Sunnyvale sixer auction!

[Starhopper]

Just listed on eBay: One Sears Tele Games made in Sunnyvale, CA complete with 'heavy sixer' style joysticks and games. Excellent video, great shape. (sorry, the joysticks are missing the 'ATARI' disks on top)

 

 

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http://cgi.ebay.com/Sears-Tele-Games-ATARI...1QQcmdZViewItem

[video game addict]

It does have 6 switches & it was made in Sunnyvale, but it isn't a heavy sixer. Price is good though.

[adams_ale]

Yep, looks like a good auction at a fine starting price. I don't have that Sears version Atari. For clarification a heavy sixer obviously has 6 switches, but also has a curved molding along the bottom which is heavier than the angular molding seen on non-heavy systems.

Edited November 18, 2005 by adams_ale

[Starhopper]

Yep, looks like a good auction at a fine starting price.  I don't have that Sears version Atari.  For clarification a heavy sixer obviously has 6 switches, but also has a curved molding along the bottom which is heavier than the angular molding seen on non-heavy systems.

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Very true. This was the 'second generation' case. Even though the board isn't equipped with a channel selector switch, the case has the slot for it, in preparation for their coast to coast sales.