RickR

I have no idea how that got in there. My large item was 2 cans of SPAM, 1 can of creamed corn and a potato!!!!
 
Box is moving along nicely!!!!!!!  

The C64 has soo many great games, and it plugs into any tv.

I'm decided, I'm getting one of these c64 systems, never owned one, was looking at some of these games, look great! I'm hoping I can plug this to my crt tv, don't have a space for a monitor...

This game was placed in the last Retro Junk box by Rowsdower70 (Thank you, sir!)
 
I finally took the time to really play it, and thought I'd give my impression here.
 
The game itself is labeled as #17 of 20, and signed by Joe Grisaffi (one of the designers and director of the film) and was made in 2013. I have not seen the film this game is based on, but it appears to be available for free on-line, and I'm going to check it out. I also don't know if only 20 copies of this cartridge were created. If so, that's a shame, as the game is really good. It came with a manual which is simple and well done.
 
The game has a really nice opening screen with great music. You start as a naked guy who has to find his armor. Once you find it, you can use your sword to hack up 4 victims that you have to search for. Each time you kill a victim, a policeman is spawned. They shoot you, and you are unable to kill them. After the 4th victim is killed, the goal becomes to find a character named "Marla" and drag her into a castle. Once inside, you must defeat a Boss Queen by shooting away at her shields and then the queen herself.
 
The game reminds me a lot of "Haunted House" -- lots of searching and exploring, while avoiding the bad guys as best you can. I think it's really a lot of fun. It makes you want to keep playing until you can defeat at least one boss. The graphics are great, and there's no flicker at all.
 
RickR's final grade: A
 
Anyone else have more info on this game, or an opinion on the gameplay?

Last call! If you're interested, post here by the end of the day Tuesday, March 14. I'll pick the winners on Wednesday the 15th.

I really like light gun games, particularly those from the 90s consoles. Some favorites include:
 
Elemental Gearbolt (PSX)
Virtua Cop 1&2 (Saturn)
House of the Dead (Saturn)
House of the Dead: Overkill (Wii)
Area 51 (Saturn)
MAd Dog McCree (3DO)

Thanks man!  So stoked I got it... and it's in great condition..
 
the power supply and RF cable aren't original but the system has zero scratches on it so I'm pumped
 
thanks!

Pretty awesome. 

So I did another Mt. Rushmore video, this time covering the best pack-in video games of all time.
Please note, these are not necessarily my favorites, but rather the games that I thought did the best job of selling their systems.
 
So, what four pack-in games do you think did the best job of selling their systems?

After over 20 or more years I finally broke down and bought one! 
 
 
I have a video on the first play.. I'm pretty pumped!
 

I'm next??!!? My gosh that was fast!

I'm next??!!? My gosh that was fast!

Box ready for takeoff!

Heck yes!  A full Genesis 2 system

Finally received the box today, this is what I took out:
Sega genesis 2 console-Now that's a surprise! I have the old genesis, but this one is nice too!
Atlantis intellivision
Pitfall intellivision
Star trek LCD game- another one for my collection, never played this, but will try it out.
Nintendo power magazine- I really like these, for the nostalgia, very good condition for almost a 30 year old magazine
Last, I had to pull this out, wouldn't fit into the junk box, grand prix circuit for C64, I don't own one of these, so if anyone wants this let me know, I'll ship it free of charge to you.
The junk box is headed today to Rick

Nicely done.  It's kind of cool to be able to get brand new paddles, even if they are a little tiny bit different.

The picture on the cartridge sticker looks fantastic!
I would like to have that as a poster!
 
Is it possible to make a second edition of the game via Atari Age or anyother producer?
I bet, there are many grateful consumers.

Nicely done.  It's kind of cool to be able to get brand new paddles, even if they are a little tiny bit different.

These are my thoughts on the Atgames Paddles for the Atari consoles and flashbacks 4,5,6,7
 

Duck Hunt, Hogan's Alley. 

And Crossbow in the arcade. 

This game was placed in the last Retro Junk box by Rowsdower70 (Thank you, sir!)
 
I finally took the time to really play it, and thought I'd give my impression here.
 
The game itself is labeled as #17 of 20, and signed by Joe Grisaffi (one of the designers and director of the film) and was made in 2013. I have not seen the film this game is based on, but it appears to be available for free on-line, and I'm going to check it out. I also don't know if only 20 copies of this cartridge were created. If so, that's a shame, as the game is really good. It came with a manual which is simple and well done.
 
The game has a really nice opening screen with great music. You start as a naked guy who has to find his armor. Once you find it, you can use your sword to hack up 4 victims that you have to search for. Each time you kill a victim, a policeman is spawned. They shoot you, and you are unable to kill them. After the 4th victim is killed, the goal becomes to find a character named "Marla" and drag her into a castle. Once inside, you must defeat a Boss Queen by shooting away at her shields and then the queen herself.
 
The game reminds me a lot of "Haunted House" -- lots of searching and exploring, while avoiding the bad guys as best you can. I think it's really a lot of fun. It makes you want to keep playing until you can defeat at least one boss. The graphics are great, and there's no flicker at all.
 
RickR's final grade: A
 
Anyone else have more info on this game, or an opinion on the gameplay?

This game was placed in the last Retro Junk box by Rowsdower70 (Thank you, sir!)
 
I finally took the time to really play it, and thought I'd give my impression here.
 
The game itself is labeled as #17 of 20, and signed by Joe Grisaffi (one of the designers and director of the film) and was made in 2013. I have not seen the film this game is based on, but it appears to be available for free on-line, and I'm going to check it out. I also don't know if only 20 copies of this cartridge were created. If so, that's a shame, as the game is really good. It came with a manual which is simple and well done.
 
The game has a really nice opening screen with great music. You start as a naked guy who has to find his armor. Once you find it, you can use your sword to hack up 4 victims that you have to search for. Each time you kill a victim, a policeman is spawned. They shoot you, and you are unable to kill them. After the 4th victim is killed, the goal becomes to find a character named "Marla" and drag her into a castle. Once inside, you must defeat a Boss Queen by shooting away at her shields and then the queen herself.
 
The game reminds me a lot of "Haunted House" -- lots of searching and exploring, while avoiding the bad guys as best you can. I think it's really a lot of fun. It makes you want to keep playing until you can defeat at least one boss. The graphics are great, and there's no flicker at all.
 
RickR's final grade: A
 
Anyone else have more info on this game, or an opinion on the gameplay?

This game was placed in the last Retro Junk box by Rowsdower70 (Thank you, sir!)
 
I finally took the time to really play it, and thought I'd give my impression here.
 
The game itself is labeled as #17 of 20, and signed by Joe Grisaffi (one of the designers and director of the film) and was made in 2013. I have not seen the film this game is based on, but it appears to be available for free on-line, and I'm going to check it out. I also don't know if only 20 copies of this cartridge were created. If so, that's a shame, as the game is really good. It came with a manual which is simple and well done.
 
The game has a really nice opening screen with great music. You start as a naked guy who has to find his armor. Once you find it, you can use your sword to hack up 4 victims that you have to search for. Each time you kill a victim, a policeman is spawned. They shoot you, and you are unable to kill them. After the 4th victim is killed, the goal becomes to find a character named "Marla" and drag her into a castle. Once inside, you must defeat a Boss Queen by shooting away at her shields and then the queen herself.
 
The game reminds me a lot of "Haunted House" -- lots of searching and exploring, while avoiding the bad guys as best you can. I think it's really a lot of fun. It makes you want to keep playing until you can defeat at least one boss. The graphics are great, and there's no flicker at all.
 
RickR's final grade: A
 
Anyone else have more info on this game, or an opinion on the gameplay?

This game was placed in the last Retro Junk box by Rowsdower70 (Thank you, sir!)
 
I finally took the time to really play it, and thought I'd give my impression here.
 
The game itself is labeled as #17 of 20, and signed by Joe Grisaffi (one of the designers and director of the film) and was made in 2013. I have not seen the film this game is based on, but it appears to be available for free on-line, and I'm going to check it out. I also don't know if only 20 copies of this cartridge were created. If so, that's a shame, as the game is really good. It came with a manual which is simple and well done.
 
The game has a really nice opening screen with great music. You start as a naked guy who has to find his armor. Once you find it, you can use your sword to hack up 4 victims that you have to search for. Each time you kill a victim, a policeman is spawned. They shoot you, and you are unable to kill them. After the 4th victim is killed, the goal becomes to find a character named "Marla" and drag her into a castle. Once inside, you must defeat a Boss Queen by shooting away at her shields and then the queen herself.
 
The game reminds me a lot of "Haunted House" -- lots of searching and exploring, while avoiding the bad guys as best you can. I think it's really a lot of fun. It makes you want to keep playing until you can defeat at least one boss. The graphics are great, and there's no flicker at all.
 
RickR's final grade: A
 
Anyone else have more info on this game, or an opinion on the gameplay?

Duck Hunt, Hogan's Alley. 

And Crossbow in the arcade.