TI-99/4a game lot

[Cornelius]

I picked these all up at a garage sale a couple years ago, and haven't found a system, so they've just been sitting around. I think it is time to send them to a better home. All these titles are cart + manual both in nice shape unless noted. Anyone want to hazard a price for the lot? I looked these all up individually some time ago, and I think I remember there were two that might be worth selling on their own: Star Trek and ??? Anyone know which are worth it on their own?

Alpiner
A-Maze-Ing
Attack, The
Blasto
Car Wars
Chisholm Trail
Connect Four
Home Financial Decisions
Hopper
Hunt the Wumpus
Jawbreaker II
Mind Challengers
Moon Mine
Munch Man
Othello
Parsec
Personal Record Keeping
Space Bandits
Star Trek
Super Demon Attack
TI Invaders
Tombstone City

[Steve W]

Most of them aren't all that rare. Some games like Star Trek, Hopper (Pengo clone), Moon Mine, and Jawbreaker II (a weird variation on the Pac-Man theme) were late releases, so they're a little bit harder to find, but just a little. Space Bandits will be even more rare because it was designed for the Milton Bradley Expansion System (MBX for short) which was a cool-as-hell add-on for the TI that added a 40 button keypad, voice synthesis, and voice recognition along with a great analog joystick. Not all that many of those MBX units are out there, but most of the games designed for the system can be played without it.

I don't check eBay for prices on anything so I don't know how much they're worth. Star Trek and Space Bandits will probably be the only ones worth auctioning off singularly.

[Cornelius]

Thanks for the info! I'm just going to throw these up, probably for too high, but I'll lower the price if need be as time goes on.

[The Shawn]

Could you post a link to the auction? I would take a few of the more common titles if you decide to sell them in a bundle. I love my TI!

[Cornelius]

My sig has a link to my ebay auctions, but the lot is here: http://www.ebay.com/itm/170762756314...84.m1555.l2649

I decided to do all but the two (Star Trek and Space Bandits) together since they fit pretty well in a Medium Flat Rate Box.