Atari 2600 Smurfs Save the Day

[MrDo]

Recently, I purchased a large Atari collection and with it came an Atari 2600 game called Smurfs Save the Day by Coleco. Superb condition. My understanding is that this is a very, very rare game.

 

I would be interested in knowing what others in the forum know about this game and what they would consider it's value to be.

 

Thanks and Merry Christmas. Jesus is Lord.

[Christophero Sly]

For a general estimate, DP says it's value is $45.

[Rom Hunter]

Of all the games you showed, this one is the most valuable.

 

It's genuine too.

 

[Foxsolo2000]

Of all the games you showed, this one is the most valuable.

 

It's genuine too.

 

 

Pretty useless though without the tapes and the kid vid player that goes with it

[Shawn]

Of all the games you showed, this one is the most valuable.

 

It's genuine too.

 

 

Pretty useless though without the tapes and the kid vid player that goes with it

 

 

Actually you can use it just fine without the tapes by toggling the difficulty switches in different orders. It's the Bearinstien Bears cart that is a tit without the tapes.

[Crazy Climber]

Whenever I end up with an extra one I usually sell it for around $20 give or take.

[Foxsolo2000]

Of all the games you showed, this one is the most valuable.

 

It's genuine too.

 

 

Pretty useless though without the tapes and the kid vid player that goes with it

 

 

Actually you can use it just fine without the tapes by toggling the difficulty switches in different orders. It's the Bearinstien Bears cart that is a tit without the tapes.

 

Never realised that. I had the cart and tapes for years and thought I couldn't play them without the kid vid module. Oh well you live and learn

[Thomas Jentzsch]

Actually you can use it just fine without the tapes by toggling the difficulty switches in different orders.

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