Space Taxi in a box for the C64

Retro gaming connoisseur MadPlanet has spotted something both unique and wonderful over at eBay: a complete boxed version of Space Taxi for the Commodore 64. Yes, a fully working copy of one of the rarest and actually best C64 games, complete in its even rarer box with manual, Muse catalog and couple of 3x5 cards. The seller's shipping only within the US.

Sega SG-1000 II (Boxed)

Sega released the SG-1000 II, the aptly named successor to its earlier SG-1000, in 1984, and presented the world with a more, err, presentable and slightly better 8-bit console. You could actually find out much more about it by grabbing this boxed Sega SG-1000 II currently on auction @ eBay. Seller ships to the Americas, most of Europe, Asia and Australia.

The console is in full working order, seems to in a fine aesthetic condition and comes complete with its manual, two controllers and all the required cables and adapters.

Cavern for the Sinclair QL

QL-Cavern was one of the first platformers to appear on the Sinclair QL and it still is a rather impressive game sporting lovely graphics and sounds and 50 or so levels. You can grab it complete in its box via this eBay auction. As you'd expect, the game comes on a microdrive cartridge. Seller ships only within the UK.

Impressive Amstrad CPC 464 Lot

Here's an auction for people who, for some reason, need more than one Amstrad CPC 464 or are intending to shower their friends with retro computing & gaming gifts. You'll be bidding on four CPC 464 micros, two monochrome monitors, one colour monitor, two manuals, seven books and fifty-six (original) games on tape. Seller ships only within the European Union.

Special Limited Edition Pokemon Gameboy Color

If you love your Pokemon and your 8-bit colour handhelds, then this Special Edition Gameboy Color auction is something you should definitely have a look at. It's the rare, boxed edition of the console that was only released in New Zealand and even comes with those Pikachu (!) batteries. Seller ships to United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Denmark, Romania, Slovakia, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Finland, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Estonia, Australia, Greece, Portugal, Cyprus, Slovenia, Japan, Sweden, Korea, South, Indonesia, Taiwan and South Africa.

Catalypse (C64)

Wonderful 8-bit shmup Cataclypse can happily be bought over via this lovely Catalypse (C64) auction over at eBay. It's the rare disk version of the game complete in its box and it can be shipped to the UK, Europe, the USA, Canada and Australia.

Boxed Commodore Amiga 1000

The legendary first and most beautiful of the Amigas, the Amiga 1000, remains one of the most elegant and ground-breaking computers ever designed and, intriguingly, one of the rarest of the Commodore family. What's more, this Amiga 1000 auction might be your chance to grab a modestly priced one in its box; it's not 100% tested, you see, and only comes with a mouse and keyboard, but seems to actually be in great condition and is definitely fine from a cosmetic point of view. Seller ships worldwide.

Sinclair Pocket TV

Not much to do with computers or video gaming, but this Sinclair Pocket TV auction should be of interest to all Sinclair/ZX Spectrum collectors. This micro-TV was, after all, quite the technical marvel back in the '80s, still works to this very day and even comes with its protective wallet. Seller ships to Europe, Australia, U.S.A. and Canada.

Dragon's Eye (Apple II)

Once again, Blake, the wise curator of the ByteCellar, has discovered another unknown and rare gem on eBay: Dragon's Eye for the Apple II. The game, a fantasy CRPG by Epyx, comes complete in its box with instruction booklet and 5.25" floppy disk and will apparently cost you over $200. You can find out more about it here. Seller ships worldwide.

MTec Turbo 68020 accelerator for the Amiga 500

If you want to turbo-charge your Amiga 500, you could do much worse than grabbing this MTec Turbo 68020 card. It will add a 68020 CPU running at 33Mhz to your beloved micro and 4 megas of RAM. The expansion card has been tested and is working. Seller ships only within the US.

NES & 49 CIB Games & Extras

It won't come in cheap, but if you are looking for a fantastic collection of complete-in-box NES games, along with a fine selection of controllers and accessories and, of course, the console itself you can't go wrong with this Nintendo NES auction at eBay. You'll be getting the Zapper, the NES Advantage joystick,  two controllers, the Game Genie and 49 CIB games including: Zelda II, The Legend of Zelda, Final Fantasy, Castlevania, Marble Madness, Metal Gear, R.C. Pro-Am, Tetris, Faxanadu and Double Dragon. Oh, and you'll also be getting another 5 game boxes without the cartridges themselves.

Seller ships to United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Denmark, Romania, Slovakia, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Finland, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Estonia, Australia, Greece, Portugal, Cyprus, Slovenia, Japan, Sweden, Korea, South, Indonesia, Taiwan and South Africa.

The brand new HALO 2600

Ed Fries has done the rather unthinkable and ported FPS mega-hit HALO to the Atari 2600. Of course, it's not a FPS anymore and things look decidedly blockier, but you still get to control the horrendously named Master Chief  in a large exploration game filled with a ton of enemies to shoot and keys to collect. What's more, the game, Halo 2600, has been released in proper, physical cartridge form (complete with box and everything) by AtariAge and you can grab your copy here. It will set you back $50 and you can only order up to two copies.