prinztronicman
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hi
acetronic fans
My new best buy has to be a Colecovision console with 20 games
the following game are boxed and instructions.
River raid / Spectron /Donkey kong junior/
Space fury / Lady bug / Zaxxon
Mr do / Subroc / Gorf
Carnival / Looping / Space panic
Mouse trap/ Smurf / Cosmic Avenger
Frenzy /Venture / Star trek
and Quest
not boxed but with instructions
Doney Kong
All for the price of 10.00 pounds in a car boot sale !!!
on the 11/4/2009
now for the sad bit it came in a snes box 
not
a Colecovision box
prinztronicman
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Dieter said:
Wow, that is a GREAT deal, congratulations!
Do you collect Colecovision? Or is something from this lot for sale?
hi
The price was right and going by the retro gamer mag in the U.K. price listing the Colecovision is price 30.00 pounds standalone for the console only rarity 3 lucky find.
I've got the console with 20 games for 10.00 pounds.
It's a nice one to have a key pad like the Acetronic console i.e force 2 console
The only one to get is Intellvision at the right price !
Ive been on http://Www.consolepassion.co.uk
colecovision console sold Complete systems are becoming increasingly rare, and all the consoles shown below are in good condition. Unless otherwise stated all boxed consoles are complete with all parts and instructions / manuals
game are as following price
Carnivel 14.00 pounds / Cosic avenger 18.00 pounds
Donkey kong jr 18.00 pounds / Lady bug 16.00 pounds
Looping 18.00 pounds / Smurf 16.00 pounds
space fury 16.00 pounds / space panic 16.00 pounds
Venture 16.00 pounds / Zaxxon 18.00 pounds
mostlyharmless
mostlyharmless
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Dieter said:
“Some” Spectrum games??
And of course congratulations to your 3D Imager and Lightpen!!
Yeah.. some spectrum games 
The auction said 160.. it was more like 180-190 becaus there was a lot without case (not in the pictures)
The Vectrex stuff was nice. Wasn't tested when I bought it but everything worked I've been missing the small box Light Pen and Polar Rescue, I guess the other two will have to leave soon. (Still missing quite a few games for a complete US / Canada / Europe / Japanese setup.)
prinztronicman
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hi
Acetronic fans
my latest finds are
note is pong console
Tv sport by Technigraph on the box but on the console it is a Optim opl tv sport WTF
for 3.00 pounds box condition is 3 out of 10
Final fantasy 7 platinum copy for 2.00 pounds
super ninterndo with 3 games for 15.00 pounds no box !!
lucky that my colecovision console come with one on the 11/4/09
happy hunting out there people ****
prinztronicman
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hi
acetronic fans
my latest acquisions are as following
radofin treasue hunt 18 and a
yellow label 3027 invaders boxed with radofin label on the front
for 12.48 pounds
a binatone tv game gun in black box for 3.98 pounds
grandstand power unit for a grandstand firefox f-7 for 20 pence
pong cartridge system as of 24/5/2009
grandstand model sd-050 with pc-501 no boxed gray cartrdge
for 2.50 pounds in car boot sale
grandstand sd-070 console no boxed but with the following
pc-501 pong boxed
pc-502 motorcycle boxed grandstand
pc-506 superbwipeout boxed grandstand
pc-507 shooting gallery boxed with tv gun
for 15.00 pounds
happy hunting
Intellivisioner
Berlin,Germany
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Great japanese items,mostly!
These two games are my latest eBay findings (from Canada);they come complete:
Strange packaging from the "Coleco Family Learning Software" range.
"Fortune Builder" is a very early "Sim City" style game which reminds me of "Utopia" for the Intellivision system, unfortunately without the rain and tropical storm features.
Both programs were produced in 1984.
Cheers,
Norman
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