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orrimarrko
01-23-2003, 11:04 AM
I know that some wise ass will say "check the guide!", but without the guide, and time being a crucial factor here, is there anyone on this board who knows what Intellivision carts (complete with manuals, overlays and boxes) would be the most important to pick up?

The reason I ask is that I have limited funds, but about 60+ to choose from. They are all priced at $1.99, so I need to pick up the biggest steals available.

Isn't there anyone on this board who knows about this system?

Keir
01-23-2003, 11:09 AM
Here are the 20 rarest Intellivision carts. However, pretty much anything but Las Vegas Poker & Blackjack and Major League Baseball would be worth $1.99 complete.

Congo Bongo
Fathom
Spiker! Super Pro Volleyball
Super Pro Decathlon
Turbo
Diner
Stadium Mud Buggies
Body Slam Super Pro Wrestling
Learning Fun I
Learning Fun II
Pole Position
Scooby Doo Maze Chase
Dig Dug
Jetson's Way with Words
World Series Major League Baseball
Hover Force
Mind Strike
Melody Blaster
USCF Chess
Mr. Basic Meets Bits 'N Bytes

MarkM2112
01-23-2003, 11:41 AM
Add Tutankham and Super Cobra to this list...

orrimarrko
01-23-2003, 12:06 PM
You guys are awesome - I really appreciate it.

I definitely remember having them hold Diner for me.

asharru
01-23-2003, 12:12 PM
You guys are awesome - I really appreciate it.

I definitely remember having them hold Diner for me.

Have them hold me one too if they're only $1.99 plz thx!!!

:D

Where you getting this deal at btw?

orrimarrko
01-23-2003, 12:23 PM
There is a local chain of game stores here in Austin, TX. They don't like to waste space with old games, so they price them to move - sealed 2600/Intellivision games go for $3.99, open/complete games go for $1.99.

Yesterday, I got a MINT, complete boxed Q*Bert's Qubes for the 2600 for $1.99!!

Thing is, they rarely get new stuff. That's why I have to be quick, because they just got this in a couple of days ago.

CrazyImpmon
01-23-2003, 10:42 PM
You should try for NTSC version of Tutankham as they're probably the rarest of all USA games. You'r emore likely to find a few sealed PAL version than to find *one* loose NTSC version.

Sylentwulf
01-23-2003, 10:44 PM
Yeah I'll buy any ompete intelli games you don't want for that price :)

orrimarrko
01-23-2003, 11:38 PM
Today, I picked up Diner, Pole Position, Popeye, Chess and World Championship Baseball all complete in the box with manuals and overlays (the games look like brand new) for $1.99 each.

I got other ones as well, but those seem to be of note.

I had never collected Intellivision before yesterday, but it looks like I'm in!

DREW
01-24-2003, 04:35 AM
Be a sport and post a list of the games available and I am sure you could make some good friends here by picking up the games for some fellow collectors.

Mayhem
01-24-2003, 05:40 AM
You should try for NTSC version of Tutankham as they're probably the rarest of all USA games. You'r emore likely to find a few sealed PAL version than to find *one* loose NTSC version.

I was under the impression Super Cobra and Tutankham were not released in the US for Intellivision. Only in Europe. Confusion? :/

CrazyImpmon
01-24-2003, 08:05 AM
You should try for NTSC version of Tutankham as they're probably the rarest of all USA games. You're more likely to find a few sealed PAL version than to find *one* loose NTSC version.

I was under the impression Super Cobra and Tutankham were not released in the US for Intellivision. Only in Europe. Confusion? :/

I could be wrong but I thought Tutankham did get released in USA. I don't have it so I can't say for sure. I haven't heard of Super Cobra being released in USA so it's European exclusive.

y-bot
01-24-2003, 11:17 AM
I believe Tutankham & Super Cobra were only released in Europe. And I am also pretty sure there are no such thing as PAL/NTSC Intellivision carts. The hardware can be PAL or NTSC but the carts are all the same.
Thanks, Y-bot

MarkM2112
01-24-2003, 11:22 AM
I HAVE seen a copy of Tutenkham... Sean Kelly had it and was tempting me with it a few years ago, but at $75, I had to pass... Could not tell you if it was PAL or NTSC... Sean, if you are on, could you shed some light on this?

orrimarrko
01-24-2003, 11:41 AM
My understanding is that Tutankam and Super Cobra were ONLY released in Europe, making them PAL formatted games.

I know that they do exist, and at a minimum, they were released in Europe. The "ONLY" part is where I am about 80% sure.

retrogmr
01-24-2003, 11:05 PM
I have to affirm a previous posters comments about the carts... there are no PAL or NTSC carts, only consoles.

And yes, Super Cobra and Tutankham were only released in Europe under the Parker (not Parker Bros.) label.

y-bot
01-25-2003, 11:25 AM
I would also like to add that there was some sort of warehouse find of both Tutankham & Super Cobra carts. Someoen was selling the at World of Atari '98 for $75-$80 each sealed and since then I have seen them pop up on ebay sealed as well. I keep kicking myself for not buying then at WOA '98 but I am always hesitant to pay very much for warehouse find items because you never know how many were found and how far the price is going to go down. Intellivision Melody Blaster used to be hard to find but now it goes for $10 sealed.
Thanks, Y-bot

Drake78
07-16-2010, 12:16 PM
I have a Tutenkham, with box, not sealed. If you guys have any questions about it, like if you want me to check for identifying marks or anything, let me know.

CORRECTION: This is a 2600 cart, sorry for the confusion.