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How about the Xonox games? I never got to the end on any of them but came close on Ghost Manor and Spike's Peak about 20 years ago. Anybody know if these have endings? May have to take another crack at it!

I live in the NW area (close to Baer Park) where it's always entertaining...if you know what I mean.

Damn I needed all of those except Taz.....I hate working night shift GRRRRRRRRR

About 60 miles NW of Phila. I live there too. I find it hard to believe that this person has all of these rare also. At first, I thought maybe he printed up labels but he has a Condor Attack and it would be pretty hard to fake a cartridge casing. These IMHO are probably genuine.

I haven't gone to Radio Shack in about 10 years. I really should tho...my free battery card is up to 9 punches!

Interesting that the paragraph to the left talks about Chuck Norris/Hercules. I never heard of that one!

Very impressive work by all! It's got to be a tough choice for you Cafeman. My top 5, excluding my own, in no particular order: Foreman's turkey Kozielec's 1st goose Arensmeyer's woodpecker Johnston's porcupine Monster's elephant Damn that's hard narrowing it down to five! So many good characters there!

I sent you Breakout. Human C-ball and Night Driver will be there soon.

Ok I started out just collecting different games but as my collection grew I started holding on to the different label variations. Atari picture/text.....Atari/Sears...Froggo...Zellers...Beagle Bros.(just kidding ). Then I found I'm holding onto carts with different copywrights i.e. Pole Position 1982, 1983, 1988. Looking thru my carts to compile a trade list I noticed M-Network carts have a label variation with the country. I've seen U.S.A., Korea, Philipenes and Singapore. Not that these carts are rare or anything, I just can't seem to part with them. I think I may need therapy.

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Yep...loved passing time in school playing that game! It always amazes me what you find on the net! http://www.officialpfl.com/home.html Click on tryouts

I have a couple of these that came in a box-lot I bought. I've never seen them before either. My 2-yr old likes playing with it (perfect size!) As far as the value...I believe they are worth about $10 and would rate them as being very rare but not extremely rare about a 6/10.

5" wide, 6" long, diagonally it's 7 1/2"

Each auction went for about $15.50. I bid up to $15 on them Let me know if you sell your copy.

I thought this would be some interesting info to add to the Bomb Z-tack page. This auction states that the game included an iron-on. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...item=1363740436 If possible maybe the winner would submit a scan of the iron-on, box and the manual. On the subject of accessories...wasn't there a set of stickers in Tac-Scan by Sega? Thanks!

APF stands for Al & Phil Friedman. I believe you are speaking of one of the TV Fun models. There are several variations: 401 402 - pill bottle shaped controllers and a lightgun 405 - detachable cont., rectangular shaped console 406 - round paddles 442 444 500 They also made the M1000 (models MP-1000A, MPA-10) and the Imagination machine. I'm not sure if these are one and the same. Which are highly sought after. Sears had versions with their "Tele-games" logo on the consoles in the 400 series. I'm no expert but this is what I've gathered so far. I really didn't do much research on them. I was curious about them myself because I own a 402 without the accessories. Hope it helps you a little at least.

Good question! I saw two atari 2600 MASH games sealed with the t-shirt on ebay within the last month (i think, maybe it was longer than that). The shirt looked like this one as far as I could tell.http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1546690644 The problem was both were from the same seller and both described the item with the shrinkwrap slightly opened. I did see a round "free" sticker on the box leading me to believe that a shirt (whether the shirt in the auction was authentic or not) was originally included. F.Y.I. both of them went for about $16. I tried to search for them on ebay but couldn't find them, sorry.

Only 3 votes behind SNES right now

Cart Commander has C.T.C. valued at $125. I've seen the loose cars go for $100+. Nice addition to your collection!

Thanks Stan! First time playing this game....got them mixed up. And miss all the "fun" of trying to decipher that F.U. map they give in the instructions. LOL I'll try to wing it for now, thanks for the info.

How do you get around them? I've tried jumping them a million times

This is a great game! Although when I had it 20 years ago, I don't remember being this bad at it.

Thanks to Curt and AA for their work on making the ROM available. If anyone decides to finish the game, can we incorporate Room 34's avatar? Any screenshots available? :wink:

Way to go! I was playing some of the "classic" games yesterday and I still love them. Games like Outlaw, Human C-ball, Flag Capture, Sky Diver, Pele's Soccer (I think I injured my hand playing this one!) It's the simplicity of these games that brought me back to playing Atari. Again..Congrats!

Got the Atari for Christmas in '78 and bought roughly 150 games in about two years with my paper route money (2 routes! I was a work-aholic). I kept everything including receipts. Then traded it all in for an Atari 5200 at the local video game store. Then traded that in a couple of years later for a Commodore 64. I liked the C64 because you could copy games I buy new games/hardware occasionally but have focused more on buying the games I once loved. Now like a lot of us, I'm kicking myself for getting rid of that stuff way back then.