Odyssey2 bundle.

[Tupin]

Someone on my local CL is selling an O2 bundle for $50 including the following:

Odyssey2 in box
Pick Axe Pete
Baseball
Volleyball
Showdown in 2100
Speedway/Spinout/Cryptologic
KC's Krazy chase
Blockout/Breakdown
Cosmic Conflict
KC Munchkin
Pachinko
Conquest of the World (one CIB with all pieces, one loose)

Not sure whether or not it is a detachable controller model, but it doesn't matter to me as long as I have the version that doesn't use that weird white box thing. I see wires that look like F cables in the box, so I'm thinking I won't have to.

So, what's it worth?

[Steve W]

The only good games are the two KC games and Pick Axe Pete. Still, it's got a complete Conquest of the World in there, so it should be worth $50. And later on you can hunt down some other good games like Killer Bees and Attack of the Timelord. I say go for it.

[tholly]

I have a complete O^2 set.

$50 doesn't seem too bad, especially with Conquest (as long as it is complete). Plus, you won't have to worry about shipping it.

Try to get it for lower though, maybe offer $40.

[Tupin]

Thanks, I'm waiting for him to respond back now.

Oh, and completely unrelated, but how much should I expect to pay for a Starpath Supercharger? And how much do the games usually cost?

[Atarileaf]

I sold a boxed O2 with 5 boxed games for $30. The games weren't anything special but IMO Freedom Fighters is a fun Asteroids/Defender style game.

[Steve W]

As far as the Starpath Supercharger games, Google around for a CD called Stella Gets A New Brain. Not only does it have all the Supercharger games and demos on it, but it has things like level maps, cover art scans, and even software that will let you turn any 4K game into a Supercharger compatible audio file. True, the software is fairly out of date considering this came out in the late '90s, but still, a great little package that doesn't cost a whole lot.

[Tupin]

As far as the Starpath Supercharger games, Google around for a CD called Stella Gets A New Brain. Not only does it have all the Supercharger games and demos on it, but it has things like level maps, cover art scans, and even software that will let you turn any 4K game into a Supercharger compatible audio file. True, the software is fairly out of date considering this came out in the late '90s, but still, a great little package that doesn't cost a whole lot.
Thanks, but I just downloaded PlayBin.