Classic 80's Home Video Game Book

[Intellfan]

A lot of you probably already know about this book It came out in 2008. I just found out about last week when i went to TradeNGames here in St Louis. It just showed up in the mail today . I wish I could find a Spiker boxed for the price they quote in the book

[JasonlikesINTV]

I own that guide.

[+wongojack]

I own one too. I love it.

[Hyperboy]

Me too..

[+boxpressed]

That's a great guide. Tons of pictures. Despite the Spiker listing, I find the Intellivision prices pretty accurate for most listings. The INTV and some third party rares are underpriced, but most Mattel and I.I. listings are solid.

[JasonlikesINTV]

Sears isn't bad either, except for Checkers and Backgammon. Honestly, there are other equally rare games, but you don't see the high prices like for those two.

[Intellfan]

That's a great guide. Tons of pictures. Despite the Spiker listing, I find the Intellivision prices pretty accurate for most listings. The INTV and some third party rares are underpriced, but most Mattel and I.I. listings are solid.

Yes i looked through it and i say most of the prices are right on . On Ebay you can always have stuff go higher. It is what someone is willing to pay I wouldn't be surprised if Sears Backgammon went north of 80 bucks right now if it showed up a lot of people are hunting it .

[+Special Teams]

Thanks, this is now on my want list!

[Intellfan]

Thanks, this is now on my want list!

you can find it on ebay or amazon

[+boxpressed]

Another thing I like about this guide is that it lists most of the peripherals and add-ons for each system (lots of photos), even weird stuff like the Sticklers and rapid fire adapters.

[Hyperboy]

Another thing I like about this guide is that it lists most of the peripherals and add-ons for each system (lots of photos), even weird stuff like the Sticklers and rapid fire adapters.

I've used that info to discover and add new things to my wish list..

[Atari_Bill]

Easily my favorite of the few retro collecting books out there. Very well made

[+boxpressed]

There's another thread on this book. One of the authors (and the owner of all the items) is a member of Atari Age. The thread below includes a video of his collection.

 

http://atariage.com/forums/topic/214883-clasic-video-game-book/