My Atari collection so far.....

[SpendTooMuchOnAtari]

Thought I would show three pics and show off a little, this is my collection so far. I have about 240-250 different Atari 2600 games although many variations and 5200, 7800 computer, lynx and coming soon....Jaguar!

 

Sorry about the triple post right together here, that is weird but check it out anyway, it is a start!

[SpendTooMuchOnAtari]

[SpendTooMuchOnAtari]

[GruBBworM]

I will get some pics to post but for now here is my collection:

Here is a complete list:

 

1-heavy sixer with adaptor

1-4 switch with adaptor

1-4 switch with no cord going to the inside

1-kids controller

1-trac-ball #143

1-control keypad

1-star raider keypad w/overlay

1-driving paddle

4-sets of paddles some work some dont

6-joysticks some work some dont

4-atari folders holds 8 carts each

over 100 catologs and mauals

1-communists mutants supercharger game (sealed)

 

Boxed games: (18)

 

adventure box tore

astroids (wear)

beefsteak tomatoe's

dig dug

double dunk

e.t

frogger

frostbite

galaxian

jr. pac-man

pole position

river raid II color label (pal)

space cavern

seahawk (sealed)

spider fighter

strawberry shortcake

swordquest earthworld

swordquest fireworld

 

Loose carts: (161)

 

adventure

air sea battle txt. label

air sea battle pic label

airlock

amidar

atari video cube

atlantis day label

atlantis night label

barnstorming

basic programing

basketball

beazerk

black jack pic label

black jack txt label

blueprint

bmx air master (tnt)

bowling

bobby is going home

breakout

buck rodgers

canyon bomber

carnival

centipede

chase

chopper command

circus atari

cosmic commuter

cosmic creeps

cosmic ark

combat (pic)

combat (txt)

commando raid

crystal castles

defender (1981)

defender(1986)

defender II

demollition herby

demon to diamonds

demon attack (label)

demon attack (Pic)

dodge em' (txt)

dodge em' (pic)

donkey kong

donkey kong jr.

dragster

fast eddie

fast food

final approach

real sports football

football (pic)

football (txt)

frankenstien's monster

frogger II threedeep

gangster alley

ghostbuster's

golf (pic)

gopher

gremlin's

haunted house

hero

human cannonball

homerun

ice hockey

indy 500 (pic)

indy 500 (txt)

infiltrate

journey escape

joust

jungle hunt

kangaroo

kaboom

laser blast

mad

malagai (repro)

mario bros.

mario bros. dif picture

marine wars

maze craze

megaforce

miner 2049'er

missile command

mouse trap

mountian king

moon patrol

mr's pac-man

name this game

night driver (pic)

night driver (txt)

outlaw

pac-man

pitfall

pitfall II

phoenix

planet patrol

plaque attack

polaris (green label)

pole postin' (misspelled label)

porky's

q-bert

quadrun (repro)

racquetball

radier's of the lost ark

reactor

riddle of the sphinx

river raid

roc-n-rope

rubik's cube

the earth die's screaming

shark attack

skeet shoot

sky diver

sky skipper

slots

slot racer

smurf (RIGC)

sneak n' peak

sorcerer's apprentice

space invaders (pic)

space invader (txt)

space jockey

spacemaster x-7

space shuttle

space war (pic)

space war (txt

speedway II

star raider's

stampede

the empire strikes back

star voyager (txt)

star voyager (pic)

street racer

submarine commander (pic)

superman (pic)

super breakout

survial run

surround

swordquest WaterWorld

tapeworm

target fun

tax avoiders

taz

title match

towering inferno

turmoil

up n down

vangaurd

venture

video olympics

video pinball

wabbit

warlords

word zapper

worm war I

yar's revenge

zaxxon

3d tic tac toe

32-1 game cart

xonox sir lancelot/robin hood

xonox ghost manor/spike's peak

2-xonox chuck norris/artillery duel

Grover's music maker (repro)

cookie monster munch with overlay and inst.

oscar's trash race with overlay and inst.

big bird's egg catch with overylay and inst.

alpha beam with ernie with 2 overlays and inst.

 

and (60) more misc. dup carts

[sku_u]

The Polaris cart is a nice one to have

[SpendTooMuchOnAtari]

The Polaris cart is a nice one to have

 

The instructions are nice too! I am looking for a blue end also.

[Room 34]

OK, here's mine:

 

http://atari.room34.com/collection.php

 

207 unique 2600 carts, 17 5200 carts, 25 7800 carts, 32 Intellivision carts, 9 for NES and 10 for GameGear, plus an Asteroids machine.

 

And some photos...

 

 

[SS]

Thought I would show three pics and show off a little, this is my collection so far.

 

 

Do those “Spitfire Attack” and “Survival Run” carts have original end labels on ‘em or repros? It seems like the Milton Bradley games are somewhat HTF with the end labels on them.

[SpendTooMuchOnAtari]

 

 

Do those “Spitfire Attack” and “Survival Run” carts have original end labels on ‘em or repros?  It seems like the Milton Bradley games are somewhat HTF with the end labels on them.

 

They are originals. The thing with those is that you had to apply them yourself. The end labels came on a sheet of stickers and most people did not apply them properly...or at all. I found these at the flea market here with a bunch of other Atari stuff. Actually, this is where I got this weird little blue binder that holds instructions by wires. The blue binder is small with white letters that say Atari on it and then it opens with all of these wires at the binding part. You were supposed to put the instruction through the wire part so it was in the middle of the booklet and then you could flip through it. I have never seen another like it...anywhere.

[the 5th ghost]

 

 

Do those “Spitfire Attack” and “Survival Run” carts have original end labels on ‘em or repros?  It seems like the Milton Bradley games are somewhat HTF with the end labels on them.

 

They are originals. The thing with those is that you had to apply them yourself. The end labels came on a sheet of stickers and most people did not apply them properly...or at all. I found these at the flea market here with a bunch of other Atari stuff. Actually, this is where I got this weird little blue binder that holds instructions by wires. The blue binder is small with white letters that say Atari on it and then it opens with all of these wires at the binding part. You were supposed to put the instruction through the wire part so it was in the middle of the booklet and then you could flip through it. I have never seen another like it...anywhere.

 

I have the same binder. It says: GAME BOOKS with the Atari logo in the center, right?

 

Doug

[SpendTooMuchOnAtari]

That's It!

 

Not many of those around I don't think. It's neat though and I'm glad I found it "in the wild".

[the 5th ghost]

That's It!    

 

Not many of those around I don't think.  It's neat though and I'm glad I found it "in the wild".

 

Yep, got mine for free

 

I owe most of my collection to finds "in the wild" as a matter of fact. One of the fun highlights was a day at a local flea market where I bought a mint, complete with box and instruction sheet Chase the chuckwagon for 50 cents! And by the looks of it I think it would be safe to say it was NEVER played before till I took it home

 

I noticed your Glib cart. I got one of those at a local thrift store. It was in a giant bag of loose carts with a $5.00 price tag stapled to the bag. In all there were at least 60 carts in the bag including an Atari Video Cube and a lot of other oddball carts that I never saw before till that day.

 

In fact, I was so unimpressed with Glib when I tested it at home that I threw it in my junk box of games I would never play! It's safe to say that I am a little wiser now to it's rarity and rescued from the "bunk games box"

[SpendTooMuchOnAtari]

In fact, I was so unimpressed with Glib when I tested it at home that I threw it in my junk box of games I would never play! It's safe to say that I am a little wiser now to it's rarity and rescued  from the "bunk games box"

 

I noticed you are from PA. I used to live near Hershey and found a ton of Atari stuff there. It was a town called Lebanon. I was just a seller on eBay when I lived there and the stuff I found went right on to eBay. I had so many rare items now that I look back and all sold on eBay....some to you guys I bet. I just recently got into collecting but now live in Arizona and it is a lot harder to find games out here. The best (most sought after and valuable I guess) cart I found here was a Atari Video Cube at a flea market. I did find a 800XL with a bunch of games at a sale here too. That wasn't bad.

[Dolt]

I had my games out and my digital camera lying nearby so I decided to take a shot of some of the highlights in my collection.

 

Actually, I'm lucky because I have manuals to most of these--all the Avalon Hills, Quadrun, the CommaVids and Sub Commander. I have one for Gravitar but it's not a silver manual. If anyone wants to sell me one of those or one for Waterworld ('cause I got the box and the comic but I need the poster and manual), let me know.

 

Best of all, I have Skeet Shoot CIB!

[SS]

 

 

Do those “Spitfire Attack” and “Survival Run” carts have original end labels on ‘em or repros?  It seems like the Milton Bradley games are somewhat HTF with the end labels on them.

 

They are originals. The thing with those is that you had to apply them yourself. The end labels came on a sheet of stickers and most people did not apply them properly...or at all.

 

 

Yeah, I did know that the Milton Bradley titles came w/o the end labels already attatched. Seems kinda weird, really, DIY cartridges. My copies, of course, have repros on 'em.

[Room 34]

Doesn't surprise me though, coming from Milton Bradley. Most of their board games required you to break apart plastic pieces that were all together straight from the mold, apply decals, tear apart perforated cards, etc.

[atarianer2003]

Here's my cartridge-collection:

 

 

32 in 1

4-in-1

Adventure

Air Sea Battle

Alien's Return

Amidar

Asteroids

Astrowar

Atlantis (white)

Atlantis (text)

Basketball

Berzerk

Blue Print

Boom Bang (=Crackpots)

Carnival

Circus Atari

Combat (pic)

Combat (text)

Cross Force

Decathlon

Demon Attack

Die Ratte und die Karotten (=Gopher)

Dig Dug

Dodge 'em

Donkey Kong

Double Dunk

Dschungel Boy (=Pitfall)

Eishockey-Fieber (=Ice Hockey)

Enduro

Fathom

Football RealSports Soccer

Frogger

Fussball (=Championship Soccer)

Galactic (FunVision)

Galactic (Goliath)

Gas Hog

Ghostbusters

Grand Prix

Im Reich der Spinne (=Amidar)

Indy 500

Jr. Pac-Man

Jungle Hunt (red)

Jungle Hunt (silver)

Kangaroo

Keystone Kapers

King Arthur

Kung-Fu Master

Kung-Fu Superkicks

Lilly Adventure

Mario Bros.

Master Builder

Maze Craze

Midnight Magic

Missile Command

Mission 3000

Moon Patrol (red)

Moon Patrol (silver)

Motocross (=Street Racer)

 

 

 

Mouse Trap

Ms. Pac-Man

Open, Sesame! (Bitcorp)

Open Sesame (Goliath)

Pac-Kong (Goliath)

Pac-Kong (Quelle)

Pac-Man

Phantompanzer (=Phantom Tank)

Phoenix

Pole Position (red)

Pole Position (silver)

Popeye

RealSports Boxing

RealSports Soccer (red)

RealSports Soccer (silver)

RealSports Tennis (red)

RealSports Tennis (silver)

RealSports Volleyball

Schießbude (=Carnival)

Sky Jinks

Snail against Squirrel

Solaris

Sorcerer's Apprentice

Space Invaders

Stampede

Star Raiders

Star Voyager

Star Wars: The Empire strikes back

Stargate

Starmaster

Strahlen der Teufelsvögel (=Atlantis)

Subterranea

Super Breakout

Super Ferrari (blue font)

Super Ferrari (=Enduro)

Time Race (FunVision)

Time Race (Goliath)

Vanguard

Venture

Vogel Flieh (=Tuby Bird)

Warlords

Weltraumtunnel (=Laser Gates)

Winter Games

World End

Wüstenschlacht (=Chopper Command)

Z-Tack

Zaxxon

Double Ender: Ghost Manor/Spike's Peak

Double Ender: Robin Hood/Sir Lancelot

Double Ender: Robin Hood/Super Kung-Fu

 

 

Alien vs. Predator (Jaguar)

Atari Karts (Jaguar)

Bubsy (Jaguar)

Checkered Flag (Jaguar)

Club Drive (Jaguar)

Cybermorph 2MB (Jaguar)

Dragon (Jaguar)

Dino Dudes (Jaguar)

Int. Sensible Soccer (Jaguar)

Iron Soldier (Jaguar)

Supercross 3D (Jaguar)

Tempest 2000 (Jaguar)

Theme Park (Jaguar)

Trevor McFur in the Crescent Galaxy (Jaguar)

Wolfenstein 3D (Jaguar)

Myst Demo (JaguarCD)

Atariartist (XL/XE)

Barnyard Blaster (XL/XE)

BASIC (400/800)

Bug Hunt (XL/XE)

Donkey Kong (XL/XE)

Millipede (XL/XE)

Qix (5200)

Choplifter! (7800)

Food Fight (7800)

Mario Bros. (7800)

Sentinel (7800)

A.P.B. (Lynx)

Batman Returns (Lynx)

Hydra (Lynx)

STUN Runner (Lynx)

 

Mike

[atarianer2003]

And my 4 8er and 9er carts:

 

 

 

 

[video game addict]

@atarianer2003, it would help if you added a little light to those scans.

[ATARIPITBULL]

Well, I will be posting pictures soon enough of my Atari room. I have already started by removing the old floor tile, painted one wall and soon will start building shelves to hold my boxed games and other Atari items.