Arenafoot

We have Freddy’s, and I like them, but not as much as Culvers, which does everything Freddy’s does but better.
 
https://www.culvers.com

I'm still waiting for the first Cane's to open in downtown Portland....coming soon it says. 

Todd got a new Raising "Cane"! .............. Cane III

SiriusXM satellite radio is free for everyone til May 29 on any car radio, app, or their webpage player
Here's the webpage player link:
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I have a few, most are my childhood magazines (except the first 6 of AtariAge and the Nintendo mag):
 
The Rainbow Magazine
Sept. 1985
Dec. 1985
Jan. 1986
Feb. 1986
Mar. 1986
May 1986
July 1986
Aug. 1986
Oct. 1986
Dec. 1986
Nov. 1987
Dec. 1987
Apr. 1988 
Aug. 1988
Dec. 1988
 
Hot CoCo Magazine
Mar 85
May 85
July 85
 
AtariAge Magazines
(all but first 2)
Sept. / Oct. 1982
Nov. / Dec. 1982
January / February 1983
March / April 1983
May / June 1983
July / August 1983
Sept. / Oct. 1983
Nov. 1983 / Feb. 1984
March / April 1984
 
The Atarian Magazine
Oct 1989
 
Nintendo Fun Club News magazine
Feb/Mar 1988
 
Video Swapper Magazine
August 1982
 
 

Unreal Gold free for 48 hrs:
 
https://www.gog.com/game/unreal_gold

SiriusXM satellite radio is free for everyone til May 29 on any car radio, app, or their webpage player
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Glad it sold.  Somebody got a good deal. 

Get a free Atari trading card in the mail just for filling out your name and address at this website: http://www.mikesalzman.com/2018/05/20/free-atari-trading-card-berzerk/
 
 

Get a free Atari trading card in the mail just for filling out your name and address at this website: http://www.mikesalzman.com/2018/05/20/free-atari-trading-card-berzerk/
 
 

Get a free Atari trading card in the mail just for filling out your name and address at this website: http://www.mikesalzman.com/2018/05/20/free-atari-trading-card-berzerk/
 
 

Get a free Atari trading card in the mail just for filling out your name and address at this website: http://www.mikesalzman.com/2018/05/20/free-atari-trading-card-berzerk/
 
 

Get a free Atari trading card in the mail just for filling out your name and address at this website: http://www.mikesalzman.com/2018/05/20/free-atari-trading-card-berzerk/
 
 

Well, I borrowed (and modified) the summary sheet from Arenafoot's spreadsheet and added it to my own.  The new grand total is.......

1436 games!

 

I'm actually close to the same as you Justin!
 
total 634
161 Atari 2600
75 PC
115 Xbox
110 PS2
35 INTV
27 NES
etc

I use an Excel spreadsheet, which each system on a different sheet.  I don't know how to create a function to count all rows on all sheets.  And I'm too lazy to do it by hand.  I'd guess I'm close to 1000.  With the big hitters being Atari 2600 (304 games), Intellivision (97), Odyssey 2 (37), and PS2 (over 100). 

Im just curious as to how many games everyone has in their collection (not counting duplicates). For all system the total amount.
 
I just recently downloaded an app on my phone that lets me put in my collection of games. A few times i have bought a game thinking i didnt have it and when i got home there is was on the shelf. Its been great and very helpful.
 
Anyway im up to 665 games total. I know about 150 of them are Atari 2600 and 100 NES.

I'm looking to sell my Sean Kelly multi-cart. It's version 2.5. The label has a copyright date of 2000, but the actual onscreen menu sez 2015; go figs. Works like a charm. The games that it includes will be listed at the end of this post.
 
I'm asking $35 shipped, US only.
 

 
Titles on the multi-cart:
 
3D Crazy Coaster • 3D Minestorm • 3D Narrow Escape • 3D Pole Position • 4D Rotocube
All Good Things • Armor Attack • Art Master
Bachs [sic] Prelude • Bedlam • Berzerk • Berzerk 2 • Birds of Prey • Blitz! • Bonnie
Clean Sweep • Cosmic Chasm
Daisy• Dark Tower • Disc Duel Demo
Engine Analyzer
Figgy • Fortress of Narzod • Frogger
Heads Up • Hyperchase • Hypercube
Jukebox
Melody Master • Melody Master 2 • Mikes Molecules •  Mine Storm Cheat • Minestorm 2 • Mr. Boston • Moon Lander
Patriots • Polar Rescue • Polar Rescue Beta • Pole Position
Repulse • Rip Off • Rockaroids Deluxe
Scramble • Solar Quest • Space Wars • Spike • Spike Hoppin • Spinball • Star Castle • Star Fire • Star Hawk • Star Trek • Star Trek 2
Tempest Demo [pardon me for editorializing, but this is AMAZING; I pray that it gets finished some day!] • Tour de France
Vector Vaders • Vector Vaders 2 • Vectrace • Vectrexians
Web Wars

My first book "The Atari 2600 Homebrew Companion: Volume 1" just went LIVE this morning via Amazon.com (plus 6 other countries)! The paperback is printed in black & white on creme paper, just like the 80's video game digest books. It covers 34 homebrew titles for the Atari 2600 in 182 total pages. Homebrews spanning from 1995 to today! 
 
Amazon Kindle version will be available in a couple of days for $3.99. If you purchase the paperback and want the kindle too, the kindle version is reduced to $1.99.
I'm also going to upload a color version of the same book, since I've had numerous requests for color pictures (though it will be pricey due to the color printing costs of Amazon). 
 
There are some preview pics of selected pages (by Amazon) on the webpage. Just click "Look Inside" right above the picture of the cover to see them. If you'd like to see a sample title, I can post one here, since Amazon only shows the beginning few pages and none of the actual homebrew titles. The game list is in the table of contents which is one of the preview pages.
 
 
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1980969396/
 
 
If you purchase a copy, please let me know what you think. How did I do for my first book? Anything you'd like to see added for Volume 2?
 
Thanks!
Brian

Even the cover is in living color. 

the color version of my book is now available at Amazon:  https://www.amazon.com/dp/1981060898

the color version of my book is now available at Amazon:  https://www.amazon.com/dp/1981060898

the color version of my book is now available at Amazon:  https://www.amazon.com/dp/1981060898

My first book "The Atari 2600 Homebrew Companion: Volume 1" just went LIVE this morning via Amazon.com (plus 6 other countries)! The paperback is printed in black & white on creme paper, just like the 80's video game digest books. It covers 34 homebrew titles for the Atari 2600 in 182 total pages. Homebrews spanning from 1995 to today! 
 
Amazon Kindle version will be available in a couple of days for $3.99. If you purchase the paperback and want the kindle too, the kindle version is reduced to $1.99.
I'm also going to upload a color version of the same book, since I've had numerous requests for color pictures (though it will be pricey due to the color printing costs of Amazon). 
 
There are some preview pics of selected pages (by Amazon) on the webpage. Just click "Look Inside" right above the picture of the cover to see them. If you'd like to see a sample title, I can post one here, since Amazon only shows the beginning few pages and none of the actual homebrew titles. The game list is in the table of contents which is one of the preview pages.
 
 
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1980969396/
 
 
If you purchase a copy, please let me know what you think. How did I do for my first book? Anything you'd like to see added for Volume 2?
 
Thanks!
Brian

My first book "The Atari 2600 Homebrew Companion: Volume 1" just went LIVE this morning via Amazon.com (plus 6 other countries)! The paperback is printed in black & white on creme paper, just like the 80's video game digest books. It covers 34 homebrew titles for the Atari 2600 in 182 total pages. Homebrews spanning from 1995 to today! 
 
Amazon Kindle version will be available in a couple of days for $3.99. If you purchase the paperback and want the kindle too, the kindle version is reduced to $1.99.
I'm also going to upload a color version of the same book, since I've had numerous requests for color pictures (though it will be pricey due to the color printing costs of Amazon). 
 
There are some preview pics of selected pages (by Amazon) on the webpage. Just click "Look Inside" right above the picture of the cover to see them. If you'd like to see a sample title, I can post one here, since Amazon only shows the beginning few pages and none of the actual homebrew titles. The game list is in the table of contents which is one of the preview pages.
 
 
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1980969396/
 
 
If you purchase a copy, please let me know what you think. How did I do for my first book? Anything you'd like to see added for Volume 2?
 
Thanks!
Brian