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R.O.T.S, on Tue Feb 7, 2012 11:34 AM, said:
Upside down labels do not bother me too much personally but i can image it annoys some people,i guess there may be the odd cart collector who may even see extra value in them.
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In Topic: Upside down label.
Tue Feb 7, 2012 3:09 PM
Or someone who only collects upside down labels
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Tue Sep 27, 2011 6:57 PM
doctorclu, on Tue Sep 27, 2011 3:38 PM, said:
Thoughts... I once wanted to save all the retro computer and gaming stuff, but I, and you, and all the other gamers out there can't save every last bit of whatever out there. ESPECIALLY the 2600 where those were made from 1977 till what? 1984-1985 for that model?
Look at it this way: someone will see that 2600, remember their childhood, or maybe even get inspired to look into the Atari again. Checks ebay or local flea market, buys a Atari, and bammo! A new Atari fan.
That one 2600 on a wall could do more for Atari gaming now than a bunch of horded Atari's in a closet, shed, or attic somewhere collecting dust.
Look at it this way: someone will see that 2600, remember their childhood, or maybe even get inspired to look into the Atari again. Checks ebay or local flea market, buys a Atari, and bammo! A new Atari fan.
That one 2600 on a wall could do more for Atari gaming now than a bunch of horded Atari's in a closet, shed, or attic somewhere collecting dust.
