Atari 5200 Guy

Cleaned and working. $50 shipping included if buyer is within the U.S.  Comes with a third-party memory card (not pictured).

Cleaned and working. Memory card included. $50. Free shipping to United States territories.

$40. Cleaned and checked for operation. Works. Has the parallel port but the cover is missing.

I accept PayPal.

Cleaned and working. Memory card included. $50. Free shipping to United States territories.

Cleaned and working. $50 shipping included if buyer is within the U.S.  Comes with a third-party memory card (not pictured).

Well, I am thinking about starting here on the marketplace first.  I’ll go from there.

Well, I am thinking about starting here on the marketplace first.  I’ll go from there.

I don't mind shipping but I'd probably go the USPS Priority route. We lost all of our local UPS pick up locations recently so I don't have that option and there are no FedEx locations here either.
I'll have to look. I'm not aware of any in my area.
 

I'm thinking about parting with the spare consoles and games I have. I know I won't get as much in cash I would in store credit with places like eStarland but I still haven't started my job yet and I'm getting low on funds.  I plan to keep one of the older model PlayStation consoles and part with the other 2. As well I plan to part with all of the PSOne consoles.
I have two Super NES consoles and I only need one but I only have one power supply that works. My wife's Grape N64 is being traded in already as we never used it. I don't need two of them. I prefer my original model that has the Memory Expansion.
I'm thinking about parting with one of the 360 consoles and most of its games as I don't really play it anymore. I'm more of a PlayStation person myself. It takes away the experience for me when Microsoft left the 360 with a troubled operating system. The only issue is that it is an Elite model with a 20 GB hard drive instead of a 120 GB hard drive. That is how I obtained it. It works great.  The other issue is that most of my 360 controllers have been well used and are worn out.
I have a spare Dreamcast console that works with a controller but I only have one A/V cable. 
I also have duplicate 2600 and 7800 games I've thought about parting with but not many.  
The advice I need is how should I go about trying to sell this stuff? I've tried local marketplace posts on Facebook but I'm getting all kinds of offers with people wanting to pay with services I've never heard of except for BitCoin and I know those are not worth anything. I'm open to suggestions. I do have PayPal if I need it.

What???

I don't mind shipping but I'd probably go the USPS Priority route. We lost all of our local UPS pick up locations recently so I don't have that option and there are no FedEx locations here either.
I'll have to look. I'm not aware of any in my area.
 

Wow! The 2600 is getting to move into the modern times. Very impressive.  Now if that could be done on the A8 computers.

Wow! The 2600 is getting to move into the modern times. Very impressive.  Now if that could be done on the A8 computers.

Wow! The 2600 is getting to move into the modern times. Very impressive.  Now if that could be done on the A8 computers.

Wow! The 2600 is getting to move into the modern times. Very impressive.  Now if that could be done on the A8 computers.

Since my previous post the Resident Evil games and Dino Crisis for the DC were traded in for a PS3 and some games. I used eStarland and so far have had good luck. I can't believe the amount of credit I received just for those 4 games. What else can I trade in? 
Oh. I gave the second NES Classic Console to my youngest nephew for his birthday. Now he can play Kirby and stay off mine that's in the box LOL.

I shared the news on my YouTube Channel. I hope you guys don't mind 🙂

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I understand he's not the only person working on it. But he did purchase the Intellivision brand at the beginning of the Amico. I don't know if he still owns it now or not. Since the Amico having trouble not coming to "life" I really haven't heard of him since. It's almost like he's disappeared. And while he might not have worked on it personally he was the spokesperson for the system. He knew what was going on.  He might have had big plans for the system as far as specs go but I often wonder if it came down to what he was after just really was way beyond what was available at the price point they were going to try to sell the Amico for.  
I've been out of the loop for a long time and I really haven't kept up with it. I'm not saying the product isn't cool because I thought the styling of the console was really neat. But it's been how long now?? And still nothing.  Just a bunch of words and showing of games.  I've not seen the hardware in a functioning form and if there is one it's probably the only one. I just don't see the Amico actually doing anything.  And if/when it does come out it's already going to be a retro console. I don't have any hopes for it. 
I also feel that this whole Amico thing has sort of killed the IntelliVision brand name.  I have got about 30 INTV games here without a console. I can't even get rid of them for a $1 a game.  I'm not sure if that is due to the Amico or not.  Most likely not...but that's what it seems like.

That game is fun!

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That game is fun!

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