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But wait, there's more.... There's also a few more Atari titles for me to test and sort out that I'll be posting soon!

I got a ton of stuff in recently, most of it I would be willing to trade...so check it out!

Okay time to catch up on trades! First off, Thanks jmjustin for 2 great trades that netted me this: StormSurge was nice enough to trade me some great NES titles: And lastly, but not leastly....I got from RickR a PS2....but it came packed special!!

I wish I could disagree with you, but I feel the same way. It's almost like they just grabbed whatever name they could get their hands on that had some retro market relevance and slapped the name on it.

I got several cool trades from folks that I desperately need to post pics of. I promise I'll get some up when I'm healed up a bit.

Methinks there be a Kickstarter starting soon.....

I really didn't like Kay-Bee toys, but let me explain why: When I was younger, we had a WONDERFUL toy store called Toys By Roy. (It was a Southern Mall small franchise thing) It was a beautiful, old school toy store. Glass display cases up front a'la the Christmas Story with elaborate displays. Glass cases inside as well with amazing die cast toy cars, modeling gear, model rockets, Dungeons & Dragons stuff, and all the electronic games, gizmos, and video games. As a kid, THAT was the toy store...and Kay-Bee bought them out. Kay-Bee wasn't really bad, it was just more modern commercialization that reminded me of a smaller Toys R Us. They had more kids toys for sure, but it wasn't as magical ever again. Gone forever was that type of toy store. This is the only image I can find of Toys By Roy: Look at that guy. He had the best job in the world.

The cover for Final Fight always makes me wonder why one of the Road Warriors wanted to fight Freddy Mercury.

A delivery arrived from No Swear Manor today! (along with some nifty stickers that aren't shown for possible junk box deco!)

I own an INTV II. I love the design, its purty...but it does have a lockout chip. This affects a few coleco titles and even one of their own releases. I have seen the III and I think its sleek and purdy, I love the power LED, but they tend to be kinda expensive.

Princess Tomato in the Salad Kingdom (NES, Hudson Soft)

I took a couple off, and they come off fine. I just didn't mess with all of them.

Final Fight is spoken for.

Still have Mario 2? I wouldn't mind having that if you aren't too attached. I could give you probably 2 or 3 titles for that.

Also, several of the Atari games are missing end labels, including Superman and Millipede.

The batch I've been promising: MYSTERY activision games: (not for trade, yet!) (the top left one is Great Circus Mystery, top right is Izzy's Quest for the Olympic Rings) The MIGHTY Naki Eliminator: And last, but definitely NOT least: The Space Hawk and Space Battle are intact, there's a bit of shrink wrap damages on both Star Strikes. As always my preference is INTV, but I like Atari and would sill be interested in GBA, GBC, or GB titles perhaps.

Nobunaga's Ambition (1993 SNES)

Well I don't have a picture of it, but this one is identical ...mine wasn't in quite as pristine condition. It's a 1970 Dodge Dart (not the Swinger) 4 door, 225 Slant 6 engine. Tough as nails. I think my stereo cost more than the car.

Fans of Ultima, or just fans of gaming history, here's Lord British's first game....Akalabeth: World of Doom (AKA why I never got anything done in Data/Word Processing Class) http://www.gog.com/game/akalabeth_world_of_doom FREE!

I will be adding a lot of Atari games for trade soon!

I used that already!