I may keep this one.)
Raider: Pirate of Wall St.
Skate or Die
Tass Times in Tonetown
Test Drive
I believe all of these games have the instructions and disks. All are
sealed with clear packing tape, which makes it hard to check. If you
want a game and it turns out not to have both the instructi
tion card on how to order the 3.5" size. 8) There's also the
box, instructions, and registration card (partially filled out). I
would say all items are "very good" by the MobyGames scale. The disks
are untested until I get home.
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s Very Good to VG+. The Personal Choice sheet is
Fair, as it was crumpled in the bottom of the box under the plastic
insert, which is G to VG.
Now that you have full information, would anyone care to revise their
offer? (You can do so in private, if you prefer.) Would you like to
see a s
e front that opened?
BTW, despite the fact it's labeled "female version" and the O has a
plus on the bottom (to make a female symbol), only three of the nine
faces on the front are women.
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for software collectors. You guys seem more interested in the
packaging than the actual code. Am I right? Would you pay the same
price for a near mint game package that was completely missing the
disks? Just curious.
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et!), and most of them run fine on the latest
machines since timing isn't usually an issue. I don't usually pick up
non-PC versions, although I might grab an Apple II one if I saw it.
And since I mentioned it, do you collect box variations? How many
people are on this list, anyway?
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on, but most of the computers are untested. I picked them up off the
curb recently and haven't exactly let my wife know about them. ;)
There's no room for them in the house anyway.
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and not
being a folder, but he still outbid you. It's also easier to send it
to him because I have some other stuff I promised to send him a long
time ago. I do appreciate your honesty in your original offer,
though.
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ion is to
create a page (and mention it in the text) that shows scans of items
(primarily boxes) that demonstrate each condition. A picture really
is worth 1000 words. If necessary, you might want to have closeups of
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book collecting.) Because computer games aren't as old, I
don't think they need as many ratings.
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hich far more were produced, but which consistently fetch
>$500+ at auction. It seems more to be the combination of scarcity and
>the number of collectors who want it that add up to a valuable game.
This is absolutely true. That's why the Digital Press Guide for video
games gives all games
're mostly correct about it
>not being the same.
Well I don't have the resources to hook my PC up to a TV,
unfortunately. I do know 2600 Pac-Man looks different on some
emulators in that you can actually see the four ghosts are different
colors. (They'd always looked the same
nded in 1980 by a group of
Atari 2600 programmers who were fed up (in large part) with not
getting any credit for the games they created.)
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Jim Leonard boldly stated:
>
>:) I'm trying to stay away from the term "Mint" since it's so
>overused/misused. Let's take a vote: Who here would like to see
>"Factory-Sealed" on the scale be renamed to "Mint Sealed"? A yay or n
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>
>"Lee K. Seitz" wrote:
>>
>> FYI, the scale for comics is Pristine Mint, Mint, Near Mint, Very
>> Fine, Fine (FN), Very Good, Good, Fair (f), Poor, and Coverless. The
>
>See, that sounds just crazy to me. That many grades me
Jim Leonard boldly stated:
>
>"Lee K. Seitz" wrote:
>> Well I don't have the resources to hook my PC up to a TV,
>> unfortunately. I do know 2600 Pac-Man looks different on some
>> emulators in that you can actually see the four ghosts are different
>
rather a career planning
tool for students. It was published by Mindscape, though, so
I thought someone might be interested.
Speaking of which, does anyone here collect anything besides games?
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cked! Mostly with classic
video games (Atari 2600, Intellivision, etc.) and related memorbilia
(plush Donkey Kong, Pac-Man, & Q*bert; Pac-Man mugs; Pac-Man soap;
etc.). Thank goodness my wife let me put most of my comic book
collection under our bed or I'd really be in trouble! Did I mention
Just curious, do you think this item is legitimate? It's supposedly a
copy of The Lost Treasures of Infocom for the Apple IIgs. The
description itself states that it supposedly doesn't exist.
http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=424657806
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not a whole lot of damage that can be done
to the label without making it unreadable. With CDs, I suppose it's
possible to scratch the top side to heck without damaging the bottom.
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>Sorry, meant to say "Jim,..." below.
Well now you've gotten my opinion anyway. Thanks for clarifying,
though.
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them make everything okay?
And am I the only one that still has their disk notcher to use the
backside of floppies on their Apple II? (I used a simple hole punch
for a long time, but a true disk notcher takes less time.) What other
systems also had people notching & flipping disks?
Ar
some tapes. Of course, the sad part is I picked up a
copy of Frogger for the machine before I had one. I then traded it
away some time later thinking I wasn't going to ever find one. Oops!
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argument against shrinkwrap in the classic video games newsgroup. I
imagine it depends on the thickness of the box material and other
factors. Of course, many computer game boxes are thicker than video
game boxes and intended to be kept rather than thrown out after being
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the sleeves to
http://www.cyberden.com/sleeves/? 8)
>> for a long time, but a true disk notcher takes less time.) What other
>> systems also had people notching & flipping disks?
>
>C64, Atari 400/800, Apple II are the ones that come to mind, although surely
>there
d to be) a brand new
copy of some recipe software and there was a copy of Calendar Creator
inside, too. Nowhere on or in the box did it say anything about
Calendar Creator.
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;s a "nybble
copy"? Is that some copying program I'm unfamiliar with or a specific
method?
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to say I had a
legal copy. (I've been using (well, not recently) a copy of my
father's disks for a long, long time.)
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The first 26 go to those who entered the
drawing at Classic Gaming Expo (CGE) 2000. (I believe the other 74 go
to family and friends of the author and programmers.) I was fortunate
enough to be selected as one of the 26.
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by,
although it will depend somewhat on what shape it's in. Also, someone
else expressed interest in both these games, so I'm in a quandry over
what to do if they're still there when I go back to the store.
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put on his
peril-sensitive sunglasses and then he wouldn't notice.
OR
Tell him that, in order to make it up to him, you'd already included
"no tea" in the package free of charge.
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t;, under which "$19.95" and "$14.95" were written,
respectively, IIRC.
Thanks.
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open?
BTW, Jim and anyone else who cares, the sticker says "255D / Disk for:
/ IBM / (64K with Advanced / Basic and Color Board)". So I guess you
need to check "requires BASIC" and CGA for MobyGames, Jim.
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>
>UC works for me, but I prefer Poor...it's more intuitive, but I wouldn't argue too
>hard for it. Let's take a vote.
I'm with C.E.
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the box. For example, I have a copy of Star Saga: One that's been
opened, but there are two sets of manuals inside that are still
shrinkwrapped. So I could list the box as VG and the manuals as MS,
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to
just Missing, but that's too easy to confuse with MS. Then I thought
maybe IM could be changed to Gone (no, there's Good). Uh, Absent?
Lost?
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>
>If noone has any objections to Undesirable Defects, I'll make the change.
>Naysayers, you have a couple of days to suggest something better. :-)
I prefer C.E.'s Excess Defects, but I'm getting tired of quibbling
over it (as I'm s
is really just RPGs. I don't know where they got the
"strategic" part. Themed games is basically a miscellaneous category.
The final section covers new computers like the Coleco Adam, Mattel
Aquarius, Spectravideo SV-whatever, and such. It's not a bad book,
although it
ur box also has wrinkles in the corners, which store rewrap *never* has.
>Store rewrap isn't flexible/pliable/stretchable like the good stuff they use at
>the factory.
>
>It is my semi-professional opinion that your box has original wrap.
Well now you've got wrinkles, but seam
Temple of Apshai display has relatively low
resolution, it can be generated on most computers without
difficulty. This means that Temple of Apshai is available for
more computers than any other role-playing game on the market.
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Jim Leonard boldly stated:
>
>"Lee K. Seitz" wrote:
>>
>> Just to add something a little more interesting to the conversation, I
>> thought I'd tell you about a book I bought for a quarter earlier this
>
>A quarter! Where can I find bargains like the
C.E. Forman boldly stated:
>
>> A quarter! Where can I find bargains like these?
>
>OH, no! That's THE best kept secret of a game reseller. You don't have
>to
>tell him, Lee. B-)
Oops, I just did.
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do.)
I think that departs from the purpose of the scale, which is to note
condition only, but Jim gets to make the final call.
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quot;
"I want orange juice!"
"You want orange juice...?"
"I want orange juice!"
Sigh. "What's the magic word?"
"Pleeeaaasse. Please, please, please!"
ObSWCollect: Saw the folder (only) for the Tandy version of
Starflight today. Didn'
you
don't know what I'm talking about, there was about six different badge
designs and each package only contained one badge.
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rk, so it would be
"NM, (BM)". BTW, the description should say "Software media." Not
all software comes on diskette. There's also tapes, cartridges,
CD-ROMs, DVD-ROMs, etc.
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>
>"Lee K. Seitz" wrote:
>>
>> BTW, I finally tried out that copy of Donkey Kong you pointed me to.
>> (Thanks.) Sadly, even MoSlo can't slow it down enough to be playable.
>> (But it does slow it down enough that
Jim Leonard boldly stated:
>
>"Lee K. Seitz" wrote:
>>
>> Thrustmaster joystick and throttle
>
>Oo, me. If they're reasonable, I'll pay up. Let me know how much you/they
>want for them.
They weren't priced, so I'll ask next time I
known to have or not have bad media.
What, you aren't clairvoyant? 8)
>> disk and label that looks Near Mint but doesn't work, so it would be
>> "NM, (BM)".
>
>Yep.
Did I mention I much prefer that to rating a disk that doesn't work
but looks gre
me years of storage. (OTOH, there's enough acid in
the boxes themselves to cause them to deteroirate over time anyway, so
it may not make much difference.)
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rily for Playboy & Heavy Metal magazines.
(BTW, comic bags actually come in slightly different sizes, but not
enough to help much with software boxes.)
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Jim Leonard boldly stated:
>
>"Lee K. Seitz" wrote:
>>
>> You might want to be wary of the acid in the bags. They could harm
>> the boxes after some years of storage. (OTOH, there's enough acid in
>> the boxes themselves to cause them to deteroirate
Hugh Falk boldly stated:
>
>Hey guys,
>
>Just wondering if anyone else will be at the Philly Classic in one week.
>I've got my tickets.
Sorry, but impending baby (and lack of money and vacation time) is
keeping me here.
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Hmmm, I wonder if that's why I can't get to it from work either, now.
They've blocked access to porn and gambling sites. I guess blocking
all URLs with "game" or "gaming" in them would help cover the latter.
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idea, but it didn't work for me. Maybe it'll work for Pedro.
Interestingly enough, I've discovered I *can* get to
PalmGamingWorld.com, though.
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umb program (or administrator ;-)
But you see, I can't get to ClassicGaming.com, either.
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sed to be gaming's
>> equivalent of the Oscars.
Just for clarification, was this shown on TBS with Leslie Neilsen
hosting or am I thinking of something else? I taped it, but was so
disenchanted by it I'm pretty sure I taped over it.
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ll away? Will they donate it to the Smithsonian? Will you have
it buried with you???
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ith something offensive on it because they blurred it out.
Lastly, I do have a copy of some show about truly classic consoles
like the Vectrex.
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Vintage
to
enter your name in the hall of fame, pressing a single key left an
entire name of that character. (For example, L became L.)
I even wrote nasy comments on my registration card, which caused them
to send me an updated version. I was impressed that they did that,
but it didn't w
Jim Leonard boldly stated:
>
>Lemmings came out for C64?
Didn't Lemmings come out for almost every platform available at the
time?
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Vint
e
without and a one with working disks should be worth more than one
with non-working disks.
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to find Atari 2600
game. (You had to collect Purina dog food proofs of purchase and send
them in to get one.) Many people have it at the top of their wanted
list, but (even discounting one-of-a-kind prototypes) there are
certainly other games that are rarer.
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eservationist hat on), that
until they're all archived in their original forms, the need is still
there. However, the Players (people who just want to be able to play
the games, which I believe have been the dominant force behind many
preservation efforts), don't really car
Jim Leonard boldly stated:
>
>"Lee K. Seitz" wrote:
>>
>> them in to get one.) Many people have it at the top of their wanted
>> list, but (even discounting one-of-a-kind prototypes) there are
>> certainly other games that are rarer.
>
>What'
ner
at work to make a copy of Asimov. I'll have to do it again when I get
broadband at home.
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I believe classic
game (cartridge) collectors sometimes find it helpful to simply say
"Atari" and not confuse people with terms like "Vectrex."
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denote all
>personal computer games in one lump term?
I'd probably say, "the first game for home computers was written in
1977."
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?sid=01/07/05/0150254). See
question #2.
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|h
Jim Leonard boldly stated:
>
>"Lee K. Seitz" wrote:
>>
>> Since it's been a subject of recent discussion, I thought you'd like
>> to know that Tom Sloper explains in part why Leather Goddesses of
>> Phobos II: Gas Pump Girls Meet The Pulsating
unplayable at 700 MHz. IIRC, Adlib was the only card the
game supported.
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monitor and Adlib card. And he played Eye of the Beholder
on it. Try playing new games on five-year-old hardware now!
(I had to check MobyGames for the date. Cool ASCII logo for Lynx
browsers, Jim! Never been to MG using Lynx before. Now it's my only
choice from work.)
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ed the manual.) I can't believe they tried to pass that
security feature off as an opening game in the docs.
BTW, don't be put off by my new sig. I just got yet more spam, this
time pushing a two CD-ROM set of Sega Genesis games for the Dreamcast.
I was finally pushed over the ed
t of the book.
>
>Hugh
So did they repackage it after the initial offering? My Apple II copy
came in a box.
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** If you send me spam selling illegal compliations of old
ut Twilight 2000 originally was a
pen-and-paper RPG set shortly after WW III.
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** If you send me spam selling illegal compliations of old **
** games, I WILL
recently bought. (*Highly*
recommended to all subscribers of this list.) This revealed to me
that Bill Budge released Pinball Construction Set on the Sega Genesis
as Virtual Pinball. They, indeed, had two copies of it, but at $29.95
I'll pass!
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ng to put it.
Wife & kids are out of town. My task is to clean up my room (read:
storage area) so that it's safe for our son (and anyone else, for that
matter) to go in and use the computer. I've already made a stack of
about a dozen games I have yet to actually install and play
sticks out farther from the shelf. I
bought it way back when in part because you could import characters
from Might & Magic. Their magical items would become hi-tech items.
I was disappointed with it and never got very far.
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Jim Leonard boldly stated:
>
>"Lee K. Seitz" wrote:
>>
>> Centauri Alliance, a sci-fi RPG for the Apple II (and maybe others)
>> came in a hexagonal box.
>> I
>> bought it way back when in part because you could import characters
>> from Migh
of which, I'm looking for an original (uncracked) copy
of Apple II Choplifter, if anyone has one. Mine died. 8(
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(The asterisk is to ke
fts stores
while I'm out looking for Atari 2600 cartridges, etc. Odds are if I'm
bidding on a game at all, it's because I want to *play* it. I'm just
anal in that I like to have boxes and manuals for my games.
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atbox; initially got to maybe sell/trade,
but then I found out one of my favorite comic book
creators helped do the comic inside, so I think I'll
keep it. Works, but no manual. Has "Demo Copy, Not For
Sale" stickers plastered on it.)
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>
>"Lee K. Seitz" wrote:
>>
>> Test Drive
>> Test Drive 2: The Duel (5.25")
>
>If the boxes are in good condition (G or higher), I'd like these to scan for
>MobyGames. Just let me know how much, etc. Paypal okay?
Jim Leonard boldly stated:
>
>"Lee K. Seitz" wrote:
>>
>> Anyway, one thing was an Apple II copy of Ulitma IV. (Only seems to
>> be missing the Ankh.) I tried the first disk out (the program disk)
>> and it doesn't work. Even worse, the disks came
Stephen S. Lee boldly stated:
>
>On Fri, 27 Jul 2001, Lee K. Seitz wrote:
>[snip]
>> James Bond: Stealth Affair (5.25"; probably $5)
>
>I already have both package types for this one, but this tends to sell for
>$25-30 on eBay -- go for it.
I dunno. There'
0/800/etc.) lot, yes? Or maybe Commodore 64?
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(The asterisk is to keep from mucking up people's Usenet search
results. Replace it w
think it sometimes suffers from
slowdown when there are too many enemies and shots on the screen.) I
think double hi-res really came along too late for the Apple IIe/c.
Companies had moved on to the IIgs/ST/Amiga/PC/Mac. Or maybe I just
didn't become aware of it soon enough.
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irst two.
>Star Trek: First Contact
They were still making Apple II games then?!?
>Wow, shows what we know! :-) I'm going to have to try some of these
>out now.
Ditto! Thanks for the list.
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good list -- game renames. I have an addition: Dragon Lord for
>the PC (dist by CinemaWare in 1990) was released under the name Dragon's Breath on
>the Amiga.
I'm not sure if this counts, but Castelian (C64(?) and NES) was
released as Tower Toppler on the Atari 7800.
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as accomplished and
>why you needed 128K bankswitching to do it.
I wish I could help, but I don't recall why it required 128K, if I
ever even knew. I never really got into the guts of the //e. I guess
that's why I'm a web developer now instead of a real coder. 8)
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onfusion here. This ST:FC has
>absolutely nothing to do with the ST:TNG film of the same name.
Yes, that would be the confusion. Thanks for clearing that up.
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ve it, but sold it. I didn't find
it meditative, but rather frustrating. I'd miss a platform, fall down
to the bottom of the room and have to work my way back up again.
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also notorious for proving piracy
>true. It only sold about 12,000 copies if memory serves, which wasn't
>enough to sustain the programmer and he stopped making (quality) games
>-- yet Bilestoad was one of the most copied games I can ever remember.
I might also mention that he&#
can enter in their search forms. But if you
use a custom page like mine, you can enter longer searches.
Particularly useful for entering a long list of words NOT to include
(e.g. (q bert,qbert)
-(atari,colecovision,2600,Nintendo,NES,SNES,PC,playstation,dreamcast,gameboy,"game
boy")).
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Lee K
Jim Leonard boldly stated:
>
>"Lee K. Seitz" wrote:
>>
>> I haven't had much time for eBay lately, but I think it's up to date
>> with their current search forms. I can send it to you (or post it
>> here), if anyone's interested.
>
Chris Newman boldly stated:
>
>My peak lunacy
Ouch, bad pun!
> was bidding $2500 for a flown-to-the-moon flag, framed by
>the crew of Apollo XIV.
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Lee K. Seitz * [EMAIL PROTECTED] * http://home.hiwaay.net/~lkseitz/
Wanted: Vintage Pac-M*n necktie
(The
#x27;s not worth anything, but would it
come in handy for problems I might have with an older PC? When and if
I ever get any older PCs set up, that is.
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Lee K. Seitz * [EMAIL PROTECTED] * http://home.hiwaay.net/~lkseitz/
Wanted: Vintage Pac-M*n necktie
(The asterisk i
How many games released in a bi- or
trifold and then re-released in a record sleeve?
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Lee K. Seitz * [EMAIL PROTECTED] * http://home.hiwaay.net/~lkseitz/
Wanted: Vintage Pac-M*n necktie
(The asterisk is to keep from mucking up people's Usenet search
results. R
why the Mattel's
Intellivision programmers were only known as "the Blue Sky Rangers."
(See www.intellivisionlives.com.)
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Lee K. Seitz * [EMAIL PROTECTED] * http://home.hiwaay.net/~lkseitz/
Wanted: Vintage Pac-M*n necktie
(The asterisk is to keep from muck
ting PC Tools
6 if I already have Copy II PC 6 and Norton Utilities 6? (Of course,
I don't think I've verified that Copy II PC works and only have 5.25"
HD disks for Norton.)
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Lee K. Seitz * [EMAIL PROTECTED] * http://home.hiwaay.net/~lkseitz/
Wanted: Vin
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