Saturday, August 21, 2010
20 ZX Spectrum Games
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8/21/2010
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Labels: Retro Games, UK, ZX Spectrum
Atari 5200 Trak-Ball Controller
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gnome
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8/21/2010
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Labels: accessories, Atari, Atari 5200
Friday, August 20, 2010
Wonderland (MS-DOS)
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8/20/2010
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Labels: Adventures, PC Games, Retro Games
Thursday, August 19, 2010
The Wondermega
If rare Sega consoles are your prime fetish, then the Wondermega posted here must have you itching to click on this lovely Wondermega eBay auction link. Seller ships worldwide, the console seems to be in great shape and even comes with three games (Sonic CD, Night Trap and Gunstar Heroes). Oh, and in case someone hadn't heard before, the Victor produced Wondermega is a Mega CD and a MegaDrive combined into one -admittedly classy- console.
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8/19/2010
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Labels: Mega CD, rare items, Sega, Sega MegaDrive
Grandstand's TRON
What you see above might not come in a mint condition box or feature its tiny manual, but is an almost complete, quite rare, very retro and definitely brilliant TRON mini-arcade. The console itself is in mint condition. Seller ships only within the UK. Grandstand TRON eBay auction.
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8/19/2010
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Labels: rare items, Tron
Wednesday, August 18, 2010
Wasteland (Apple II) - Sealed!

If you are looking for a fantastic CRPG, that's worth collecting, keeping, loving and playing to death, look no further. Wasteland, the innovative and still unsurpassed post-apocalyptic RPG, that inspired Fallout and went on to become a legend, can be yours, provided you are lucky with your bidding over at this Wasteland auction @ eBay. Seller ships worldwide and is offering a sealed copy of the Apple II version of the game.
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8/18/2010
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Labels: Apple II, Retro Games
Sonic & Knuckles (Megadrive)
Sonic & Knuckles was most probably the final proper Sonic game Sega released; at least until the forthcoming Sonic 4 hits consoles worldwide. It was released back in 1994 and was a direct and definitely worthy sequel to Sonic 3, that featured the rather smart lock-on technology. Happily, you can still grab a cartridge with the Japanese MD version of the game (it will only run on a Japanese MegaDrive) via Play Asia.
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gnome
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8/18/2010
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Labels: Retro Games, Sega, Sega MegaDrive
Tuesday, August 17, 2010
A Commodore 64 in three boxes
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gnome
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8/17/2010
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Labels: 8-bit home micros, C64
Monday, August 16, 2010
One Lovely Vintage Computing Bundle
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gnome
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8/16/2010
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Labels: 8-bit home micros, Sinclair, UK, VIC 20, ZX-81
Saturday, August 14, 2010
Entex Adventurevision & 3 games
The Entex Adventurevision is rare as it is a beautiful vintage gaming machine. Smaller and more compact than the Vectrex, the Adventurevision resembled a miniaturized arcade cabinet, that displayed its awesome but flickering graphics via a spinning mirror and 40 red LEDs. It managed a 150x40 resolution. The console used cartridges and only 50,000 of it were ever produced. As for the number of games released, well, it never reached double digits, though admittedly they were high quality productions.
Happily, you can now find out for yourselves by acquiring this impressive Entex Adventurevision via eBay. It comes with 3 games (and 2 game boxes) including the horizontally scrolling Super Cobra and them intriguing Turtles. Seller ships only within the US I'm afraid.
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gnome
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8/14/2010
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Labels: Adventurevision, Entex, rare items, Retro handhelds
Thursday, August 12, 2010
Target; Renegade (ZX Spectrum)
It's the best 8-bit fighting game ever and probably one of the top 10 ones ever created and, impressively, it runs on your humble Spectrum. What's more, you can easily grab a Target; Renegade copy for cheap via Amazon.co.uk. Enjoy.
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gnome
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8/12/2010
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Labels: Retro Games, ZX Spectrum
Wednesday, August 11, 2010
Ultima Escape from Mt. Drash - The Tape
I know that the Commodore Vic 20 tape of Ultima Escape from Mt. Drash is ridiculously rare and that boxed copies of it are practically impossible to own, but a starting bid of 2500$ for a tape and a manual without a box do seem quite steep. I mean the tape isn't in such a hot condition anyway... Still, incredibly rich Sierra and Origin collectors should look no further than this very Ultima Escape from Mt. Drash link. It's on eBay, it is.
Oh, and for those wondering, no, Richard Garriott did not create this Ultima title. Actually, he wasn't even aware of its existence for quite a few years since the game was published. Interesting, eh? Well, you can find more about this most obscure of games here, here, here and here.
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gnome
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8/11/2010
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Labels: Rare games, Sierra
Mother 1+2 GBA
Might be a Japanese version that -not surprisingly- is actually in Japanese, but that doesn't render the excellent Mother 1 and 2 unplayable. Far from it. They're still great games to enjoy on your GBA. Grab 'em.
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gnome
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8/11/2010
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Labels: GBA, Retro Games, Retro handhelds
Tuesday, August 10, 2010
Red Baron (PC)
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gnome
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8/10/2010
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Labels: PC, Retro Games
One Amiga 500 in a box
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gnome
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8/10/2010
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Labels: 16-bit home computers, Amiga, Amiga 500
Monday, August 9, 2010
Schneider (Amstrad) CPC 464
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gnome
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8/09/2010
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Labels: 8-bit home micros, Amstrad, CPC 464
Dreamcast House of the Dead 2 Gunset
One for the Dreamcast enthusiasts: a House of the Dead 2 Gunset has made it to eBay, and the seller is nice enough to ship worldwide. Yes, despite this being the beautiful Japanese version of the box set.
Posted by
gnome
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8/09/2010
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Labels: Retro Games, Sega, Sega Dreamcast
Friday, August 6, 2010
Fantastic ZX Spectrum + Bundle
You can now get the excellent ZX Spectrum + complete with everything you'll need to start enjoying it via this Speccy eBay auction. Seller ships only within Europe and you're bidding on the computer, a cassette player, a joystick with its interface, all necessary bits and leads, and a ton of mostly great games.
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gnome
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8/06/2010
1 comments
Labels: 8-bit home micros, Europe, Sinclair, ZX Spectrum
Thursday, August 5, 2010
Manhole Game & Watch
Posted by
gnome
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8/05/2010
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Labels: Game and Watch, Nintendo, Retro handhelds
Leather Goddesses of Phobos (C64)
I could easily sit all day and post pictures of Infocom boxes, but, well, that would get tiring, wouldn't it? That's why I'll simply point you to this pretty excellent Leather Goddesses of Phobos eBay auction. The box is complete, even sporting that 3D comic and 3D glasses Infocom crammed inside, looks to be in great condition and the scratch 'n' sniff has neither been scratched or sniffed. This is the Commodore 64 version of the game and the seller ships worldwide.
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gnome
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8/05/2010
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Labels: Adventures, C64, Infocom, Retro Games
Wednesday, August 4, 2010
Shiny Unused Intellivision
Unused consoles from 1979 are neither common nor particularly cheap, as is the deal with this shiny boxed Intellivision that showed up on eBay. Better hurry up though. Oh, and seller ships only to USA addresses.
Posted by
gnome
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8/04/2010
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Labels: Intellivision, rare items, US/Canada
Tuesday, August 3, 2010
NEC Turbo Duo & 42 Games
Posted by
gnome
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8/03/2010
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Labels: NEC, PC Engine, TurboExpress, US/Canada
Monday, August 2, 2010
The Amstrad Sega Mega PC
Haven't seen one of those Sega MegaDrive/PC hybrids by Amstrad for quite some time, so I guess they are getting rarer and -apparently- much more expensive, as this particular Amstrad Sega Mega PC comes with a Buy It Now price of £175.00. And you'll have to get to Chesterfield, UK to get it, but still. It's a lovely little failed oddity, isn't it?
The Mega PC is after all both a proper 386SX PC and a fully functioning Sega MegaDrive crammed into one desktop box and sharing a monitor. This particular one seems to be in great shape and comes with a few interesting extras, including a copy of Windows 3.1. Sadly no games are included.
Posted by
gnome
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8/02/2010
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Labels: Amstrad, PC, rare items, Sega






