Atari 800 Computer Bundle Manuals Joystick Game & Basic Cartridges 1982 PAC MAN
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:7084364 | Brand: Atari |
| Model: Atari 800 | Custom Bundle: Yes |
| Type: 800 |
I sure used to take better care of my things, it was a trip down memory lane opening the hatch and seeing Missile Command still in position, my first computer. FYI the hatch doesn’t pop out like it used to...springs from 1982, probably could use a bit of WD40. I also included the original warranty lol.
The set includes a joystick, the BASIC manual and the 2 Atari 400/800 owners manual as well, the power adapter, and the cartridges for BASIC, PAC MAN, Centipede, Missile Command and... Donkey Kong.
I turned it on and it powers up, but I couldn’t get a hold of the correct adapter for my tv (radio shack closed). I can say it worked the last time I used (circa 2003 lol) and my parents even kept it hooked up afterwards. It’s been in a box in the closet and the wires look great but I can’t guarantee it works perfectly.(I made a personal challenge to list everything in my house this week)
Please let me know if you have any questions or requests. Thank you for your interest, Happy Bidding!
Shipped by USPS Ground or Priority or International First Class or pick up.
The set includes a joystick, the BASIC manual and the 2 Atari 400/800 owners manual as well, the power adapter, and the cartridges for BASIC, PAC MAN, Centipede, Missile Command and... Donkey Kong.
I turned it on and it powers up, but I couldn’t get a hold of the correct adapter for my tv (radio shack closed). I can say it worked the last time I used (circa 2003 lol) and my parents even kept it hooked up afterwards. It’s been in a box in the closet and the wires look great but I can’t guarantee it works perfectly.(I made a personal challenge to list everything in my house this week)
Please let me know if you have any questions or requests. Thank you for your interest, Happy Bidding!
Shipped by USPS Ground or Priority or International First Class or pick up.
