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ATARI 8-Bit Software Cartridge Games ATARI 8-bit Software Cartridge Games Asteroids (Atari) Atari 8-bit Cartridge Title: Asteroids System: Atari 8-bit Cartridge Publisher: Atari Release: USA Inludes box, manual, cartridge Condition: Box crushed (please check picture) Tested 15,00 EUR Barnyard Blaster (Atari) Atari 8-bit Cartridge Title: Barnyard Blaster System: Atari 8-bit Cartridge Publisher: Atari Release: USA Inludes box, manual, cartridge Condition: Shrinkwrapped (please check picture) Untested 17,50 EUR Barnyard Blaster (Atari) Atari 8-bit Cartridge Title: Barnyard Blaster System: Atari 8-bit Cartridge Publisher: Atari Release: USA Includes box, manual, cartridge Condition: Used (please check picture) Untested 17,50 EUR Crossbow (Atari) Atari 8-bit Cartridge Title: Crossbow System: Atari 8-bit Cartridge Publisher: Atari Release: USA Inludes box, manual, cartridge Condition: Good (please check picture) Untested 15,00 EUR David's Midnight Magic (Atari) Atari 8-bit Cartridge Title: David's Midnight Magic System: Atari 8-bit Cartridge Publisher: Atari Release: USA Includes box, manual, cartridge Condition: Box slightly crushed (please check picture) Tested 15,00 EUR Final Legacy (Atari) Atari 8-bit Cartridge Title: Final Legacy System: Atari 8-bit Cartridge Publisher: Atari Release: USA Includes box, manual, registration card, cartridge Condition: Good (please check picture) Tested 17,50 EUR Food Fight (Atari) Atari 8-bit Cartridge Title: Food Fight System: Atari 8-bit Cartridge Publisher: Atari Release: USA Includes box, manual, cartridge Condition: Front slightly crushed (please check picture) Tested 17,50 EUR GATO (Atari) Atari 8-bit Cartridge Title: GATO System: Atari 8-bit Cartridge Publisher: Atari Release: USA Inludes box, manual, cartridge Condition: Used (please check picture) Tested 17,50 EUR GATO (Atari) Atari 8-bit Cartridge Title: GATO System: Atari 8-bit Cartridge Publisher: Atari Release: USA Includes box, manual, cartridge Condition: Used (please check picture) Tested 17,50 EUR HardBall! (Atari) Atari 8-bit Cartridge Title: HardBall! System: Atari 8-bit Cartridge Publisher: Atari Release: USA Inludes box, manual, cartridge Condition: Shrinkwrapped (please check picture) Untested 17,50 EUR Joust (Atari) Atari 8-bit Cartridge Title: Joust System: Atari 8-bit Cartridge Publisher: Atari Release: USA Includes box, manual, registration card, cartridge Condition: Box slightly crushed (please check picture) Tested 15,00 EUR Millipede (Atari) Atari 8-bit Cartridge Title: Millipede System: Atari 8-bit Cartridge Publisher: Atari Release: USA Inludes box, manual, cartridge Condition: Box slightly crushed (please check picture) Tested 15,00 EUR Millipede (Atari) Atari 8-bit Cartridge Title: Millipede System: Atari 8-bit Cartridge Publisher: Atari Release: USA Includes box, manual, registration card, cartridge Condition: Box worn (please check picture) Tested 10,00 EUR Monster Maze (Epyx) Atari 8-bit Cartridge Title: Monster Maze System: Atari 8-bit Cartridge Publisher: Epyx Release: USA Includes box, manual, registration card, catalog, cartridge Condition: Backside badly crushed (please check picture) Tested 17,50 EUR One-on-One (Atari) Atari 8-bit Cartridge Title: One-on-One System: Atari 8-bit Cartridge Publisher: Atari Release: USA Includes box, manual, cartridge Condition: Good, partly sealed (please check picture) Untested 17,50 EUR Star Raiders II (Atari) Atari 8-bit Cartridge Title: Star Raiders II System: Atari 8-bit Cartridge Publisher: Atari Release: USA Includes box, manual, cartridge Condition: Shrinkwrapped, box slightly crushed (please check picture) Untested 15,00 EUR Tennis (Atari) Atari 8-bit Cartridge Title: Tennis System: Atari 8-bit Cartridge Publisher: Atari Release: USA Inludes box, manual, cartridge Condition: Shrinkwrapped (please check picture) Untested 15,00 EUR Up 'n Down (Sega) Atari 8-bit Cartridge Title: Up 'n Down System: Atari 8-bit Cartridge Publisher: Sega Release: USA Includes manuall, cartridge Condition: Used (please check picture) Tested 30,00 EUR Disk Games 2onOne: L.A. SWAT/Panther (Mastertronic) Atari 8-bit/C64 Disk Title: 2onOne: L.A. SWAT/Panther System: Atari 8-bit/C64 Disk Publisher: Mastertronic Release: USA Inludes box, disk Condition: Good (please check picture) C64 version tested, Atari version doesn't load 15,00 EUR Adventure Pak Compilation (Keypunch) Atari 8-bit Disk Title: Adventure Pak Compilation Games: Quest for Gold, Moon Survival, Volcano, Super Slueth System: Atari 8-bit Disk Publisher: Keypunch Release: USA Includes disk Condition: Used (please check picture) Tested 7,50 EUR Air Hockey (White Bag Software) Atari 8-bit Disk Title: Air Hockey System: Atari 8-bit Disk Publisher: White Bag Software Release: USA Includes disk Condition: Used (please check picture) Tested 5,00 EUR Ali Baba and the forty thieves (Quality Software) Atari 8-bit Disk Title: Ali Baba and the forty thieves System: Atari 8-bit Disk Publisher: Quality Software Release: USA Inludes manual, disk Condition: Used (please check picture) Tested 35,00 EUR Arcade II Compilation (Keypunch) Atari 8-bit Disk Title: Arcade II Compilation Games: Mushroom Masher, Squirm Tracks, Clown Around, Balloon Banger System: Atari 8-bit Disk Publisher: Keypunch Release: USA Includes disk Condition: Used (please check picture) Tested 7,50 EUR Axis Assassin (Electronic Arts) Atari 8-bit Disk Title: Axis Assassin System: Atari 8-bit Disk Publisher: Electronic Arts Release: USA Inludes disk Condition: Used (please check picture) Tested 12,50 EUR Barn Storm (White Bag Software) Atari 8-bit Disk Title: Barn Storm System: Atari 8-bit Disk Publisher: White Bag Software Release: USA Includes disk Condition: Used (please check picture) Tested 5,00 EUR Beach-Head (Access Software) Atari 8-bit Disk Title: Beach-Head System: Atari 8-bit Disk Publisher: Access Software Release: USA Includes manual, disk Condition: Used (please check picture) Tested 20,00 EUR Beach-Head (Access) Atari 8-bit Disk Title: Beach-Head System: Atari 8-bit Disk Publisher: Access Release: USA Includes manual, disk Condition: Used (please check picture) Tested 20,00 EUR Bishop's Square/Maxwell's Demon (Datasoft) Atari 8-bit Disk Title: Bishop's Square/Maxwell's Demon System: Atari 8-bit Disk Publisher: Datasoft Release: USA Includes disk Condition: Used (please check picture) Tested 20,00 EUR Blue Max (Synapse) Atari 8-bit Disk/Tape Title: Blue Max System: Atari 8-bit Disk/Tape Publisher: Synapse Release: USA Inludes box, manual, disk, tape Condition: Good (please check picture) Tested 45,00 EUR Blue Max 2001 (Synapse) Atari 8-bit Disk/C64 Disk Title: Blue Max 2001 System: Atari 8-bit Disk/C64 Disk Publisher: Synapse Release: USA Includes disk Condition: Used (please check picture) Tested 15,00 EUR Bowling Version 2 (White Bag Software) Atari 8-bit Disk Title: Bowling Version 2 System: Atari 8-bit Disk Publisher: White Bag Software Release: USA Includes disk Condition: Used (please check picture) Tested 5,00 EUR Character Generator (Datasoft) Atari 8-bit Disk Title: Character Generator System: Atari 8-bit Disk Publisher: Datasoft Release: USA Includes manual, disk Condition: Used (please check picture) Tested 7,50 EUR Colonial Conquest (SSI) Atari 8-bit Disk Title: Colonial Conquest System: Atari 8-bit Disk Publisher: SSI Release: USA Includes box, manual, map, disk Condition: Box worn (please check picture) Tested 30,00 EUR Combat Leader (Rapid Fire) Atari 8-bit Disk Title: Combat Leader System: Atari 8-bit Disk Publisher: Rapid Fire Release: USA Includes box, manual, disk Condition: Box worn (please check picture) Tested 30,00 EUR Computer Baseball (SSI) Atari 8-bit Disk Title: Computer Baseball System: Atari 8-bit Disk Publisher: SSI Release: USA Includes box, reference card, disk Condition: Used (please check picture) Tested 12,50 EUR Cromwell-House (Ariolasoft) Atari 8-bit Disk Title: Cromwell-House System: Atari 8-bit Disk Publisher: Ariolasoft Release: USA Includes disk Condition: Used (please check picture) Tested 15,00 EUR Dunjonquest: Temple of Apshai (Epyx) Atari 8-bit Disk Title: Dunjonquest: Temple of Apshai System: Atari 8-bit Disk Publisher: Epyx Release: USA Includes box, manual, disk Condition: Shrinkwrapped, new (please check picture) Untested 30,00 EUR F-15 Strike Eagle (MicroProse) Atari 8-bit Disk Title: F-15 Strike Eagle System: Atari 8-bit Disk Publisher: MicroProse Release: USA Includes manual, disk Condition: Used (please check picture) Tested 15,00 EUR F-15 Strike Eagle (MicroProse) Atari 8-bit Disk Title: F-15 Strike Eagle System: Atari 8-bit Disk Publisher: MicroProse Release: USA Includes box, manual, disk Condition: Good (please check picture) Tested 15,00 EUR F-15 Strike Eagle (MicroProse) Atari 8-bit Disk Title: F-15 Strike Eagle System: Atari 8-bit Disk Publisher: MicroProse Release: USA Includes box, manual, disk Condition: Shrinkwrapped, new (please check picture) Untested 25,00 EUR Fight Night (Accolade) Atari 8-bit Disk Title: Fight Night System: Atari 8-bit Disk Publisher: Accolade Release: USA Includes manual, disk Condition: Used (please check picture) Tested 10,00 EUR Fight Night (Sydney/US Gold) Atari 8-bit Disk Title: Fight Night System: Atari 8-bit Disk Publisher: Sydney/US Gold Release: Europe Includes folder, manual, disk Condition: Good (please check picture) Tested 25,00 EUR Flight Simulator II Scenery Disk (SubLogic) Atari 8-bit Disk Title: Flight Simulator II Scenery Disk System: Atari 8-bit Disk Publisher: SubLogic Release: USA Includes disk Condition: Used (please check picture) Untested 5,00 EUR Forbidden Forest (Cosmi) Atari 8-bit Disk
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