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A few more...

I found a few at conventions and others on eBay. I just looked at eBay and can’t believe how much Sellers are asking for some of the ones I have. https://www.ebay.com/itm/224971945326?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=EcricTzISxO&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=vGa3hq3TSji&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY

I can believe it. The video game items from the 1970s and '80s are worth their weight in gold.

I found a few at conventions and others on eBay. I just looked at eBay and can’t believe how much Sellers are asking for some of the ones I have. https://www.ebay.com/itm/224971945326?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=EcricTzISxO&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=vGa3hq3TSji&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY

I have a collection of arcade sales flyers or salesman brochures. The collection is based on my favorite coin-op games. Don't know if any of you have some of these, but below a few. I'll post more as time permits. Asteroids was signed by Ed Logg, Battlezone was signed by Ed Rotberg and Defender was signed by Eugene Jarvis.
 

Great stack! It's amazing to see the things that John does with the 2600. All of these are technical marvels in addition to being great games. I ordered Avalanche and Champ Games Galaga as part of my AA last chance sale.

I have a collection of arcade sales flyers or salesman brochures. The collection is based on my favorite coin-op games. Don't know if any of you have some of these, but below a few. I'll post more as time permits. Asteroids was signed by Ed Logg, Battlezone was signed by Ed Rotberg and Defender was signed by Eugene Jarvis.
 

Shout-out to Champ Games for standing up the Publishing side of their company.  I am not a completionist when it comes to my game collection. However I have made an exception or two, when it comes to homebrew.

I have a collection of arcade sales flyers or salesman brochures. The collection is based on my favorite coin-op games. Don't know if any of you have some of these, but below a few. I'll post more as time permits. Asteroids was signed by Ed Logg, Battlezone was signed by Ed Rotberg and Defender was signed by Eugene Jarvis.
 

I have a collection of arcade sales flyers or salesman brochures. The collection is based on my favorite coin-op games. Don't know if any of you have some of these, but below a few. I'll post more as time permits. Asteroids was signed by Ed Logg, Battlezone was signed by Ed Rotberg and Defender was signed by Eugene Jarvis.
 

Got these two yesterday at Hallmark...

This is my last batch of retro adverts...

Figured I'd post this other picture that's not in the album.  It's a new game that is being released for the Vectrex...
 

I did!  This is such a cool looking game!

I picked up a copy at the AtariAge booth last weekend at PRGE. Time permitting, I hope to play it this weekend. Anyone else pick up a copy?

I picked up a copy at the AtariAge booth last weekend at PRGE. Time permitting, I hope to play it this weekend. Anyone else pick up a copy?

Hey guys,

The final version is here with about 5 mins of additional content and few little edits:

Lost Credit (HD): The Secret Atari Heroes Of GCC (full version) - YouTube

Also, the final credits list is posted here withe staff image and the face-map to all the people:

GCC Credits (intotheverticalblank.com)

-Steve

 
 
 

This is sold.

@TrekMD Nice haul. I just ordered Sea Pup from their Etsy site. The Lynx USB Power Adapter is a great device. I use mine all the time.

Nice haul. Commando Raid is a great shooter and one of my favorites. I like River Raid 2. It’s quite different from the original and Space cavern is meh, but playable IMO. 

Nice haul. Commando Raid is a great shooter and one of my favorites. I like River Raid 2. It’s quite different from the original and Space cavern is meh, but playable IMO. 

An eclectic assortment showed up yesterday!  Never heard of "Commando Raid" or "Space Cavern" before.  And, laugh if you must, ha, I never knew there was a second "River Raid" title, either!

Love that M.U.L.E. box art! Love it!

I picked up a copy as well. I’m happy to see that Atari is continuing to add homebrew games to their mix.🙂