Sealed 2600 Jnr

[retroshaun]

Someone with cash - get it!

http://www.ebay.com/itm/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=280827910396&ssPageNam e=ADME:SS:US:1123

[SubaruBrat]

I would value it at no more than $50

[Nurmix]

Someone with cash - get it!

Too steep! I'd be willing to go higher than Scott though... say $100-$125 maybe.

[NolanBushnell-really]

Don't buy it. None of the money goes to me so it's not worth it no matter the price.

[teknohed]

Not that familiar with Atari 2600 Jr. why would it be more desirable than a standard 2600. I have a "heavy sixer" should I feel like I'm missing something?

[Nurmix]

Not that familiar with Atari 2600 Jr. why would it be more desirable than a standard 2600. I have a "heavy sixer" should I feel like I'm missing something?

It's essentially just a slimmed down (and cheaper to manufacture) late model version. It does use a removable RF cable, and is quite compact if those things make a difference to you. I have a Jr, but I also have a 6-switch. I prefer the 6. I think Atari wanted it to look more like a 7800, so there was some continuity in their product line at the time.

[retroshaun]

Its not more desirable, its just sealed thats all. Anyone would prefer a sealed woodgrain but the chances of finding one of those are pretty slim.

[teknohed]

Its not more desirable, its just sealed thats all. Anyone would prefer a sealed woodgrain but the chances of finding one of those are pretty slim.

Ah yes, SEALED, that would be desirable.