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There were quite a few videogames among other items. |
Karate Champ went for $135. I didn't note the final bidding price on this Ms. Pac-Man/Galaga combo, but I'm sure it was a lot less then when they were new just a few years ago. A Centipede/Millipede/Missle Command/Let's Go Bowling combo went for only $575. |
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Even more videogames! |
and more videogames!
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This project Kangaroo had a Buy It Now for $35, but later Saturday, it was auctioned with a final bid of $5. The side art was intact, and from what I could see, the boards as well, but no idea if the monitor was good. Robotron went for $250. A year ago at this same auction, I bought a rare Kuri Kinton fighting game in what was either a Robotron or Defender cabinet. |
This Rowe AMI went for $150. If I remember correctly, it powered up, but without any cd's inside, there was no way to test it. The most expensive Rowe cd juke went for $750, plug and play. I remember a few years ago when they would fetch easily around $1k.
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more videogames! |
and even more videogames! There were two Simpsons vids, which went for $225 and $360. |
Arkanoid, which is basically an 80's version of Breakout, sold for $235. |
This robot was one of the strangest items. Some sort of kiddie cockpit videogame. Whatever it was, it went for $25. |
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The Scramble was well, "scrambled," according to the auctioneer, in other words, DOA, and went for $35. The Centipede on the left went for $375, which is about what I paid for my cabaret Centipede at this auction a year ago, which is not for sale. |
The Computerized Sex Tester on the left powered up but didn't seem to work. It went for $20. The "Wate and Fate" scale on the right went for $50. |
