These are a bit pricey at the opening bid, but are a truly unique item and definately something a Vectrex collector would be proud to own.
It`s a pair of binders with the original source code for two programs, the internal “executive” ROM and the game Minestorm.
Number one includes a printout of the original source code for Exec.asm, the 4k internal ROM for the Vectrex, written by Mark Indictor and is 129 pages long. The 1st page includes the following text:
“VECTREX EXECUTIVE REV. B, C:EXEC.ASM”
“REV: B, DATE: 12/28/82, PROG: JJH, COMMENT(S): TITLE PAGES CAN NOW BE ABORTED, DOCUMENTATION CHANGES”
“REV: A, DATE: 09/29/82, PROG: JJH, COMMENT(S): LABEL AND DOCUMENTATION CHANGES”
“REV: -, DATE: 05/16/82, PROG: RELEASE FROM WESTERN TECHNOLOGIES”.
The left column shows the compiled machine code. Next to that is the assembly language. Next to that, on the right, is comments. This printout is said to be an actual copy printed & used at GCE. (it was purchased this from a former GCE employee) Indeed, it is printed on tractor feed paper with a dot matrix printer, so this printout is certainly of that vintage!
At the end is a fair-quality photocopy of the AY-3-8910/8912 Programmable Sound Generator Data Manual, 56 pages long.
This printout is in a brown 3-ring binder that says “Digital Research” & has a sticker over that with “VECTREX EXECUTIVE” handwritten on it.
The second binder has a printout of the original source code for the built-in game of Minestorm, written by Mark Indictor. This is 67 pages long. The 1st page includes the following text:
“SOURCE FILE NAME: MSA2.ASM”
“REV: A, DATE: MM/DD/YY, PROG: JJH, COMMENTS: MODIFIED TO REFLECT ‘EXECUTIVE’ REV. A CHANGES”
“REV: -, DATE: 05/16/82, PROG: RELEASE FROM WESTERN TECHNOLOGIES”.
The left column shows the compiled machine code. Next to that is the assembly language. Next to that, on the right, is comments. This printout appears to be made by an inkjet printer on individual computer paper, reported to have been printed about 12 years ago. Therefore, this actual copy was probably not actually present at GCE or handled by original employees in the Vectrex offices.
At the end is a fair-quality photocopy of the Vectrex HP-3000 Service Manual.
This printout is in a beige 3-ring binder that says “VECTOR: Vector Graphic, Inc.”
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Large life-size statue of Fox McCloud from Star Fox was released in North America in 1993 by Nintendo of America. It was on a world tour promotion for Nintendo. There were only twenty of these statues made. After the tour they were used in some video game retailers to promote Star Fox, a 3D shooter released for the Super NES on March 1, 1993. Some also were in a few Nintendo companies throughout America. Once the promotion was over, most retailers sold them to customers. This statue stands around 3 and a half feet tall and around 2 feet wide. He is relatively light weight because he is made of plastic. He has screw holes in the bottom of his feet because at one time they had to bolt these rare statues down to prevent them from walking off.
Dead Rising 2 Life Size Zombie
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N64 Gold Controller – Sealed Limited Edition Toys R Us Exclusive
Motorstorm Apocalypse Press Kit – Metal Case which includes 3D artwork inspired by the standard edition. On one side of the included poster you can see artwork, while the other describes important information about the game. Under the six postcards you can find the game and the press disc in two separate paper cases. The last item in the package is a sticker with the well-known MotorStorm logo and a Suvivor caption.
Nintendo Game Boy Color Display Sign – Nice hanging sign that is designed to hold boxed games. Would be awesome to stick a few rarities in this for display.
Sonic 3D Blast Countertop Store Display – You don`t see Sega displays as much as you see Nintendo ones, but this set countertop is extremely nice.
EarthBound Mr. Saturn mug from 321MOTHER event in Japan – This is a mug that was produced especially for the 321MOTHER: The Third Melody event in Japan in 2009. There were a limited number made and it was sold exclusively at the event in Tokyo.
Nintendo Adventure Books 1-6 – This is a set of six “Nintendo Adventure Books” starring the Super Mario Brothers. They’re essentially Choose Your Own Adventure yarns, produced as a merchandising tie-in by Nintendo to capitalize on the success of the Mario games. Published in the early ’90s.
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