FYI: The Atari Ultima 1 auction you list would have passed my
muster.
I wonder if this was an original used as a template for his other
fakes. The only thing I see in it that is odd is the the disk sleeve
is the wrong generation for the games. The disk sleeve that comes with
my
Edward Franks wrote:
Yeah. Saving eBay auction pages for future reference is very handy.
:-D
*nods*
Incidentally, I didn't save this particular auction right after it had
ended. I only did so when Eyal approached me about the Ultima 1 trade,
roughly 7 weeks after the auction had ended. And
Hmm that wouldnt be a bad idea for a website - browse ebay history auctions.
Anyone doing this already?
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From: Alexander Zoller [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Saturday, November 09, 2002 11:34 AM
Subject: Re: [SWCollect] Counterfeit Sierras
Edward
Not that I know of...and I'll bet eBay has a rule against it.
You could probably post the information, but not a direct copy of the page
itself.
Hugh
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From: CcomputerGameCollector [mailto:contact;computergamecollector.com]
Sent: Saturday, November 09, 2002 9:16 AM
To:
Well if a website was created to do this, it would be pretty easy to process
the info and re-present it in an acceptable form as far as ebay is
concerned.
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From: Hugh Falk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Saturday, November 09, 2002 12:30 PM
Subject: RE:
Sounds like a great idea...go for it! Be sure to include numerical data on
desirable items: times sold on ebay (rarity), average sale price, etc. Of
course, this would require a human eye to get it right. That would be a
really useful site.
Hugh
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Figured I'd switch topics here since it had to happen sooner or later!
What's your favorite old software find that you have?
I have a *bunch* of old ziploc baggie games from the early days, but I'd
have to say that my favorite ones are:
(1) Pristine, perfect complete collection of Softalk
All I did for my pages was create Excel spreadsheets for date, auction
number, winning bid, and notes. I used the notes to record details on
unusual auctions (like shrinkwrapped/new items or what was missing
from an incomplete auction figure), but didn't make any exceptions for
those in
What's your favorite old software find that you have?
Since John listed 7, so will I...
1. Shrinked PC re-release from SoftSmith, of Sentient Software's Cyborg
by Michael Berlyn. Currently the only known PC copy in existence (unless
you've got one and haven't come forward yet).
2. Softporn
On Saturday, November 9, 2002, at 05:09 PM, John Romero wrote:
Figured I'd switch topics here since it had to happen sooner or later!
What's your favorite old software find that you have?
My favorite find was a big box Ultima II. I found it at a used
bookstore that was starting to resell
On Sat, 9 Nov 2002, John Romero wrote:
Figured I'd switch topics here since it had to happen sooner or later!
What's your favorite old software find that you have?
I have a copy of Adventure in Serenia as well. Paid top dollar for it;
it's always going to be the centerpiece of my collection,
John Romero stated:
What's your favorite old software find that you have?
Just to introduce myself to Mr. Romero and whoever else might be new,
I'm not really much of a software collector. I find the topic quite
interesting, but my personal passion is old video games (e.g. Atari
2600). Once
Marco Thorek stated:
It would be pretty neat if we could compile a list of magazines that ran
articles and/or had ads of interest.
As owner and, sadly, non-updater of the Classic Video Games Literature
List (http://fly.hiwaay.net/~lkseitz/cvg/cvglit.shtml), I would love
to see such a database
I would say that yes; the book is ED. However, if you're using the
abbreviated form and grading the entire contents of the game with one grade,
I would not list the entire contents as ED. If everything else was F (for
example), it might bring down the contents to VG or G (it's subjective, of
Wow, there are so many...maybe too many. However, the ones that stick out
in my mind aren't necessarily the best or rarest games I have, it's the best
deals I found. So I'll just name the ones I got for free (the deal can't
get any better than that):
Akalabeth
Starcross (Saucer Package)
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