Chris, would you mind sharing that script with us? :-)
C.E. Forman wrote:
I wonder if they now let you do more than 20 saved searches. I've stopped
using that feature since I rigged up a script to do about 60 searches and
e-mail me the results twice per week. B-)
Yup, after changing providers I can now participate in the wonder that
is PHP.
C.E. Forman wrote:
You got PHP?
- Original Message -
From: Marco Thorek [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, July 23, 2002 5:49 PM
Subject: Re: [SWCollect] eBay Actually INCREASES
Hello fellow collectors,
although I keep my games at fairly adequate environmental conditions
(smokefree, no direct sunlight, etc.) I notice that they are working.
Some manuals have a sweet smell to them, even on those games that I
originally purchased and that were always kept under the
Thanks Chris, much appreciated!
Marco
C.E. Forman schrieb:
Since several of you have asked, here is the eBay searches script. I've
added comment notes for how to customize it for your own use. If your ISP
does not have PHP, you will not be able to use this, though it shouldn't be
too
Thank you for the long answer, Alexander.
As you apparently are from Germany, too, could you tell me where around
here I can find suitable mylar covers? To be honest, I never before
heard about mylar.
Marco
Alexander Zoller schrieb:
In my opinion the acid problem, while certainly a
I once had this case where a young lady from England tried to sell a
couple of Infocom games via ebay.com. I stumbled across them and lo and
behold, the pictures she used were taken from my Infocom site.
Now, I don't really have a problem with people using my scans, provided
they a) ask me
Alexander Zoller schrieb:
Registrant:
Brad Lima
1521 Kensington Blvd
Bluffton SC, SC 29910
US
Can't say I ever heard of him before... I'd probably know his eBay ID
if I see it. Site is employing a price guide for mint sealed games, this
ought to create some controversy.
Jim Leonard schrieb:
The cutoff was about 6 months ago; I haven't seen anything large since that
time.
Around here, in Germany, it was 12-18 months ago. EA was the first to
announce that cardboard boxes are outdated and subsequently published
new games only in DVD cases. Others followed
Edward Franks schrieb:
I've always wondered what John Romero would pay for one (assuming he
doesn't have one already). :) He's a big time Ultima and Apple ][ fan.
I think he would be a great member of this list if he isn't already.
A while ago I started to receive a good number of
Edward Franks schrieb:
On Wednesday, October 16, 2002, at 06:58 AM, C.E. Forman wrote:
Sure, it'd be great to have someone in the industry who's also a
serious
collector.
I'll second that. In my (limited) dealings with John I've always had
a pleasant experience with him.
Edward Franks schrieb:
Thank you. Both my wife and I have been touched by
everyone's
support. It is a big boost to us to see all the support from our
fellow collectors despite any past clashes. Helping other enthusiasts
is what got both of us into collecting and trading the old
Chris Newman schrieb:
Wow, RBBS-PC, the good old days! I don't know if it would have any
serious sale value, but it probably has sentimental value (which might
translate) to many folks.
This might lead to a good thread. What was your favorite BBS program?
Was it the venerable PC-Board,
Lee K. Seitz schrieb:
I meant to mention this in my last message. Did everyone see the
Slashdot story on the Catweasel
(http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=02/10/28/228255mode=threadtid=137)?
It's a controller that supports multiple disk formats using a single
drive. It also lets you plug
Lee K. Seitz schrieb:
Of note for Infocom collectors is the March 1984 issue of _Discover_
that I found. I thought this might be news, but I just now see
someone's already put it on the web
(http://web.mit.edu/6.933/www/Fall2000/infocom/marketing.html). The
article really doesn't reveal
Stephen S. Lee schrieb:
Hello, we've had discussion about machines for playing old games on a PC
before. Before this involved desktops. What I'm interested in is a
portable oldskool gaming machine.
I have minimal experience using portable computers at all, and I think
that what I want
Jim Leonard schrieb:
Actually, you can now read Amiga disks on a regular PC, thanks to the insane
work of an insane friend: http://www.oldskool.org/disk2fdi/
He, pretty neat!
Marco
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Heah Joe,
nice to have you on board :)
Perhaps you remember me, Marco from infocom-if.org. You were one of the
first people that ever visited my site.
Marco
Origin Museum schrieb:
I was told about this board some time ago, but I finally got the time to join--YAY!
I know most of the
Stefan Lindblom schrieb:
Greetings everyone,
After lurking in this little list for 2 months now I felt now it's the
time come out of the closet ;)
Sounds like an introduction to a Gamoholics Anonymous group.
group goes hi stefan! ;-)
Marco
Cool. Thanks John!
Marco
John Romero schrieb:
Okay guys,
If you want a signed copy of Wasteland, send it to:
Coresoft Inc.
attn: Alan Pavlish
23232 Peralta Dr. Suite 112
Laguna Hills, CA 92653
Tell 'em I sent ya! Oh, and MAKE SURE you include a stamped addressed
box to send it
Hi Stephen,
it's the same.
Marco
Stephen S. Lee schrieb:
Hello ... I've got a quick question. Is the sticker in Seastalker the
same between the folio and the standard-box versions, or are they
different?
Thanks!
-- Stephen
Probably the latter sigh
Marco
C.E. Forman schrieb:
Check the link again, they're gone. Either someone got them shut
down, or they grabbed the info they had and ran.
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Check this out:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=1921354978
Doesn't it look like it? AFAIK there is not one Activision CD that
contains all games. Possibly he also used the HTML, scans and PDF docs
from the various Infocom sites on the net.
Marco
LOL, I really don't wanna know where they found that fluff to stick in
there.
Do any of you think in the future it might be a worthwhile occupation to
be a professional expert at antique software authentication? Look M'am,
I'm telling you, that Don't Panic is not authentic, it's a Hongkong
C.E. Forman schrieb:
as well as a graphic of what the original box looked like
Not to mention it has Zork: The Undiscovered Underground, which was only
available as a free download from Activision's site, never included in any
commercially released collection.
I notice he only got one
Yes, it's the time of the year where I get all sentimental, so Merry
Christmas and a Happy New Year to all of you!
Also thanks for a good and informative time here on the SWCollect list!
Marco
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C.E. Forman schrieb:
BTW, Lee, I'd rate the no tea in your Hitchhiker's Guide auction as NM.
If it was IM, that'd mean there's NO no tea, which would mean there IS
tea in the package. B-)
LOL, this is getting metaphysical ;-)
Infidel
C.E. Forman schrieb:
Hey gang,
Wanted to warn everyone here. If you've noticed the Infocom T-shirts being
sold on eBay by islandseven, don't bid on them. They're not originals,
and the seller has been less than forthcoming about that fact. For that
matter, don't buy anything from this
C.E. Forman schrieb:
Yeah, I believe the QFG Anthology was a Europe-only release, so it's
harder to come by. (At least, I've only ever seen it in a European
box - multiple languages in the back description manuals.)
A couple of months ago I came by a toystore and just because I like
going
Jim Leonard schrieb:
I wouldn't call that 3D -- it's interactive fiction with graphics drawn in a
3D perspective. To contrast, the Quest games let you move something in
front of or behind another on-screen object, so that qualifies more as 3D
than Mystery House.
I remember that back in
Jim Leonard schrieb:
At MobyGames we go over this every so often; people keep wanting to somehow
*define* the words adventure game to mean Sierra games (the Quest games,
etc.)
Well, I can imagine. I remember having vivid discussions over at
comp.sys.ibm.pc.games.adventure over this
C.E. Forman schrieb:
I can't find the auction, so would this be the A dirty mind is a
terrible thing to waste shirt?
Yeah, that's the one. Here's the auction, while eBay still has it:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=2152015718category=153
Indeed, that's it. But
Jim Leonard schrieb:
It seems to me, the farther we move into the present, the harder it is
to classify a game. Some genres have blurred beyond recognition.
Trust me, I can classify them. :) Genres haven't blurred; people's minds
have. Go ahead -- hit me with something difficult.
Hm,
Stuart Feldhamer schrieb:
Jim,
Your system is very interesting but I don't like it. Maybe according to YOUR
definition of Adventure it encompasses all fantasy-style gaming, but this is
not the commonly accepted definition of the genre. As I see it, adventures
are games where the focus is
Origin Museum schrieb:
1. C.E. and I got into a long discussion on how we store our collections. We
agreed that plastic baggies were a 'short-term' solution, and tried to think up
another (better) way to preserve our software for the long haul. We agreed on the
idea that if we could find
Fat chance, you probably don't have the Zork coffeetable:
http://www.cattelanitalia.it/data/uk/zork.html
;-)
Marco
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Hm, he's at it again:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=3004111440category=4315
Marco
C.E. Forman schrieb:
Hey gang,
Wanted to warn everyone here. If you've noticed the Infocom T-shirts being
sold on eBay by islandseven, don't bid on them. They're not originals,
and
Hm, 42?
(Which would also mean Tom is the answer to everything)
Marco
[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb:
In a message dated 01/29/2003 12:20:51 PM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
At least give us higher or lower :)
Haha, well I don't know about that Stuart, I've kind of
C.E. Forman schrieb:
Good shrinkwrap jobs have the pencil-eraser hole in the front and back.
The what holes? I thought those were there because the shrinkwrapping
machines sucked the air out through those.
I may have actually brought this up in a column once (or was going to): If
the shrink
You know what? I figured you to be over 40 and Tom to be mid-20 :-)
Marco
C.E. Forman schrieb:
That's correct, 28. Though I vaguely remember Wacky Packs. Got a gift
package with some in them at a school or church social event. The big card
fad from my era was Garbage Pail Kids, though I
C.E. Forman schrieb:
Yeah, I'm the Ye Olde Geek with no girlfriend he's referring to.
*g*
This guy
is SO MAD at me right now. Wonder what'll happen when I actually post the
column?
Oh, I'll love to hear about that.
BTW, one dude actually bid on it. I told him it is a fake, referencing
BTW, one dude actually bid on it. I told him it is a fake, referencing
your site. He wrote back that he asked the bidder about the authenticity
Oops, that should read asked the seller.
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Heh, Pedro, you forgot me and my 30 years, which raises the mean to
29.11 and the median to 28 :-)
Seriously, we all are rather young. I always thought this hobby would
attract more people who were around when Zork was played on mainframes
and who now approach 50.
Marco
Pedro Quaresma schrieb:
Thanks Jim. I just wanted to make sure people acknowledge that I know
what I'm talking about, so that when I ask them to -please- remove the
content or at least mention the source, I'm taken serious. I'm not going
to start cross-atlantic court action over it (he, imagine that!).
About the RPG
Yeah, right:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=3402651996category=182
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=3402651874category=182
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=3402651735category=182
Then just turn the freaking box over, it says what came with the
Mind Candy was also mentioned in the previous c't, a highly popular
German computer magazine.
Jim, if you want it I'll scan the page for you and mail it off to you
with a translation to English.
For everyone in Germany: It was on p. 276 in c't 6/2003. Nice halfpage
complete with pictures.
Marco
Yup, this list switches between frantic activity and solemn silence.
Around here, well, I got word from Ken Love, producer at Activision,
that they are planning a Zork IV. We've had occasional email contact
since then and it looks like it might take off, but it has been awhile.
I am also
They should be worth something, especially considering that there still
is an active Amiga scene. How much? Well, the market dictates. But it's
pretty sure you'd get them sold.
Marco
Jim Leonard schrieb:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, I have a sealed Zak for sale/trade. It is Amiga
Jim Leonard schrieb:
34C is about normal for Chicago this time of year :-) And it gets to -20C or
worse during the winter. Yep, I hate this place ;-)
-20, yup, that's stiff. Around here the winters get milder and milder,
translate cold and wet. Snow is becoming a rare thing.
Marco
Dan Chisarick schrieb:
how he has games from (some number of years ago). I said I had a few
from '79. Imagine my surprise when he said his favorite game of all
time is Wasteland. He was talking about wanting to write to Brian
Fargo about making a real sequel to that (none of this Fallout
Jim Leonard schrieb:
Cool. Maybe someday I'll go ahead with my bootleg Sierra Videos DVD project
anyway. I have access to both 1989's and 1990's product demos through
friends, and the making of 7th Guest, and some other videos related to making
or promoting games created from the
Stefan Lindblom schrieb:
This truly sucks, but what other useful options are there out there?
And especially for us not living in the US? Paypal have, until now,
been a great and fast way of paying for things, and I thought it was
very safe. But this brings everything into new perspective.
Stuart Feldhamer schrieb:
Look at this ebay auction:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=3037582718
Anyone know what this orb of qyntarr is? The guy's feedback is hidden, and
there must be a reason. I think this may be the same guy who sold me the
Indiana Jones Revenge of
C.E. Forman schrieb:
I notice the point at which PayPal started to suck seems to be right around
when the eBay blob absorbed them. Coincidence?
Hell, no!
They were not really fantastic before that, but it sure is getting even
worse now.
Marco
I just found a very neat Register article regarding the PayPal Money
Back Guarantee, which is really worth a read:
http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/6/31534.html
It ends with this paragraph:
This is just one very small story of hundreds dotted all over the
Internet. And these stories will
They become trickier on all accounts (literally): I remember back when I
signed up, there was something about them charging $1 to your credit
card and when you received your credit card bill, you had to enter a
code given in the PayPal position to activate your account.
Back then that dollar was
I recently received this email, but don't have the Zork Classics CD. If
any of you know how to help this guy, could you please answer him?
Thanks,
Marco
Betreff: Inquiry
Datum: Sat, 16 Aug 2003 11:27:22 +0200
Von: Josh-Pruitt Mayfield [EMAIL PROTECTED]
An: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To Whom It May
[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb:
No, it wasn't. The original parchment in ZZ looked like an actual scrap of
paper, with uneven edges, etc, plus the printing was in color. The LTOI
version was like a Slash reproduction on white paper.
I can't say for sure which packages have the parchment and
Lee K. Seitz schrieb:
This is all very interesting, but do I take it since no one's answered
my question, I'm not missing anything and should be thankful to have
the ZZ parchment reproduction?
Sorry, Lee, it seems we got carried away a little.
Yes, as Chris said, your copy should be
Hm, I remember years back I found SWM through their website and sent
them an email because I wanted to buy some of the stuff they had listed.
They actually never replied. When I saw them selling via ebay for prices
higher than what their website offered I knew why.
Eventually I bought one item
The Japanese believe that everything has a soul. So if that is so, I
guess that any game in its right mind knows where it'll have a good home
;-)
Marco
[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb:
It's the game, drawing us to it. I've long speculated that we don't find
the games, the games find US. B-)
Google turned this up:
http://dmweb.free.fr/CSBManualOld.htm
So the coin is indeed from a Dungeon Master game.
Marco
Hugh Falk schrieb:
Sorry for including attachements, but I was hoping somebody could
identify this coin for me. It came loose in a large box of Amiga and
PC games. It
You can't imagine how much I believed that my first car had a soul.
Still up to today I feel like I somehow betrayed it when I finally had
to give it away.
And I too prefer to fix things instead of giving up on them. Perhaps
that is a trait common to software collectors.
Oh well, as long as I
Hello Josh,
a warm welcome from me, too!
Marco
[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb:
I just subscribed (thank you Chris for making me aware of this
group). Just wanted to extend a Hello to all the members and
introduce the latest addition to my collection.?xml:namespace prefix
= o ns =
Hello Stefan,
I had something similar happen while ago, although it was only about
$20. I don't remember PayPal's exact regulations and terms of service
there, but as an international user you are pretty much licked, as you
are exempt from any of their so-called guarantees.
Marco
Stefan
Chris is gonna have a fit over this ;-)
Look here:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=3055030744category=11053
Marco
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Heah Lee,
Lee K. Seitz schrieb:
Also, I've never seen a copy of the original Elite before. It says
it's the gold edition. Does that make it unusual or do they all say
that? Is it worth trying to sell on eBay? Or is anyone here
interested in it?
IIRC the C64 Elite I got for Christmas in
Just noticed this auction on ebay,
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=3057624802category=4315
and I wonder if Brian Moriarty himself has his hands in it.
AFAIK Brian still works for Skotos Tech, which apparently has some
serious financial trouble. Perhaps he is selling some of
Pedro Quaresma schrieb:
OK let's see if my memory doesn't betray me (again!)
It was Ultima 4, but veramocor was the word used to get into the
final dungeon, not the word to be used in the end of it.
In the end, the word infinity had to be used (after the principles
and its virtues), but
Edward Franks schrieb:
Gamasutra had an interesting article
http://www.gamasutra.com/features/20011017/dodd_01.htm -- you may
need to register on Gamasutra to read it -- on the developer's attempts
to simply slowdown the cracking of Spyro: Year of the Dragon. Their
goal was simply
Jim Leonard schrieb:
Is this the same game?
http://www.c64unlimited.net/games/f/Fabulous%20Wanda,%20The/Fabulous%20Wanda,%20The.htm
Indeed it is.
Marco
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Pedro Quaresma schrieb:
Agreed wholeheartedly, but which companies care about that these days?
How many games in the last few years have had a decent manual + props
other than on a special or collectors edition?
I can't recall any. Even very complicated games like Microsoft's FS9,
who really
[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb:
Turn on speaks and let it load, run until night turns to day again.
When it is done don't forget to click on the poem at the bottom!!
Holidays 2003
Have a good one!!
Thanks Tom!
And a very Merry Christmas to all of you, too!
Marco
Edward Franks schrieb:
So, to revisit a discussion, how do the rest of you try to estimate
the market value of these types of games? What would, say, the first
release of Zork -- the PDP-11 version -- be worth? This is really the
hard part of being a dealer of collectibles. What
Edward Franks schrieb:
That reminds me of the old economic chestnut: While not everything
scarce is valuable, everything valuable is scarce.
Had never heard that one. Very neat! :-)
Marco
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Stephane Racle schrieb:
I still remember that $2000 Starcross saucer very well! Although IMO,
someone drove up the price on that one... although if I recall, the
buyer was more than happy with the result.
Oh yes, I remember that one, too. It was sealed, wasn't it?
Still, $2000 is way more
Stephane Racle schrieb:
Interesting. Perhaps very few copies were published since it was the
last of the four Infocomics and the other ones had relatively little
success?
Yup. The Infocomics weren't exactly successful, so production was
stopped after they'd rolled out comparatively small
I'm not sure if we had this topic before, but what modern games, say,
developed after 1994, would you consider collectible?
There's only a very few that come to my mind:
- The Dragon Edition of Ultima IX. Although it was the worst Ultima
IMHO, people seem to look for this edition.
-
Edward Franks schrieb:
It is the Ultima VI special edition with the 10 years of Ultima
cassette.
What is the 10 years of Ultima cassette?
Marco
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Jim Leonard schrieb:
Marco Thorek wrote:
I'm not sure if we had this topic before, but what modern games, say,
developed after 1994, would you consider collectible?
Collectible meaning high monetary/trade value or game worth owning
until end of time because it is a *good* game
Edward Franks schrieb:
It is a cassette where Richard Garriott talks about the first time
years of Ultima.
Is it an audio tape, as Jim hints? At first I thought it may be a video
and the same that came as mpg with the Ultima collection.
Marco
Jim Leonard schrieb:
Pedro Quaresma wrote:
Please don't get me started on Planeboring: Torment. That game should
never have been a RPG.
Ah yes, Pedro, our resident RPG snob. ;-) If Planescape: Torment is a
bad RPG by your standards, could you explain why? Is it all the dialog,
or
Welcome aboard, Per-Olaf!
Marco
Per-Olof Karlsson schrieb:
Hi everybody! J
Im a newcomer to this list, and have just spent quite some time
browsing the archives. It seems Ive finally found home, at last,
hehe.
Jim Leonard schrieb:
I've been tinkering with this for a month now and have had such great
success that I thought I'd inform everyone about it:
dosbox.sourceforge.net
Wow! Thanks a bunch for this link!
Marco
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Edward Franks schrieb:
Here's a slightly different link http://www.glidos.net/ for those of
you who would like to play some Glide-based (3Dfx) games. I haven't
purchased the full version, but Redguard worked for me with the demo
version.
The site also has a link to
Jim Leonard schrieb:
(Ironically, Wheel of Time, a game based on a Robert Jordan novel, is
actually a very good game. The ancientspeak is thick and heavy but
since it's an action adventure it's not as irritating.)
Although commercially it failed, IIRC.
It was by Legend, wasn't it?
Marco
Lee K. Seitz schrieb:
Marco Thorek stated:
Lee K. Seitz schrieb:
Well, I *would* draw a distinction between *trading* games and
*buying* them. I dislike the thought of being taxed for non-cash
transactions.
I tried to argue the same to a customs officer. His reasoning was that I
Stefan Lindblom schrieb:
Hello group,
My name is Stefan and I am gamoholic.
:)
I need some advice, preferrably from someone who knows what a NEW copy
of Wasteland should look like. I have included a picture of a game I
just bought. He declared it to be NEW, and said he got this one
Per-Olof Karlsson schrieb:
I support this view too. Shrinkwrapped items to me are interesting mainly
because I know it's all in the box, and if mint also that it's all in
perfect condition. Other than that, I'm not too interested. I can be found
removing the shrink when I'm curious enough
Brian the Fist schrieb:
I always like to throw a bone in the gears.. It's not so hard to get
access to a shrinkwrap machine. How do you know, if you get a
shrinkwrapped game, that it is in the ORIGINAL shrinkwrap? Especially
if there are no price tags or anything. If you never open it,
Feldhamer, Stuart schrieb:
It doesn't seem odd to me...Legend has abandoned its core competency -
adventure games.
IIRC Legend didn't have much choice. In the mid-90s the adventure market
started to run dry and Legend had to move 3D in order to survive. Later
they apparently also couldn't by
Jim Leonard schrieb:
It's not the calculators: It's what makes money. You shouldn't be scared
that accountants and suits are ruining the industry; instead, you should be
scared that the core sales of most computer and console gaming are the way
they are. It is a hard pill to swallow that
[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb:
I don't have more specific data handy (out of town right now), but here is a
breakdown of UK sales across all
platforms:
1 - NEED FOR SPEED: UNDERGROUND
2 - GRAND THEFT AUTO: DOUBLE PACK
3 - THE SIMPSONS: HIT RUN
4 - FIFA 2004
5 - LORD OF THE RINGS: RETURN
[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb:
Just won an item on ebay. The email I received from the seller must
have gone through ebay as it contained this message.
[Image]
Never pay for your item with an instant cash transfer service such as
MoneyGram or Western Union. These services are like
You may have heard it already, but Legend, the company run by former
Infocommie Bob Bates and his partner Mike Verdu, has been shut down by
its current publisher, Infogrames.
The Legend now had only little to do with the adventure games they once
developed, but it still is bad to see another
Thinking about our Modern Classics discussion recently, I just saw
Planescape: Torment go for $64:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=3072508588category=11050
Not bad for a fairly new game.
And sure enough loads of 'em popped up after it :-)
Marco
Hugh Falk schrieb:
Common
Uncommon
Rare
Imaginary
Oddity
Unique
Shameless placeholder to complete acronym
Better to have than having sex? ;-)
Anyway, I know this is ambitious
a lot more ambitious than the
condition grading scale, but what do you think?
Seriously, I think
Pedro Quaresma schrieb:
I like the idea! S could also stand for Super-Unique, Special or even
Super-Duper! ;)
Oh silly me! I just now understood what Hugh meant with completing the
acronym slaps head
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That's the spirit, C.E.!
I think we could at least start a running list and watch it grow over
time. It has to start somewhere. I'll host it on GOTCHA unless
somebody has a better suggestion. I can start with about 100 games
I've searched for regularly on
Stephen Emond schrieb:
For rarity knowing production numbers WOULD be great, but finding the
original numbers would not be easy. It also wouldn't take into account
how many copies exist today. It's hard to even imagine, but there are
people out there who just toss old games in the dumpster
BL schrieb:
Whos this guy? He won an auction of mine, and left this for feedback - he
as well as sniped me a couple of times, grr! :) Wondering if he is on this
list..
Feedback:
I belong to a very elite group of gamers and we all trade on Ebay! OH YES
WE DO! Buyer eriqchang(
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