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DrLouDrLou Posts: 250
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So my wife is watching the Notebook and here I am on the computer again with nothing to do except tip back a cold ones (not altogether a bad thing image)... Anyway, I really don't have anything to talk about regarding cards but figured card collectors also collect video games. I was playing tecmo bowl today with my son (he is just old enough to START to challenge me on some of these games) and remembered back to my childhood about some of the super human strength these athletes had in these games. This came to mind when I ripped an 80-yrd td run with Bo Jackson image I also remember Buster Douglas got his own game after he knocked out Tyson in Japan. Of course, Mike Tyson was virtually unstoppable for Nintendo (but not to me--if you can survive the first 1:30 of uppercuts you have a chance). There were also some players on NBA Jam like Shawn Kemp that had some out of this world dunks. Thanks for letting me blab and if you want to add some more please add

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  • lsutigers1973lsutigers1973 Posts: 11,093 ✭
    What kind of doctor are you?
  • MULLINS5MULLINS5 Posts: 4,517 ✭✭✭


    << <i>So my wife is watching the Notebook and here I am on the computer again with nothing to do except tip back a cold ones (not altogether a bad thing image)... Anyway, I really don't have anything to talk about regarding cards but figured card collectors also collect video games. I was playing tecmo bowl today with my son (he is just old enough to START to challenge me on some of these games) and remembered back to my childhood about some of the super human strength these athletes had in these games. This came to mind when I ripped an 80-yrd td run with Bo Jackson image I also remember Buster Douglas got his own game after he knocked out Tyson in Japan. Of course, Mike Tyson was virtually unstoppable for Nintendo (but not to me--if you can survive the first 1:30 of uppercuts you have a chance). There were also some players on NBA Jam like Shawn Kemp that had some out of this world dunks. Thanks for letting me blab and if you want to add some more please add >>



    funny, mintacular posted something similar to this one night.....
  • DrLouDrLou Posts: 250
  • SidePocketSidePocket Posts: 2,901 ✭✭✭
    nuff said

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  • UlyssesExtravaganzaUlyssesExtravaganza Posts: 832 ✭✭✭✭✭
    I was a big fan of Tecmo Bowl and RBI Baseball. Bad timing for me in terms of my education. They were very popular in my freshman year of college when I was in the dorms and if I won I usually played the person who had next game instead of going to class. I think that was why I ended up taking Pre Cal twice. And to keep with the theme of the thread, never came close to being a doctor. Did pretty well in Psychology despite spending most of it trying to strike out George Bell.
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  • KneelKneel Posts: 160
    My favorite games are bubble bobble and Zelda for gameboy. Yes, the original black and white gameboy.
  • divecchiadivecchia Posts: 6,688 ✭✭✭✭✭
    My favorite video game was Pacman, followed by Pole Position and Centipede. As far as sports related my favorite was the hand held football game of the late 1970's.

    Here's a picture of it...Thanks for letting me share...Donato
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  • KneelKneel Posts: 160
    Nice eltronic football game. I remember when I was a kid my dad bought me one of those huge football games, where its almost the size of a table and you would put all the players on it and it would shake when you plug it in, like a strong vibration would come on and they would all move... Not my favorite, but you just reminded me of it when I saw your game.
  • 72skywalker72skywalker Posts: 1,554 ✭✭✭
    I have always loved Pacman. I bought a full stand up Pacman cabinet for my basement a few years ago. The kids really love to play it because it is a simple concept, you don't need a PHD like some of the games today.
    Collecting Yankees and vintage Star Wars
  • ShawnyDShawnyD Posts: 242
    i loved RBI baseball. I was unstoppable as the SF Giants image
  • TheCARDKidTheCARDKid Posts: 1,496 ✭
    Does anyone collect sealed nes games?

    I've been thinking about getting into that market. Seems like you can get some favorites reasonably cheap in good shape. Like VGA 85, key game like mario 1, or mike tyson's punchout, or double dragon for under $1,200-1,500. The first mega man game (which is rare sealed) sold for, I think $1,600 a few months ago. Ghosts and Goblins is another rare game, sold for $700.

    For 80's collectibles, they seem like a decent investment. Hard to see them collapsing the way psa 10 rookies from the 80's or 90's might collapse.

    The black box games look especially interesting. It'd be exciting to get some of those sealed, in good shape. And maybe some sealed gameboy games after that.
  • italianstallionyankeesitalianstallionyankees Posts: 541
    Linkage to my find and steal!
    1938 Cartledge Boxing cards psa 7 - psa 10
    1951 Topps Red backs psa 8 only!
    1960 Golden Press Presidential set Psa 8 's - Psa 9's
    1961 Golden Press psa 9's
    1976 Topps baseball psa 9 Stars
    1980 Kelloggs baseball Psa 9's - Psa 10's
    1988-1989 Fleer Basketball psa 9's
    1988-1989 Fleer Stickers psa 9's
    1989-1990 Fleer Basketball psa 10's
    1992 Coca-Cola Donruss Nolan Ryan 1-26 Psa 10 only Gpa 9.80++ E-mail Newyork00007@aol.com
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