LeeJ07

Found these 2 today at goodwill. Bonus they were 50% off

Got all of this for 14.50 at a local game shop last night... they normally sell Atari games for 2 bucks each when they have them, and with a discount card I get an additional 25% off.
 

couldn't quite get an end label exactly right with this http://www.labelmaker2600.com/but was fun trying
 
http://atariage.com/cart_page.php?SoftwareLabelID=14

that's the "gatfold box" version of the game , does it have the end label ?
 
I forget why some text labeled carts are colored that way.
 
worth checking out the instructions, difficulty switches used for different stuff and division tables explained ...
http://www.atarimania.com/game-atari-2600-vcs-basic-math_11568.html

So I went to the big city-wide garage sale today, and I do believe this is my biggest haul, EVER.
 
I finally found a copy of Basic Math for the 2600, one game that I've been wanting for awhile. Notice anything different about the label? I'll attach a bigger closeup of it.
Mario Kart Double Dash (Not For Resale) and Tetris Worlds for the Gamecube. The platinum controller was free.
Also found Rayman for the Playstation, Luxor: Pharaoh's Challenge for the PS2, and World Series Baseball 2K1 for the Dreamcast.
I got the Xbox 360 and Xbox One games all together for $11. L.A. Noire is unfortunately missing its first disc, but both it and the Call of Duty will be available for sale or trades if any of you guys are interested. (I don't have a 360 or Xbox One.)
Bunches of PC games this time.
Frogger, Hoyle Classic Card Games, Hoyle Word Games, The Oregon Trail, Quest For Glory Anthology, Redneck Rampage, and an edutainment title, Willy Wabbit & His Magical Books.
Also a demo disc from the July, 1998 issue of Computer Gaming World.
Last, but not least, I found a Mac version of The Journeyman Project 2: Buried in Time. Google said it was good, but since I don't currently plan to ever get a Mac, I don't know how I'll ever be able to play it.
 
Also found some awesome VHS and DVD movies. I especially like the Indiana Jones Collection, and that Secret of NIMH VHS.
 
All in all, a most productive day.

Day 2 of the city-wide garage sale and the hits just keep on hitting.
 
Lots of PS2 games this time. DT Racer, Ace Combat 04: Shattered Skies, Boogie, Casper: Spirit Dimensions, A Series of Unfortunate Events, Rock Band 2, Ski and Shoot, Spyro: Enter the Dragonfly, Ty the Tasmanian Tiger, and We ♡ Katamari.
 
For the Gamecube, Harvest Moon: Magical Melody, Madden NFL 07, Nascar Thunder 2003, The Chronicles of Narnia, and the case and manual for Animal Crossing, which is perfect because my copy was missing both.
 
A few Wii games, too. Lego Batman, Sonic and the Secret Rings, and The Legend of Spyro: The Eternal Night.
 
I also found an extra NES RF cable that was free, and neat looking GBA carrying case.
Last, but not least, I found a Mattel Hyperscan game, Ben 10, that looks to have never been opened. I know only a little about the Hyperscan, mainly that it was an expensive failure for Mattel, but I figure the games are probably not too common in the wild. Could be valuable someday, who knows...
 
Also found an awesome Young Indiana Jones VHS.
This has shaped up to be an awesome Birthday weekend for me.

Day 2 of the city-wide garage sale and the hits just keep on hitting.
 
Lots of PS2 games this time. DT Racer, Ace Combat 04: Shattered Skies, Boogie, Casper: Spirit Dimensions, A Series of Unfortunate Events, Rock Band 2, Ski and Shoot, Spyro: Enter the Dragonfly, Ty the Tasmanian Tiger, and We ♡ Katamari.
 
For the Gamecube, Harvest Moon: Magical Melody, Madden NFL 07, Nascar Thunder 2003, The Chronicles of Narnia, and the case and manual for Animal Crossing, which is perfect because my copy was missing both.
 
A few Wii games, too. Lego Batman, Sonic and the Secret Rings, and The Legend of Spyro: The Eternal Night.
 
I also found an extra NES RF cable that was free, and neat looking GBA carrying case.
Last, but not least, I found a Mattel Hyperscan game, Ben 10, that looks to have never been opened. I know only a little about the Hyperscan, mainly that it was an expensive failure for Mattel, but I figure the games are probably not too common in the wild. Could be valuable someday, who knows...
 
Also found an awesome Young Indiana Jones VHS.
This has shaped up to be an awesome Birthday weekend for me.

So I went to the big city-wide garage sale today, and I do believe this is my biggest haul, EVER.
 
I finally found a copy of Basic Math for the 2600, one game that I've been wanting for awhile. Notice anything different about the label? I'll attach a bigger closeup of it.
Mario Kart Double Dash (Not For Resale) and Tetris Worlds for the Gamecube. The platinum controller was free.
Also found Rayman for the Playstation, Luxor: Pharaoh's Challenge for the PS2, and World Series Baseball 2K1 for the Dreamcast.
I got the Xbox 360 and Xbox One games all together for $11. L.A. Noire is unfortunately missing its first disc, but both it and the Call of Duty will be available for sale or trades if any of you guys are interested. (I don't have a 360 or Xbox One.)
Bunches of PC games this time.
Frogger, Hoyle Classic Card Games, Hoyle Word Games, The Oregon Trail, Quest For Glory Anthology, Redneck Rampage, and an edutainment title, Willy Wabbit & His Magical Books.
Also a demo disc from the July, 1998 issue of Computer Gaming World.
Last, but not least, I found a Mac version of The Journeyman Project 2: Buried in Time. Google said it was good, but since I don't currently plan to ever get a Mac, I don't know how I'll ever be able to play it.
 
Also found some awesome VHS and DVD movies. I especially like the Indiana Jones Collection, and that Secret of NIMH VHS.
 
All in all, a most productive day.

What, no Switch sale, too?

GBA SP is an awesome handheld.

What, no Switch sale, too?

Useless?  C'mon, man!  They are WORTHless, but definitely not USEless. 

YES!  I FINALLY GOT A USELESS POINT!

Dark Cavern is right....and so is Night Stalker, since the game was released officially under both names on the system.
You both get the point!

Not Night Stalker...
 
Dark Cavern

Not Night Stalker...
 
Dark Cavern

Night Stalker is correct! (it was hard making a pic that wasn't instantly recognizable)
 

Yes, I do the power strip (with surge suppression) and switch it off when done playing.  I get the kind that has a lighted power switch, which makes it easier to remember to turn it off.   The downside is that you have to leave the power strip somewhat visible, and that's kind of an ugly looking thing.  But better to be safe than sorry I think.

I have the Ice Hockey, River Raid, & Freeway patches. (no picture - they are in storage) Of course, it wasn't till I got on the internet that I realized that my River Raid patch is actually the INTV River Raid patch and not the 2600 patch!

I recently found one of mine for Skiing and framed it.  Yep, I earned this one by sending a photo in.  I think I have one for Laser Blast too, but it hasn't turned up yet. 

That's it! Tomcat is correct!

Fun Fact: Dan Kitchen got help with the game from Steven Kitchen, who made Space Shuttle. So basically, the two games are brothers, which explains why they are easy to confuse based on the computer display.

I saw that and cracked up out loud

Justin you didn't get the matching mini.............

A couple of boxed Odyssey 2 games.
 
As a side note, I have an Odyssey 2 console and a few games for sale if anyone is interested.

Awesome finds at a very crappy thrift store haha. It was an ok thrift store just over priced. They had a ps2 for $50 and 3 wiis for $60 each
 
Anyway coleco plug n play, guitar hero portable led game, and legend of zelda manga!!