Fuck!!!, I Used To Have An Atari 2600 Game Worth over 20k
 

http://www.racketboy.com/retro/atari...ari-2600-games

I gave away Gamma Attack and over 160 games when I was 12 because I never played it. I'm just now realizing I had it. I see many other games on this list I had too.

Sad think is I may have had the box and instructions as well.

Its pretty wild what we tossed / crashed / gave away / threw away and sold when we were kids only to find out now that we were sitting on a gold mine hehe :upsidedow

It's because a lot of people tossed these things that they are valuable now. :2 cents:

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Most of them aren't though. Most of them are junk but I had at least 10 games on that list. Two of them are over $500 plus this one.

I remember that game, when I watched the youtube video just now I remembered it was one I played but hated. I always kept my games even if I only played them once.

How did you get it is says only a handful were made

So true.

I figured I'd outsmart the system and keep boxes of worthless hockey cards :1orglaugh

same! amazing how the true value of those were exposed with the advent of the internet.. hehe

it both giveth and taketh away!

cool post, I still have my 2600 and all my games, paddles, everything in working order in the attic somewhere

I really miss my Big Wheel. Probably one of the greatest toys of the 70's/ early 80s. I think they make ones for grown ups for about $700, its too bad I have a gravel driveway, on a gravel road now.

If only we knew then what we know now... Ah well.

Wow imagine having that collection now on a hand!

You didn't have it. Stop lying.

Can't tell ya how many times I landed on my nutsac hitin jumps with my banana seat Schwinn. Seriously, what happened? More to the point, what's 20 yrs from now gonna look like? People walkin to the store in pads and helmet?

I hae Tooth Protectors. Thanks for letting me know it's worth money!

I had the Atari 5200...those games are probably worthless still lol.

I don't know, I know that my babysitter bought me like 20 new games one Christmas to get me started. The rest of them I bought over the years at a local video game store.

I had that one too. Looks like Gamma Attack may not be worth that much after all though.

Just found out all the 2600 games I had weren't valuable :)

I missed a letter on my phone -- meant that I HAVE it, as in current. It's up in the attic.

I'm holding on to my NES games, maybe in 10 more years they will be valuable. Mostly I keep them cause they rock though :)

That sucks!

The thing I remember about the 2600 was how tough the controller was. I threw it around the room and tried to break the joystick off when I got pissed at Kaboom. It was indestructible.

I also remember bugging my mom for $35 bucks to get a new cartridge. It seemed like so much money.