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why did you relist it?

Not sure they would let me use just the number at my local MG, I eat there a couple times a year. I would be willing to give you a few bucks for one if you can ship it to Ohio.

This is such horrible news. Hang in there my friend. I am praying for you.

Small upgrade. Didn't have the manual and you rarely see these with the end label

Glad to see you back Anthony! good luck with the trade.

I have a bunch of 2600s for sale and plenty of commons. shoot me a PM

Seller may have changed his/her mind or didn't get the price they wanted. That way they can blame it on the shipping service and not get neg feedback.

No I don't. He may have sold the cart/manual separately. He knows what it is. If he was a long term collector, he would know that the original box looks nothing like that.

It definitely is a Mancavearcade box. It is in fact the same box that I had in my collection at one time. After looking at the seller ID , I am pretty sure I sold this exact box to him as a reproduction a while back. I sold it with an authentic cart/manual, so in theory those could be the same ones.

That is Fake as F&CK!

shoot me a PM, I have lots of systems, Parts, and commons

Well Damn! Sad News. Rest in Peace Curt.

I would guess you had them for sale for the last 6 months at a price point higher than $7.50 Ea. Did you lower the price at the same time as posting them here? I would guess the price point sold them fast. Either way, it isn't unreasonable to expect positive feedback from buyers if they were happy. However, I know, I rarely have left feedback to sellers on Amazon. Not that I don't want to, for some reason I rarely even look at feedback on Amazon when making a purchase. I have always looked at it in a different way than Ebay when buying/selling. If you are/were just looking for positive feedback from the sale(s) I guess it would be a dissapointment.

shoot me a message I have lots I will let go cheap

So Jealous Jesus! Amazing items. Thanks for sharing all the Activision Photos and these promotional items.

Homebrews are worth collecting if you want to play the game and support the programmer/developer. If you are getting into it in hopes of having a great investment, you would be better off putting your money in an IRA. Atariage doesn't do a bunch of Limited edition Homebrews. You will find some every once in a while, but for the most part they are not. Neo Games does most releases on a limited basis. Gooddealgames also does some as well.

Chuckwagon was very expensive in the 90's. It looks like someone decided to make one to play. It could very well be from the 90's ,given the label looks like it is just printed, cut out, and glued on.

It's not your imagination. 2600 games, in general, have gone up quite a bit. Sealed games have gone up crazy amounts. Some games 5-10X what they sold for last year. I would agree, the influx of graded games is driving the market.

Just looked at 3 Bit Corp carts and 2 had the same type of board

Why do you think they are fake? Is it because you can see what I assume is some sort of a resistor? If that is the only thing you see wrong with it, I wouldn't worry. I many examples of games like this.

looks legit to me

Value is all in what someone is willing to pay. Even many of the rarest games have a track record for sales and putting a "value" on them are much easier. When you are talking about a game where only 3 are known, and then throw in the fact that it is PAL, things become a bit hazy. it has unreal rarity for sure, however, there are less PAL collectors by far than NTSC. It is truly what someone is willing to pay

Decio, Nice to see you finally signed up here. Long time since we have talked. Hope you and the family are well,

Whoa! Always nice to see old members come back. Welcome back, hope all is well.

I did not think it was released in PAL format. This is the first time I have seen one. Cool find, Congrats. Atariboxed has it as an R9 http://atariboxed.com/index.php?go=detail&modul_refnumber=470