Wow, what a deal!

[Queen Of The Felines]

Not. :roll:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3015850867&category=4315

Kristine

[SoulBlazer]

Well, the system, the parts, and the games all look to be good and in nice shape, and there's some good games there.

I agree it's not worth $140, though. :)

I'd give him $40 for it, but that's probaly too much also. :D

[Vice Guy]

I feel spoiled because I never really had to pay for the 2600 systems I have..except for the 2600Jr.

I have owned 4 or 5 2600 systems since '96(when the family 2600 was er, saved from the trash by me) and I've had about 3 Woodies, 1 Vader and 1 2600Jr.

That guy paid way too much..and he got mostly common games.

Definitely nuts! x_x

[Achika]

Honestly, I'd be suprised if he even paid.

[Griking]

Believe it or not, there are still a lot of people out there who'd like to pick up an Atari or other classic gaming system for reasons OTHER than collecting.

For a person who may be picking this setup to actually PLAY it, a working Atari with 30+ games is well worth $105.

Sometimes we think too much like collectors and not enough like gamers.

[SoulBlazer]

Heck, I'm a diehard gamer and do very little collecting, and I'd STILL say "Give me the emulator" anyday of the week. :)

If I was REALLY serious about playing, I'd just get a controller adpater and use the original controller like for the NES and SNES. :D

I did recently see this cool idea for sale, though -- it was a Atari Joystick with the games built INTO it. You hooked it up to your PC with a USB cable and the CD that came with it and played the games with the joystick. Nice touch! ;)