Commodore Pong and Commodore arcade unit

Did you know that the C64 GS wasn’t the first home console that Commodore produced? Check this Commodore 3000H pong system!


Another Commodore related rarity: the arcade version of your usual Amiga CD32: Amiga CUBO CD32 Commodore + Candy Puzzle + Laser Quizz


You’ll need a jamma cabinet or supergun.

SONIC THE HEDGEHOG Pecky Ornament

2,200 USD…

Other stuff:
Nintendo promo clock
STARWING COMPETITION
810 DIAGNOSTIC CART ATARI COMPUTERS
Two Dreamcast GDRs
Complete Next Generation video game magazine collection 1995-2002

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