RickR

It's a turbo fire button doohickey.

It's a turbo fire button doohickey.

It's a turbo fire button doohickey.

http://rs382.pbsrc.com/albums/oo268/Sr-Ferraz/Atari%202600%20-%20Others%20Items/PointMasterFIRECONTROLBydiscwasher.jpg?w=480&h=480&fit=clip

It's a turbo fire button doohickey.

2600 Games for trade
 
First, what's new.  If you haven't tried Astroblast with paddles (it also works with joystick), you haven't lived.
 

 
Second, the full box.  That's Racquetball and Cosmic Ark in the middle.
 

2600 Games for trade
 
First, what's new.  If you haven't tried Astroblast with paddles (it also works with joystick), you haven't lived.
 

 
Second, the full box.  That's Racquetball and Cosmic Ark in the middle.
 

"Popeye" for the Atari 8-bit computer.  The label is in very bad shape -- the top portion is missing.  But it is tested and works. 

I found this Vizio 13" analog LCD TV for $11.  I figure these things are going to get harder and harder to find, and they are perfect for playing old consoles.  Very light and easy to move around, and nice picture quality. 

Thanks jmjustin!

Well I got in my big atari game lots.

The MYSTERY cart is Seaquest.

I found this Vizio 13" analog LCD TV for $11.  I figure these things are going to get harder and harder to find, and they are perfect for playing old consoles.  Very light and easy to move around, and nice picture quality. 

I found this Vizio 13" analog LCD TV for $11.  I figure these things are going to get harder and harder to find, and they are perfect for playing old consoles.  Very light and easy to move around, and nice picture quality. 

http://www.usatoday.com/story/tech/gaming/2016/04/08/first-look-book-celebrates-art-atari/82785834/
 
$39.95.  Looks like something that a lot of us here would love.
 

 

I found this Vizio 13" analog LCD TV for $11.  I figure these things are going to get harder and harder to find, and they are perfect for playing old consoles.  Very light and easy to move around, and nice picture quality. 

I found this Vizio 13" analog LCD TV for $11.  I figure these things are going to get harder and harder to find, and they are perfect for playing old consoles.  Very light and easy to move around, and nice picture quality. 

The Atari XL computers also had an expansion bus that was not used (as far as I know).  So there's a history of that in the line. 

Unboxing the 7800-à-la-smoke, from nosweargamer!
 

 
An Atari Corp. 90-day limited warranty card!  1986 Revision B!  But wait, this is for "Cassettes, Cartridges, or Diskettes".  I wasn't expecting any...
 

 
Cartridges!
 

 
Nice -- three cool 7800 games!  Also, Karateka. 
 

 
"FOR USE WITH VIDEO GAME".  Just one?!  WHICH ONE?!
 

 
Ahhh, there she is!  Smellin' like she just staggered home from a long night at the dank corner bar that still has a CRT up on the wall.  Nah, it's not really that bad at all.  Noticeable, but tolerable.
 

 
I can't wait to check out all the cool hardware for the expansion interf... wait, what?  Really, nothing?  At all?  Well, damn. 
 
Thanks!  Now, who wants to trade me some CX78 joypads?

Todays goodwill finds. Linus is good and all but i am still searching for a snoopy or a charlie brown

Wii is easily one of my favorite systems, and games are quite plentiful. I have a fairly nice collection of Wii games.

A Wii (with cords, but no Wiimotes), one Wii game, and one PS2 game.
 
The Wii is in the cheap collector sweet spot right now.  I got this one for $20.  Games and systems are plentiful and very low priced.  Grab em if you don't have em!
 
 

I think I need something signed by Willie. 

http://www.usatoday.com/story/tech/gaming/2016/04/08/first-look-book-celebrates-art-atari/82785834/
 
$39.95.  Looks like something that a lot of us here would love.
 

 

Another fine trade with RickR!   Thanks buddy!