So what duplicates do you guys have?

[Ross PK]

I have two New York City's and two Nuclear Nicks (one of which doesn't work).

[mimo]

2 Asteroids carts (one in box)

2 Missile command carts

2 pac-man carts

2 miner 2049er carts and miner 2049er on casette

2 computer chess carts

2 star raiders carts

 

2 NTSC 2600 river raid carts

Edited April 2, 2007 by mimo

[accousticguitar]

I have a few 2600 duplicates, but since this is a computer forum, the only duplicate I have is a Basic cartridge. I do have a Defender computer cartridge that won't work, which is the only Atari cart I have ever come across that didn't work.

[Wrathchild]

Koronis Rift disks (though only one boxed, the other has just the inlay)

[+bf2k+]

Among others, I have a Star Raiders cart and a Star Raider cart.

[Urchlay]

Two BASIC carts, but one's rev. A and the other is rev. C.

 

To add to the confusion, the rev. A cart didn't work, but its case was much less beat-up than the rev. C one, so I swapped the boards. Now I have a nice looking rev. C cart and a dead rev. A cart in a beat-up case with "REV C" written on it in Sharpie

 

I *should* have duplicate Pac-Man, Star Raiders, and a few other game carts... but I can't find the ones I had in the 80s, so I bought replacements. Possibly the old carts are still at the parents somewhere, or in my closet.

 

I never owned any games on tape, and have no interest in using a tape drive now... and I never had many legit games on disk (lots of warez downloaded at 300 or 1200 baud, but no money to buy stuff back then).

[Ross PK]

Among others, I have a Star Raiders cart and a Star Raider cart.

 

Is Star Raider rare?

[+bf2k+]

Among others, I have a Star Raiders cart and a Star Raider cart.

 

Is Star Raider rare?

 

I don't know how rare it is but they are the same game with different labels (As far as I know).

[FastRobPlus]

Not rare. I'd love to know the backstory on why the name was changed.

[TimsterAA]

Here's all my dupes! Anyone wanna trade?

 

dupes_04_03_07.zip

 

--Timster--