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(Click Book Cover to see interactive preview) $39.99		Downright Bizarre Games: Video Games that Crossed the Line Downright Bizarre Games pokes fun at the video game industry, an entertainment business that often takes itself much too seriously. This is a hilarious look at the odd side of the industry, from games outside of the norm to bad art and outlandish dialogue. Also featured are unfortunate headlines, marketing fiascos and publicity stunts gone awry. All these eccentric and strange events are documented within this book which gaming professionals wish had never seen print. 224 Pages, FULL COLOR! PERSONALIZED and AUTOGRAPHED by Author for FREE upon request !!! Deluxe HardCover available for only $49.99 SPECIAL $10.00 OFF ($29.99 Softcover OR $39.99 Hardcover)

SOLD OUT		The book that would not die! *ABC to the VCS by Leonard Herman* *Famed author of Phoenix: The Fall and Rise of Videogames!* ABC To The VCS is the ultimate summary guide to the Atari 2600. Originally written in 1983 during the height of the 2600's popularity, the first edition of this book was finally released in 1996 thanks to an overwhelming demand from collectors. Now, nearly a decade later, the 2600 is still popular among collectors and programmers alike. Unreleased games from the eighties are constantly being discovered and released and new 'homebrew' games are still being written for this system that ceased production in 1991. In all there are 163 more titles in the 2nd edition than were in the 1st edition. NEW FOR THE 2nd EDITION: • Atari 2600 Today List • Inclusion of Sears titles • Summaries of over 700 games • Screen shots of nearly everygame

SOLD OUT		*Arcade Fever by John Sellers* Have you mastered the delicate art of hyperspace? Can you say "joystick" in polite conversation without blushing? Do you remember the difference between playing "singles" and "doubles"? If you've answered "yes" to any of these questions, Arcade Fever is the book for you-the world's first illustrated history of video games, with tributes to 50 all-time favorites like Pac-Man, Donkey Kong, Defender, QBert, Tetris, and many, many others. You want little-known tips, tricks, and secrets? You want behind-the-scenes creation stories from the original programmers? You want to read about the first guy who actually DIED playing a video game, or the arcade classic that inspired an episode of Seinfeld? It's all right here, in a jam-packed celebration of '70s and '80s arcade culture. Includes: Interviews with programmers, musicians, animators, and other legends from the golden age of video games, A chronological history of video arcades-from the first coin-operated arcade game to obscure classics like Elevator Action, Crazy Climber, and Food Fight.* Tonns of rad '80s spin-off products, including home systems, pajamas, alarm clocks, Saturday morning cartoons, sugar-coated breakfast cereals, and a movie starring Jeff Bridges as a programmer who gets sucked into a computer.

$19.99		*Classic 80s Home Video Games* The early 80s was a pioneering time for home video games. Consoles from Atari, Mattel, Coleco, and others dominated many American living rooms. This guide takes an in-depth look at the classic consoles, games, accessories, and related merchandise manufactured between the introduction of the Atari VCS in 1977 and the great video game crash of 1984. The great consoles from Atari--the 2600 VCS, 5200 SuperSystem, and 7800 ProSystem are all covered in depth, as well as the amazing Coleco Vision, Intellivision, Odyssey 2 , and Vectrex gaming systems. More than 2,000 full-color photographs complement detailed listings for loose and boxed items. Consoles, cartridges, manuals, accessories, and related merchandise are listed and priced in an easy-to-use, checklist format. Products are listed by console and manufacturer for easy reference. See Donkey Kong, Frogger, Asteroids, Centipede, Pac-Man, and many other famous stars from the 1980s systems in this must-have title on classic video games.

$49.99 Hardcover!		*Classic Home Video Games: 1972 - 1984 by Brett Weiss* This thoroughly researched reference work provides a comprehensive guide to popular and obscure video games of the 1970s and early 1980s, covering virtually every official United States release for programmable home game consoles of the pre–Nintendo NES era. Included are the following systems: Adventure Vision, APF MP1000, Arcadia 2001, Astrocade, Atari 2600, Atari 5200, Atari 7800, ColecoVision, Fairchild Channel F, Intellivision, Microvision, Odyssey, Odyssey2, RCA Studio II, Telstar Arcade, and Vectrex. Organized alphabetically by console brand, each chapter includes a history and description of the game system, followed by substantive, encyclopedia-style entries for every game released for that console, regardless of when the game was produced. Each video game entry includes publisher/developer information and the release year, along with a detailed description and, frequently, the author’s critique. A glossary provides a helpful guide to the classic video game genres and terms referenced throughout the work. An appendix lists a number of “homebrew” titles that have been created by fans and amateur programmers and are available for download or purchase.

SOLD OUT		*Classic Home Video Games: 1985 - 1988 by Brett Weiss* A follow up to 2007's Classic Home Video Games, 1972-1984, this reference work provides detailed descriptions and reviews of every U.S.-released game for the Nintendo NES, the Atari 7800, and the Sega Master System, all of which are considered among the most popular video game systems ever produced. Organized alphabetically by console brand, each chapter includes a description of the game system followed by substantive entries for every game released for that console. Video game entries include publisher/developer data, release year, gameplay information, and, typically, the author's critique. A glossary provides a helpful guide to the classic video game genres and terms referenced throughout the work, and a preface provides a comparison between the modern gaming industry and the industry of the late 1980s.

$49.99		*Classic Home Video Games: 1989 - 1990 by Brett Weiss* The third in a series about home video games, this detailed reference work features descriptions and reviews of every official U.S.-released game for the Neo Geo, Sega Genesis and TurboGrafx-16, which, in 1989, ushered in the 16-bit era of gaming. Organized alphabetically by console brand, each chapter includes a description of the game system followed by substantive entries for every game released for that console. Video game entries include historical information, gameplay details, the author's critique, and, when appropriate, comparisons to similar games. Appendices list and offer brief descriptions of all the games for the Atari Lynx and Nintendo Game Boy, and catalogue and describe the add-ons to the consoles covered herein--Neo Geo CD, Sega CD, Sega 32X and TurboGrafx-CD. Hardcover Edition!

$29.75 FINAL COPY!		Confessions of the Game Doctor by Bill Kunkel Go behind the scenes w/ the man who covered the Electronic Games Business from Day One! In 1981 Bill Kunkel co-founded Electronic Games Magazine, the first magazine devoted entirely to the new generation of plugged-in entertainment, from video and computer games to tabletop games, handhelds, coin-ops and more. Now, Bill Kunkel, a.k.a. The Game Doctor, reveals the untold stories behind both the magazine and the people who brought us the 'classic' era of electronic gaming. Whether you’re a fan of games, comic books, or simply love to hear good inside stories told with a spark of wit and candor, gather round; Confessions of the Game Doctor is just what the doctor ordered. This book has been sold out for year... until we found one more single copy while cleaning out the warehouse!

SOLD OUT		Down From the Top of it's Game: The Story of Infocom The success and failure of Infocom, a company founded by members of MIT's Laboratory for Computer Science, resulted from a combination of factors. Infocom succeeded not only because it made Zork , a text-adventure game, available on personal computers, but also because it developed an effective system for supporting new platforms, maintained an engineering culture that excelled at writing computer games, and marketed its products to the right audience. Similarly, Infocom did not fail simply because it decided to shift its focus to business software by making Cornerstone , a relational database. Infocom failed for many reasons that were closely tied to how the company managed the transition to business products. Behind the scenes, the transition created a litany of problems that hurt both the games and the business divisions of the company. Combined with some bad luck, these problems—not simply the development of Cornerstone —ultimately led to Infocom's downfall

SOLD OUT		Encyclopedia of Game Machines 2nd Edition: 1972-2012 by Winnie Forster The history of computer and videogames in detailed chapters, tables and over 700 exclusive photos. Printed in color throughout, Game Machines 1972-2012 is the reference book for every gamer and anyone interested in the history of computer entertainment. Following the success of the sold-out first edition, this updated and extended volume presents classic videogame consoles, handhelds and home computers along with classic software in all of its pixelated glory. From Atari 2600 to Nintendo 3DS, from Apple II to iPhone: among the almost 500 gaming systems covered are million-sellers and exotic variants, dream machines and bizarre oddities.

$12.75 Autographed for FREE!		*From Neptune to Earth by Cuciz, Krych & Thomasson* Inspired by the classic arcade game *Gyruss*, this military science-fiction book tells the tale of the thirteen Outer Colonies joining together and fight a bloody war to free the Earth from a ruthless and cruel nemy.This is the story of a single squadron during the Ideoclan War. Journey with them as they first meet during a “Call to Arms”, become hardened veterans through exhausting campaigns, lose friends in battle, re-gain their edge, and in the process help win precious freedom for the Earth and eventual independence for their Colonies. 300 Pages - 51/2 x 81/4

$19.75		I Am 8-Bit Art Inspired by Classic VideoGames of the '80s Pac-Man. Frogger. Super Mario Bros. These classic videogames are burned into the collective consciousness of an entire generation, thanks to countless hours spent at pizza parlors and bowling alleys across the country. Now artists such as Gary Baseman, Tim Biskup, and Ashley Wood put their memories to paper, canvas, and wood to create original works of art inspired by the art of the videogame. Chuck Klosterman shares his thoughts in his distinctively insightful and entertaining style in a foreword on how videogames created a new playground for artistic expression. With more than 100 thought-provoking, amusing, and simply fun pieces of original art, i am 8-bit is a pixilated stroll down memory lane.

12.75		*Lucky Wander Boy by D. Weiss* Adam Pennyman is ruled by an obsession of his own creation: the Catalogue of Obsolete Entertainments, an encyclopedic directory referencing every video game ever played. But his chronicling hits a snag when Adam realizes that no matter where he looks, he can find nothing about “Lucky Wander Boy,” the game that meant the world to him as a kid. Then his luck starts to turn: A chance encounter lands him a copywriting job at Portal Entertainment, the monolithic media company that holds the film rights to the “Lucky Wander Boy” concept. Soon Adam embarks on a journey through the corporate sprawl of Hollywood that will ultimately lead him to the game's beautiful creator, Araki Itachi. But even with the help of a plucky fellow game-head named Clio, such a reckless expedition will require the agility of Pac-Man, the nerves of Mario, and the tenacity of Frogger. Not to mention, a whole lot of luck.

12.75		*Perfect Dark: Initial Vector* Continuing the epic storyline featured in the Xbox 360 game. The year is 2020: Corporations control everything. In the name of domination, these sprawling organizations have recruited their own military forces to fight clandestine battles against one another---a war fought in the boardrooms and won in the shadows, with the public none the wiser. Ex--bounty hunter Joanna Dark has unwillingly seen the front lines of this war. Her run-in with dataDyne, the world's most powerful hypercorporation, has left her with a wound that only vengeance can heal. Daniel Carrington, the charismatic founder of the Carrington Institute, has been locked in an ongoing war with dataDyne for years and sees Joanna's deadly skills as the key to victory over their mutual enemy. But Joanna is young and lost, unable to accept her abilities as virtues or fully trust Carrington's intentions. But when an explosive secret is unearthed---one that could finally bring down the threat of dataDyne once and for all---Joanna finds herself thrust back into the fight, one that brings her face to face with her past . . . and the forces shaping her future.

Only $22.75 *Special Edition Cover autographed FREE by cover artist Michael Thomasson upon request*		Phoenix: The Fall & Rise of Videogames: Third Edition by Leonard Herman Finally, another run of the previously sold-out book rated as the second-best videogame book of all time by Game Informer Magazine. Grab a copy before the tenth printing is gone and it is back in "sold out" status again. Since its initial release in 1994, Phoenix has been regarded worldwide as the Bible of videogame industry. Phoenix explores the complete history of videogames from Spacewar on mainframe computers to Microsoft’s Xbox and everything in between. For this third edition, Phoenix explores the history of the industry through the year 2000 and includes dozens of photos and fact-filled focus-On sections. You’ll find yourself coming back to Phoenix over and over again for more details on videogame history than can possibly be imagined! • Phoenix is the first place to start in any study of videogame history - Game Informer • One of the most fascinating books ever written on the subject - Examiner.com • Highly recommended to anyone interested in the history of videogames - Factsheet 5 • Herman has done an outstanding job. Highly recommended - Game Room • In short, if you’re reading this magazine, you should own this book - Next Generation • The ultimate game Bible - Maniac • Videogame’s definitive history - Wired • Breathtaking detailed history - Alternative Press • The most comprehensive history of gaming currently available - GameSpot.com • Highly recommended - Tips & Tricks • The best chronicle of videogame history available - ClassicGaming.com • Platinum rating - PSE2 • You WILL learn something when you read Phoenix - Gamepro.com

SOLD OUT		*Prince of Persia Graphic Novel* BEYOND THE LEGENDARY GAME THE LEGEND ITSELF Long ago in Persia, there lived a Prince -- a man of honor, of valor, and full of strength -- a man for his people, who lived with them and took on their trials and hardships. And he was loved. His name is no longer remembered. When people speak of him, they call him merely, 'The Prince of Persia,' as if there have been no others, and his descendants are enjoined to live like him, to be like him, to the ends of their days. Long ago in Persia, there were many princes, one following another, sometimes quick, sometimes slow, sometimes fat, clever, joyous, and all more or less honorable. And in some of those princes there shone the spirit of The Prince of Persia, for in Persia time spins like a wheel, and what is to come has already happened, and then happens again, year in and year out. This is the story of two of those princes, and of the destiny that threads their lives together.

$39.75		Programming Games for the Colecovision and ADAM in Assembler (BOOK) by Tony Cruise You love the ColecoVision and would like to learn how to develop your own games for the machine? This book is all about the authors love of gaming and the want to share with fellow enthusiasts, the understanding of the steps and process that go into creating games! Perhaps the first of many volumes, this book aims to provide an overall guide on the steps required to start creating games for the ColecoVision 8-bit game console and its bigger cousin, the ColecoVision Adam Computer. 8 1/2 x 12 inches - 259 Pages.

SOLD OUT		Programming Games for Intellivision (BOOK) by Oscar Toledo The excitement of having your own games console, the unrivaled emotion of opening a new game, the awe of discovery and the thrilling atmosphere of the 80s. Now you can feel all the excitement again, while developing your own games for Intellivision consoles. A smooth trip using an easily readable language across the foundations of game programming, including the complete source code to 4 amazing games: Game of Ball, Monkey Moon, Space Raider and Bouncy Cube. All tools and information are provided, as well as links to download the required development software. 190 Pages.

$29.75 SALE $24.75		Videogames: In the Beginning by Ralph Baer Told by the Father of the Home Videogame! Videogames: In the Beginning is a whopping 280 pages and presented in full-color. The book contains 280 pages full of original internal memos from Sanders Associates, the company that allowed Mr. Baer to put together the device, and Magnavox, which ultimately released the device as the Odyssey in 1972. The book also includes over 150 photos, schematics, patent description pages, as well as the 4-page treatise that Mr. Baer wrote upon conceiving the idea of attaching a device to a television to play games.

$29.75		*Vintage Game Consoles by Bill Loguidice and Matt Barton* Vintage Game Consoles tells the story of the most influential videogame platforms of all time, including the Apple II, Commodore 64, Nintendo Entertainment System, Game Boy, Sega Genesis, Sony PlayStation, and many more. It uncovers the details behind the consoles, computers, handhelds, and arcade machines that made videogames possible. Drawing on extensive research and the authors' own lifelong experience with videogames, Vintage Game Consoles explores each system's development, history, fan community, its most important games, and information for collectors and emulation enthusiasts. It also features hundreds of exclusive full-color screenshots and images that help bring each system's unique story to life. Vintage Game Consoles is the ideal book for gamers, students, and professionals who want to know the story behind their favorite computers, handhelds, and consoles, without forgetting about why they play in the first place - the fun!

		CDs & DVDs

$12.99		*Arcade Ambiance: Volume 1981 Audio CD* These are the pivotal years and you walk the halls of your local arcade... This collection is as it was. Filled with the electronic hums and beeps you remember along with classic sounds such as the shuffle of the crowd, coin changer samples, Attract modes and more!

$12.99		**Arcade Ambiance: Volume 1983 Audio CD** "If I close my eyes while listening to Arcade Ambiance, I can clearly envision myself hanging out at the local Golfland Arcade circa 1983 sporting the latest in early 80's fashion (camouflage Vans and a Members Only jacket), while feeding quarter after quarter into Dig Dug, Galaga and Phoenix. Thanks for taking me back to a happier time." "Arcade Ambiance takes me back to the awe of the big arcades from my childhood, when my biggest concern in life was running out of quarters! Great nostalgia!" David Lewis

$12.99		**Arcade Ambiance: Volume 1986 Audio CD "I closed my eyes today and took a virtual walk through a mid 80s arcade. I accomplished this seemingly impossible feat via the latest edition of GDG's Arcade Ambiance series. Soon, I could almost smell the snacks and see the players, hear their arguements and the small sounds of quarters being lined up along the coin-op controller rims in order to determine order of play. Then, like a symphony conductor, my ear would seek out familiar groupings of sound effects and delightfully manic arcade machine music, allowing me to identify a game here, a game there. But mostly I allowed the sounds of a wonderful past time to simply wash over me. For veteran gamers, this is mood audio of the first order." Bill Kunkel "The Game Doctor" Electronic Games Magazine LIMITED TIME: SALE - ONLY $9.99!**

SOLD OUT		**Arcade Ambiance: Volume 1992 Audio CD** Great video game beeps and bloops NOW WITH PINBALL!

$14.99		*Classic Game Room DVD* Classic Game Room was the first classic video game review show on the Internet in 1999 and 2000. It returns as a feature-length comedy film about the triumphant story of online success, failure, obscurity, resurrection and success again! The legendary show was produced in the early days of online video by Mark Bussler and David Crosson at an Internet startup with one camera, a green screen and $50 budgets. The show was objective, entertaining and obnoxious with beer-drinking, bottle-throwing, joystick-slinging, car-crashing classic game reviews. A cult following developed and the reviews kept coming, but how long could it last until the money ran out? Reviews: Berzerk for Atari 2600, Duck Hunt for NES, X-Men for Sega Genesis, Joust for Playstation, Sega GT for Dreamcast, Frogger for Atari 2600, SeaMan for Dreamcast, Missile Command for Playstation, Perfect Dark for Nintendo N64 ,Yar's Revenge for Atari 2600 and Alien for Atari 2600.

$14.99		*Coin-Op TV: Volume #1 DVD* COIN-OP TV is a show about the video gaming industry and culture. The disc contains interviews with classic arcade game world record holders, industry and anything else related to both modern and old school gaming! COIN-OP TV DVD VOLUME 1 contains the following: Over 90 minutes of COIN-OP TV episodes re-mastered for DVD Interviews with Walter Day, Todd Rogers, Mike Halley (Gravitar/Star Wars), Jon Gibson (i am 8-bit), Dwayne Richard, Steve Hertz, Keith Robinson (Intellivision), SNK, Capcom, Namco and more including the 'All Girl Air Hockey Game' from Funspot 2005 Most people featured in the movie THE KING OF KONG (Seth Gordon) are interviewed on this DVD. Bonus Content - 2 never before released episodes - interviews with Scott Evans (Atari Collector) and David Cruz (Tron World Record Holder.) Plus, Never before seen audition tapes of Taryn Southern and Nafeesa DeFlorias

$14.99		*Coin-Op TV: Volume #2 DVD* CCOIN-OP TV DVD Volume 2 brings more unique interviews and event coverage to you from events all over the world! Volume 2 includes interviews with Eugene Jarvis (Robotron and Defender creator), Cliff Bleszinski (Gears of War), Tommy Tallarico (Video Games Live), Falcoon (King of Fighters SNK), Donald Hayes (World Record Holder), Leonard Herman (Author of Phoenix: The Fall & Rise of Videogames), Jeff Anderson (Videotopia), Adam Wood (World Record Holder from The King of Kong movie), Man-Faye and other cosplayers from Anime Expo 2006, numerous artists from the 'I am 8-bit' art shows from 2005 and 2006 like Craola and Jon Gibson (Nerdcore Calendar), a Galaxian tribute and more! All episodes have been re-mastered for DVD featuring over 90 minutes of content! Bonus content with never before seen audition tape with Cyndee San Luis (host on upcoming volume 3 release) and Top 5 Arcade Games with Hailey Bright!

SOLD OUT		*Joysticks DVD* There's something going on at the local game arcade, and it's not on the screen. Lovely, young bikini-clad girls manipulate the joy sticks with surprising rapidity. If you like coming of age movies like Porky's with mischevous teens and vintage arcade games, then you'll truly appreciate this 1982 movie set in the age of the "Big" arcades!

14.99 *Only $11.99 when purchased with Power Tour		*Nintendo Quest DVD* Nintendo Quest: The Most Unofficial and Unauthorized Nintendo Documentary Ever! is a 2015 Canadian/American documentary road film directed by Rob McCallum about Jay Bartlett and his quest to acquire all 678 licensed Nintendo Entertainment System games within the span of 30 days, without purchasing any games online

$18.99		*Nintendo Quest: Power Tour DVD* Join Jay and Rob as they tour their film, “Nintendo Quest,” across North America and meet dozens of awesome gamers in the process. Of course, a road trip with these two wouldn't be complete without some game hunting, sarcastic banter, and more surprises! See new shops, meet key members of the gaming community, and revisit with “Nintendo Quest” personalities as the tour takes the duo from LA to Vegas, through Texas, their home town and ends in Portland, OR. GAME ON!

$14.99		*Odyssey DVD* Enjoy a fantastic assortment of Odyssey 2 commercials that will take you back to when everything Odyssey was exciting and new. The coverage of the Pick Axe Pete! Pick-Off is a ton of fun, and you'll laugh your pants off watching "A Video Game Caper." Where else can you find a 45-minute comedy show based entirely on the Odyssey 2? The 1983 CES videos and Odyssey 3 prototype footage are priceless! Region Free. 63 Minutes. • Odyssey 2 Fourth Quarter 1981 Commercial • Wizard of Odyssey - The Keyboard! Commercial • Wizard of Odyssey - Pick Axe Pete! Commercial • Wizard of Odyssey - Quest for the Rings! Commercial • Wizard of Odyssey - The Voice! Commercial • McDade's Odyssey 2 Christmas Commercial • Pick Axe Pete! Pick-Off News Coverage •Odyssey 3 1983 CES Introduction Video • Odyssey 3 1983 CES Peripherals Video • Odyssey 3 Prototype Footage • "A Video Game Caper" Comedy Show by Second City

$14.99		Ralph Baer: The Father of Videogames Anthology Limited Edition DVD This fantastic DVD details the life of videogame pioneer Ralph Baer. From escaping Nazi persecution during World War II to becoming an engineer at Sanders & Associates. The film covers the creation of the home video game industrydetailing the development of the original prototype hardware including the "Brown Box" which ultimately becomes reality with the release of the Magnavox Odyssey leading to him being rewarded the National Medal of Technology by President Bush.

SOLD OUT		*Starcade: First Edition #1 DVD* Five Original espisodes of STARCADE! - Five of the original episodes that aired in 1981-83 including: Show#19 Contestants: Robert Dang vs Alex Clemens; Games: Super Pa Man, Buck Rogers, Tac Scan, Star Trek and Super Zaxxon. Grand Prize: Pooyan; Show #59 Contestants: Chris Curtin vs Mike Schoenwetter; Games: Joust, Star Wars, Bally's Journey, Donkey Kong Jr and Pole Position. Grand Prize: BumpNJump; Show #60 Contestants: Thomas Luchini vs Jordan Silber; Games: Donkey Kong Jr, Congo Bongo, Munch Mobile, BurgerTime and Mappy. Grand Prize: Tron; Show #62 Contestants: Leo Schwab vs Vance McGirt; Games: BagMan, Super Pac Man, Super Zaxxon, Pole Position and Star Trek. Grand Prize: BurgerTime; Show #63 Invitational Contestants: Winners from the 4 shows above; Games: Zoo Keeper, Star Wars, Pole Position, Gyruss and Krull. Grand Prize. RB5X Robot. PLUS Behind the scenes footage during the taping of STARCADE!, including shots of the crew at work and play. Hang out with the crew and see contestants getting ready for their STARCADE! show. Among the clips are the crew's Pelican and Frog STARCADE! show and the Sinistar Blues composed and performed by a STARCADE! crew member!

		MAGAZINES
$14.99 Autographed for FREE FINAL COPY		*Video Game Trader Issue # 34* Michael Thomasson's *Just 4 Qix* Arcade Column: Robotron: 2084 Feature: • Interview with Kevin Flair of I Play Games • Press Start Comic • Snack Break: Pac-Man Vitamins • Excerpts: Picker's Pocket Guide - Toys • Page Turners: Atari 2600 Encyclopedia: Volume One • Homebrew Review: Dungeon Hunt (Atari 8-Bit Computers) VIDEO GAME PRICE GUIDE • Prices, PRICES and MORE PRICES!!!

SOLD OUT Autographed for FREE		*Video Game Trader Issue # 33* Michael Thomasson's *Just 4 Qix* Arcade Column: Tempest Feature: • The AmiiBOOM! • Press Start Comic • D.I.Y. Storage Units • Snack Break: Mario Soup • Homebrew Review: Sydney Hunter (Intellivision) • Bit for Bit: David Brevik of Diablo and Marvel Heroes VIDEO GAME PRICE GUIDE • Prices, PRICES and MORE PRICES!!!

SOLD OUT		*Video Game Trader Issue # 32* Michael Thomasson's *Just 4 Qix* Arcade Column: Shoot the Bear Feature: • The History of Video Games: The Early Years • Press Start Comic • Homebrew Review: Happy Bird (Odyssey2) • Homebrew Review: Space Raid (Intellivision) • Made in Japan: Dengeki Bunko Fighting Climax (PS3) VIDEO GAME PRICE GUIDE • Prices, PRICES and MORE PRICES!!!

$9.99 Autographed for FREE		*Video Game Trader Issue # 28* Michael Thomasson's *Just 4 Qix* Arcade Column: Atari's vector Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back Feature: • Game Over Videogames by Brett Weiss • Press Start Comic • Point and Click NES Games • Hidden Gems: Three Dirty Dwarves (Sega Saturn) • Bit for Bit: Interview with Ron Gilbert of Maniac Mansion, Monkey Island among others VIDEO GAME PRICE GUIDE • Prices, PRICES and MORE PRICES!!!

$14.99 Autographed for FREE FINAL COPY		*Video Game Trader Issue # 27* Michael Thomasson's *Just 4 Qix* Arcade Column: Virtua Racing Feature: • Video Game Board Games by Brett Weiss • Press Start Comic • Hidden Gems: Spirou (SNES) • Slipped Discs LaserDisc Gaming • Bit for Bit: Interview with Jane Jensen (Gabriel Knight) VIDEO GAME PRICE GUIDE • Prices, PRICES and MORE PRICES!!!

$12.99 Autographed for FREE		*Video Game Trader Issue # 26* Feature: • Michael Thomasson is "Going For the Record" • Press Start Comic • Battle of the Eras • The Cover Project • Made in Japan: Aquapazza (PS3) • Bit for Bit: Dave Swanson and Dan Baker of Madden NFL VIDEO GAME PRICE GUIDE • Prices, PRICES and MORE PRICES!!!

$9.99 Autographed for FREE		*Video Game Trader Issue # 25* Michael Thomasson's *Just 4 Qix* Arcade Column: Nintendo's Wild Gunman Feature: • Tips on Putting on your own Retro Gaming Show • Press Start Comic • Token Appreciation: Gauntlet • Hidden Gems: Lucky Luke (GBC) • Page Turners: Atari Inc. Business is Fun • Made in Japan: Gundam Extreme Vs. (PS3) • Flashback: Atari, Activision to Broadcast Games to Homes (12/31/83) VIDEO GAME PRICE GUIDE • Prices, PRICES and MORE PRICES!!!

$8.99 Autographed for FREE		*Video Game Trader Issue # 24* Michael Thomasson's *Just 4 Qix* Arcade Column: Meteors Feature: • Sega Ultimate Portable Game Player • Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance (GameCube) • Press Start Comic • Hidden Gems: Vice: Project Doom (NES) • Made in Japan: Gundam Extreme Vs. (PS3) VIDEO GAME PRICE GUIDE • Prices, PRICES and MORE PRICES!!!

$12.99 Autographed for FREE		*Video Game Trader Issue # 23* Homebrew Review: • Moon Cresta (Atari 7800) • Boulder Dash (Atari 2600) • Christmas Carol (Intellivision) Michael Thomasson's *Just 4 Qix* Arcade Column: Donkey Kong 3 Feature: • Pikmin • Retron 3 • Press Start Comic • Token Appreciation: Mario Bros. • Hidden Gems: Earnest Evans (Genesis) VIDEO GAME PRICE GUIDE • Prices, PRICES and MORE PRICES!!!

$9.99 Autographed for FREE		*Video Game Trader Issue # 22* Homebrew Review: • D2K (Intellivision) • Space Instigators (Atari VCS) Michael Thomasson's *Just 4 Qix* Arcade Column: Puckman Pockimon Review: • TinTin: Prisoners of the Sun (SNES) • Interview: Mickey Cendrowski • Advergaming• Press Start Comic • Great Games Under $5: Carnival (Colecovision) • ReBoot This: Mutant League Football (Genesis) • Hidden Gems: Legend of the Mystical Ninja (SNES) VIDEO GAME PRICE GUIDE • Prices, PRICES and MORE PRICES!!!

$8.99 Autographed for FREE		*Video Game Trader Issue # 21* Review: • Alien (Atari VCS) Michael Thomasson's *Just 4 Qix* Arcade Column: I, Robot • Press Start Comic • Book Review: Before the Crash • Hidden Gems: Asterix & Obelix (SNES) • Made in Japan: Hajime No Ippo - The Fighting (GameBoy Advance) VIDEO GAME PRICE GUIDE • Expanded: Now covering 36 consoles!!!

$12.99 Autographed for FREE		*Video Game Trader Issue # 20* Feature Story • Exclusive interview with Atari Co-Founder Ted Dabney Michael Thomasson's *Just 4 Qix* Arcade Column: Rampart • Hidden Gems: Rolo to the Rescue (Sega Genesis) • Made in Japan: Super Mario Bros. 2 • Book Review: Driving Crazy by Brett Weiss • History of Super Fighter Team VIDEO GAME PRICE GUIDE • From Atari 2600 to Wii and everything in between.

$8.99 Autographed for FREE		*Video Game Trader Issue # 19* Feature Story • The Strong Museum of Play & the International Center for the History of Electronic Games Michael Thomasson's *Just 4 Qix* Arcade Column: Bally-Midway's Root Beer Tapper • Hidden Gems: Clockwork Knight (Sega Saturn) • Made in Japan: Mushihime-Sama Futari (X-Box 360 SHMUP!) • Excerpts from Classic Home Video Games 1989-1990 by Brett Weiss w/ Leonard Herman VIDEO GAME PRICE GUIDE • Expanded: Now with modern consoles and much more!!!

$9.99 Autographed for FREE		*Video Game Trader Issue # 18* Feature Story • History of Tron Homebrew Review: • Pac-Man Collection (Colecovision) Michael Thomasson's *Just 4 Qix* Arcade Column: Double Dragon Series • Press Start Comic • Hidden Gems: Amidar (Arcade) • In Retrospect : Pioneer LaserActive (with Price Guide) VIDEO GAME PRICE GUIDE • Expanded: Now with modern consoles and much more!!!

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SOLD OUT		*Video Game Trader Issue # 11* Vectrex Retrospective: A look at the past and the future of this popular classic system Interview with Rob Fulop Feature Review: FC Mobile (NES Portable) Homebrew Reviews — Rent Wars Programming the Game Boy Advance (Part 2) VIDEO GAME PRICE GUIDE And Much more!!!

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SOLD OUT		*Video Game Trader Issue # 9* A GAME OF YOU: The Legalities and Pitfalls of Fan Tributes Interview with the Authors of Classic 80’s Home Video Games ID & Value Guide Classic Reviews: • Halloween (Atari 2600) • Adventure for Atari 2600 Homebrew Reviews — Actionauts for the Atari 2600 NES Archives — North and South Video Game programming: Programming the Game Boy Advance (Part 1) Game Battle —Ninja Golf vs. Food Fight VIDEO GAME PRICE GUIDE – Now includes Intellivision!

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SOLD OUT		*ReVival Issue # 44* NOW EVERY PAGE FULL COLOR! In Short Home Console Tests: • Bitchy (Lynx) • Thruster (Zodiac) • Irides (Dreamcast) • Kitty's Catch (NES) • Puzzli (Colecovision) • Relief Pitcher (Lynx) • Sundance (Vectrex) • V-Hockey (Vectrex) • Vector Pilot (Vectrex) • Ozma Wars (Colecovision) • Crazy Climber (Astrocade) • Debris Revisited (Vectrex) • Penguin Land (Colecovision) • War of the Worlds (Vectrex) • Alien Greed Saga (Atari 2600) • Superfly DX (Atari Jaguar-CD) • Motocross Challenge (GameBoy Advance) And more!

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SOLD OUT		*ReVival Issue # 29 (Premiere English Issue!)* ReVival is a quarterly European fanzine that made its debut in 1997. Previously only available overseas and in the French language. In 2004, Good Deal Games made a distribution agreement and now publishes this great periodical available in English stateside and throughout the world. ReVival is the voice of the hidden side of videogames. ReVival gives you news on all alternative consoles, retrogaming, games and/or hardware tests without concession. ReVival features interviews of individuals active with alternative video games, historical articles, and more specific reports and columns. Programming your Atari Jaguar Interview with Johaness Graf of Duranik Extensive coverage for Intellivision, Jaguar, Nuon, Super CD-Rom 2, GP32, Vectrex, Wonderswan, Lynx, NeoGeo Pocket Color, Dreamcast, and more!

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