Boxed, mounted Softporn Adventure (not stuffed)

Softporn Adventure is famous for being the text-adventure that directly inspired the creation of Leisure Suite Larry and for starring a naked Roberta Williams on its cover. It is also a very rare and thus expensive game especially when sealed as is the case with this Softporn Adventure auction. Seller ships worldwide.

Oh, and the game is now preserved in a glass frame (that is included in the auction). Handily, the mounting did not use any tape/glue so you can see the back and front of the box and, of course, remove it from its mounting.

Boxed Amstrad GX4000

Amstrad's first and final console, the failed Amstrad GX4000, remains on of the most futuristic, toy-like consoles ever and a most interesting 8-bit curio. You can grab it complete and like new in its original box (that among other stuff includes two joypads and the excellent Burning Rubber) via this Amstrad GX4000 auction. Seller ships worldwide.

Ultima II: The Revenge Of The Enchantress

Richard Garriott's historically important yet not particularly brilliant (definitely surreal though) Ultima II: The Revenge Of The Enchantress can be grabbed complete in its box and in apparently very good condition via this eBay auction. The game is rare and you'll be bidding on its Apple II version. Seller ships worldwide.

Wasteland (PC)

A boxed, sealed copy of Wasteland's 1988 version for the PC is a thing of beauty and a game that is both expensive and rare. Oh, and it will allow you to play one of the best CRPGs ever too. Here's the link to the Wasteland (PC) auction; seller ships only within the US.

Lunar: The Silver Star (Sega CD)

Possibly the greatest Sega Mega CD hit in Japan, Lunar: The Silver Star also managed to get itself translated and ported to all other regions; well, all two of them to be precise. Anyway. You can grab a complete, mint, boxed copy of this fantastic RPG for your Sega CD via this Lunar: The Silver Star auction. Seller ships worldwide.

The Colecovision Roller Controller

Well, the bundle is over (though work on the next one has already began) and I've even taken a couple of days off and am thus now happy to return to my retro-hunting duties. Now, to warm myself up, let me suggest you have a look at this lovely Colecovision trackball controller: the not-so-aptly named Roller Controller. The accessory is available via the ever-brilliant magisterrex.com and is can thus be shipped worldwide.