hi

I've got a donkey kong board game made by mb games

for 1 pound 28/6/09

I know they did a pac man board game

hi

my latest acquisitions are

snes game illusion on time 1.50 pounds not boxed

snes import cart adaptor 1.50 pounds not boxed

sci-sy travel mate chess game note the following !

boxed

on the right hand side it has acetronic the same typr face as the

acetronic mpu 2000 console or acetronic mpu 1000 

for two pounds

Vectrex - Harmageddon (NOS)

http://www.postimage.org/image.....?v=aVzUqji

Two "games" for the SEGA Video Driving System :
http://www.postimage.org/image.....?v=aVzVTBA

And an Atari 2800, loose. 

Dieter said:

That Sega Video Driving system looks cool

Never heard of it before …

I don't think it qualifies as a videogame.. or maybe it does.

It uses a VHS tape to play the track, and the car is on a console close to the TV so you can se the car driving in the game....

There is another console that uses VHS tapes, but I cant't remember what it is called. On that console you use a lightgun to play.

hi

my latest acquisition is

a Grandstand electronic pinball wizard made in 1983

for 4.00 pounds

 in box and instructions and psu

note the following

Grandstand was a importer of the game console from 1978 to the late 1980's

some box had on them Adman  and alot of them had Adam imports ltd on them,

As pongman passed on this info to me.

On the bottom of the pinball wizard it has Tomy .

Did Grandstand change it's name to Tomy  at a later time ?

j_eits said:

prinztronicman said:

On the bottom of the pinball wizard it has Tomy .

Did Grandstand change it's name to Tomy  at a later time ?

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No, Tomy is the name of the manufacturer of this unit and as you said in your post Grandstand imported it to the UK.

Did tomy import they own products at a later time and take grandstand out of equation?

as they where just an import company

I know that a lot of grandstand handheld games such as Astro war and Scramble ect was made in japan by a another company and label as grandstand

New Colecovision stuff is here. Still have to check some of them. The "Sunrise" titles are still on eBay, seller is from Italy. So get them if you like.

Today in my mail:

An autographed "Tropical Trouble" box and note on original Imagic sheet of paper by programmer Steve DeFrisco!

Another surprise from overseas:

Autographed Microsurgeon and Bowling by programmer Rick S. Levine.