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I bet that that cart has really low mileage. I'm sure a few rented it once and if word of mouth means anything it didn't get rented much after. 
 

Yeah, you are probably right.  The cart with the sticker on the back is "Cannon Fodder", which probably got more usage.  The good news is that both games work just fine.
 

I bet that that cart has really low mileage. I'm sure a few rented it once and if word of mouth means anything it didn't get rented much after. 
 

Here's a quick shot of the "rental" stickers from a couple of the Jag games I have so far...

I'll start it off

Food at the other end? Apologies to those who celebrate

The Lynx I, as I always thought, kind of looks like a bone. I mean it has the narrow middle and the wider ends, and it looks like a bone or dog biscuit as a result. :O)

LOL!

Well, the Atari 2600 looks like the bottom half of a George Foreman grill.  With the grill marks and everything. 

It's neither Christmas or Thanksgiving....it's "Life Day".  Frankly, I've seen it once and that's enough for my life.  😁

I'll start it off

Really. I always thought it was about Thanksgiving. Maybe, it's both Thanksgiving and Christmas. They happen at the same time of year.

The Star Wars Holiday Special was a Christmas program, I think.

These guys out of Germany I think, have had them available in the past but looks like they are out of stock at the moment.  https://dragonbox.de/en/everdrives-flashcarts/jaguar-gamedrive.html

It is beyond me as to why the Intellivision Amico generates so much division and conflict. It seems like a gaming culture civil war. And why all the hate for Tommy? Personally, I could never hate Tommy. Do they hate the Electric Playground and Victor Lucas too? A worldwide pandemic might have a little to do with the Amico delays and the misdirected anger of the haters. The drama surrounding the Amico is not going to help sales as it's apparent people are deciding against the Amico before it really gets a chance which could doom it..

It is beyond me as to why the Intellivision Amico generates so much division and conflict. It seems like a gaming culture civil war. And why all the hate for Tommy? Personally, I could never hate Tommy. Do they hate the Electric Playground and Victor Lucas too? A worldwide pandemic might have a little to do with the Amico delays and the misdirected anger of the haters. The drama surrounding the Amico is not going to help sales as it's apparent people are deciding against the Amico before it really gets a chance which could doom it..

I believe they were playing Super Meat Boy...

A professional agency that restores video game boxes, cartridges, and artwork would be a niche market to say the least. If you've ever attempted restoration yourself you know the results can sometimes be less than desired. You can't make a silk purse out of a sows ear. I can just imagion how finnicky the demographic for such a service would be and then their's the question of does restoration add market value to the restored game. I would be surprised if it did much or at all. More times than not, restoration lowers the value of collectables. 

As an American, it is your God given right to watch any movie you wish at any time, alone even, without shame!