Let´s begin with a part of my collection that is shown in my quite tiny living room. Main space is for the Intellivision items of course:

My large cupboard with Intellivision hardware, Philips G 7000 system, Creativision console and games, Atari VCS 2600 hardware and software, Colecovision hardware, Sega Mega Drive-CD-32X system and the good old Commodore 128 and Amiga 500 computer:

A view at the Intellivision games area:

A closer look at the Intellivision hardware with some autographed games:

The Colecovision games corner (with latest acquisitions in front):

And finally a picture of my Mini-Philips G 7000 zone (including the Telematch magazines I once bought from you,Dieter – do you remember?):

That´s all for the public viewing stuff.All other items are stored away in a seperate small room and the basement.

Greetings,

Norman

Hi,AtariBuff!

Thanks for your comment.But the Intellivision Activision titles are not actually spare ones, but different variants like german (Ariola sticker),US,franco-canadian and even brazilian Digiplay .

Norman

Astrosmash´s John Sohl signed at the CGE.I got this game from Casey Nydahl through eBay.All the other three games have sticky labels that David Rolfe signed and sent me some weeks ago.I am still waiting for Keith Robinson´s autograph he gave me on a TRON-Solar Sailer copy.Should be in the mail soon!

I am very keen on getting an autographed AD&D box by Tom Loughry.Perhaps Keith can help me out with an email address…

Norman

I absolutely agree with you, pongman!

Dieter said:

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Probably he thought they are worthless and threw them in. Ah, those are the lucky finds that keep us running … " />

Well said,Dieter!This reminds me of acquiring a complete Creativision console with box.The seller also thought it is nothing special and sold it for just 20 DM (ca.1998).These are the (unfortunately rare) moments of luck within our hobby.

No problem, Reinhard!

Here it is: