words can't describe my latest aquisitions ....
see for yourself ...
atari in thailand ....
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Posted Thu Aug 1, 2002 3:33 PM
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Great stuff, fish, but you already know how jealous I am.
Interestingly, I have games with the MOMO, JOJO, Galaxy and 'joystick/glove' labels also. And they were found in... Germany! Looks like you don't have to go all the way to Bangkok to find these babies Cheers, Marco |
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Posted Thu Aug 1, 2002 8:30 PM
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Tempest said: I can count about 20 lawsuits just waiting to happen from those labels. Tempest lol, back in my country everything was from taiwan or thailand, even my system was a clon. I never saw an Activision or Atari original cart, and of course, multicarts... not that 1 cart 1 game. I remember switching the atari off and on to change the games Osbo |
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Posted Thu Aug 1, 2002 8:44 PM
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I'm with Matty - that R2/C3PO cart ROCKS!!! Matty - if he'll sell, maybe we can have joint custody? BTW, what game is actually on that cart? I'm assuming it's a Star Wars game - but who knows?
Ah, talking about lawsuits... whew... When I was living in China - unfriggin' believable the stuff they'd get away with there - IN OPEN MARKETS!!! We got Ep 1 on DVD the day after it came out - most movies BEFORE they came out - or a day later. If it wasn't off a master, it'd be some guy in a movie theater with a camera - kinda interesting watching people walk accross your t.v. screen. I brought home a few of my fav. covers... I really like my "Thomas Crown Affair" with "007" logos all over it... |
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Posted Fri Aug 2, 2002 12:52 AM
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well beeing on the biggest message board, having nobody here that ever saw those or even found one (even) in bankog and having even marco being surprised and jealous, i feel forced to rank those carts right after air raid, also beeing found just once
welcome to the holy thai grail ! of course i am selling them .... 250$ each i have one double, and it's the Taito cartridge with the illustration stolen from polaris ... saying "jojo" i'll trade that one for a turkish atari cartridge (my next mission) the CP3O/R2D2 game is really cool. it's jungle hunt, but somehow the title mutaded to: JUNKLE HUT say hello to jabba would be interesting to find out about thai collectors. if anybody has more skills than me (can only say hello - goodbye - thanx - fishsoup and caniuseyourphone) or even a thai friend, try searching the net a bit, and provide us with a few more infos about the collecting scene over there maybe it would be good to contact any gaming magazine or similar. |
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Posted Fri Aug 2, 2002 8:44 AM
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In Thailand, you can probably trade your young son or daughter for a cartridge.
Boycotting Thai food forever, Pedophile-Hating Chris P.S. I'm surprised that nobody's come up with a hypothetical Powerslave game screen-shot yet... (Or maybe I'm just old, and very few people know about Iron Maiden's classic era?) |
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Posted Fri Aug 2, 2002 4:44 PM
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Sweet Jesus, I want that God cart! I certainly caught the Powerslave pic...
(Oh, and the "Yamato" one? That's a graphic off of an SG-1000 game from Japan; I've seen another cart with N-Sub, another SG-1000 game, in the past. Finally, the gloved hands one is apparently Hin-Seng... I've seen a couple others of these.) Great find Jah! |
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Posted Thu Jul 30, 2009 1:37 AM
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After all this time I finally scored some Thai carts.
They haven't arrived yet. Cool Waterworld bootleg cover, for which I assume is the Dolphin cart. The one that I'm most excited for is the green Century Navarone. I love the unknown. Then again, Bit Corp's Mr. Postman is probably my favorite game of all time. The Cold Pac boot is a lovely addition to my collection. I'm was pretty sure the Fantastic Game multicart is from Mexico, but I guess it must be a Taiwan boot since it showed up in the land of smiles. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]()
This post has been edited by ResOGlas: Thu Jul 30, 2009 1:40 AM |
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Posted Thu Jul 30, 2009 1:50 AM
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Posted Thu Jul 30, 2009 2:04 AM
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Posted Thu Jul 30, 2009 4:59 AM
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Posted Thu Jul 30, 2009 11:11 AM
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I stopped trying to acquire foreign games for the most part, though they are cool. I think I have a good 100+ foreign games, some in the box. Got too expensive getting variations, but if I ever ran across them in a flea market, I'd snatch them up immediately.
Phil |
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Posted Thu Jul 30, 2009 6:06 PM
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Posted Fri Jul 31, 2009 1:11 AM
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So what's the general consensus on the origin of Jahfish' and my cart's country of origin. Our lots were both from Thailand. I notice that Atarimania has Jo-Jo and TYTHM listed as the only Thai carts. It's pretty clear that Jahfish' God cart is from Thailand because it says made in Thailand on it.
I don't see the publisher Cold Pac listed on Atarimania though. is it safe to say that Cold Pac is a Thai company? This post has been edited by ResOGlas: Fri Jul 31, 2009 1:11 AM |
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