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Trade "Chase the Chuckwagon" for "Custer's Revenge"?


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#1 Pioneer4x4 OFFLINE  

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Posted Fri Jan 20, 2012 7:18 AM

Would a loose "Chase the Chuckwagon" for "Custer's Revenge" (Complete) be comparable in value? I seem to see both go for $60-$70 fairly often.
I really want a "Custer's Revenge", but didn't want to actually buy it. And since I got an extra Chuckwagon...

#2 Chris Leach OFFLINE  

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Posted Fri Jan 20, 2012 7:34 AM

custers revenge pops up all the time. I would trade you custers revenge for chase the chuckwagon. Ive sold chuckwagon for $100 in the past.....

But Id take another just for back up...

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#3 jdrose OFFLINE  

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Posted Fri Jan 20, 2012 8:40 PM

I always thought the CR game was unjustly villified.
If you take the time to play the game you will note that the indian maiden is actually receptive to Custard.
The media and special interests back in the day totally misrepresented the game.

http://www.ataritime...showarticle=364

Edited by jdrose, Fri Jan 20, 2012 8:44 PM.


#4 Pioneer4x4 OFFLINE  

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Posted Sat Jan 21, 2012 8:07 AM

View Postjdrose, on Fri Jan 20, 2012 8:40 PM, said:

I always thought the CR game was unjustly villified.
If you take the time to play the game you will note that the indian maiden is actually receptive to Custard.
The media and special interests back in the day totally misrepresented the game.

http://www.ataritime...showarticle=364
Nah, I think they nailed the intent. But I think they did it just for a good story, not for any real moral issues, and if anything it increased knowledge of it and its sales.

I personally find it humorous, and while the indian (Native American Female) Does get something she isn't asking for, Custer always dies for the effort, so justice is served. ;-)




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