All kinds of Video Game stuuf to sell or trade!

[Sly DC]

Hi Folks!

Since i'm the mist of spring cleaning, here's what i have to sell or trade:
[NOTE: Want list is showned first]

Go here: http://www.ccjvq.com/slydc/yikes.htm

Or simply the sell/trade list: http://www.ccjvq.com/slydc/8to64bit.htm
and want list : http://www.ccjvq.com/slydc/cherche.htm

in case that the first URL doesn't work.

Don't send a private message, i just check here from time to time.
So instead e-mail at: slydc[NOSPAM]yahoo.ca (replace [NOSPAM] by @)

And if you have any kind of question(s), don't hesitate!

[Kitsune Sniper]

Server not found
Firefox can't find the server at www.ccjvq.com.

[Smashed Brother]

Server not found
Firefox can't find the server at www.ccjvq.com.

I'm using the latest Firefox and the links work fine for me!

[Sly DC]

Server not found
Firefox can't find the server at www.ccjvq.com.

Oh sorry! Forgot to mention that the server ccjvq.com isn't Firefox friendly,
i don't know why but seems that slashes or backslashes are inverted with
the Firefox browser. Try another web browser or update your Firefox browser
like Smashed Brother suggests.

[Kitsune Sniper]

Oh sorry! Forgot to mention that the server ccjvq.com isn't Firefox friendly,
i don't know why but seems that slashes or backslashes are inverted with
the Firefox browser. Try another web browser or update your Firefox browser
like Smashed Brother suggests.

I AM using the newest Firefox. And it doesn't work on IE either.

Edit: I ran Ping on it and this is what it spat out:

C:\Documents and Settings\Foxhack>ping www.ccjvq.com
Ping request could not find host www.ccjvq.com. Please check the name and try again.

So either your server's running off a C64, or it simply hates Mexico.

[Sly DC]

I know that some people had problem with Firefox not long ago but the ccjvq server has
been online since 2003 and i've never had a problem connecting to the site. In fact, the
server is our collecting group in Quebec. If you can't get access even with the latest
version of Firefox, i don't know what to do.

But i do have a suggestion, i could post here the entire sell/trade page. Think that's
what i'll do. Give me about a day and i'll post the list right here. So if anybody else has
problem connecting to the web site, this will solve the problem accept for pictures.

You're in Mexico ? I've just recently learned about a Pong called "Nesa Pong". Is there
any other dedicated Pongs that were only released in Mexico like the Poc-Poc 2007 and
Nesa Pong ?

NOTE" Just done a simple test to see if the server has problem with the forum here
and it doesn't because i've just changed my avatar and the avatar is on the ccjvq
server. So no problem here!

[Kitsune Sniper]

It's still not working for me. So I used a workaround. I ran those URLs through Babelfish Chinese / English and it worked. So sorry, I didn't find anything I'm looking for.

As for your other question, we mostly get crappy Famiclone systems or the Zeebo down here, I'd never heard of any regional Pong systems until today... and even if I could find one they'd probably try to sell it to me for more than $100 USD so.

[Sly DC]

It's still not working for me. So I used a workaround. I ran those URLs through Babelfish Chinese / English and it worked. So sorry, I didn't find anything I'm looking for.

As for your other question, we mostly get crappy Famiclone systems or the Zeebo down here, I'd never heard of any regional Pong systems until today... and even if I could find one they'd probably try to sell it to me for more than $100 USD so.

Nice to hear you find some sort of "bypass", heheheh...and no problem if you didn't find
anything your looking for.

More than a $100 for a Pong ??!?? That's insane!! The only vintage system that's
at least worth $100 to $200 (before the invasion of Pongs) would be a Magnavox
Odyssey (1972-73). Some sellers on Ebay asks wwwwaaaayyyy to much for Pongs
released in North America. Anwar here on the forum has a Nesa Pong:
(http://www.videogamecollectors.com/g...g2_itemId=2326)
and i even saw a video of this thing in action. It has 3 games in color (the same
games found in a National Semiconductor Adversary).

Well if you ever find a Pong that you think nobody knows, plese let me know so
i could add it to the Dedicated Pong Database of the DP Guide.

Thanks and keep in touch!