For all old school nerds. A classic prototype find.

[Vespertillio]

Hi all, I usually don't post here too much as most of the talk is on newer systems and games, but after seeing Twikoffs quiz thread I'd though I'd post info about a great find I made last weekend. It may not mean much to you youngins but for us old farts it's pretty darn exciting. Here is the link:

http://www.atariage.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=22696

Long live the classics. Cheers all.

[PixyJunket]

Blasted internet filters.. x.x

Curious though so I'll check it when i get home. Atari Age has some bad ass stuff.

[Liver&Onions]

Damn cool.

[RoQuEr]

looks slick. Was it a garage sale find?

[Vespertillio]

Nope, it was an antique store find. Here is more info:

http://www.classicgaming.com/o2home/articles/o3find.shtml

[Ralph Wiggum]

What is that stuff worth?

[Goblincat]

Very nice find! I'm impressed.

[drmoze]

priceless. Unlike the 'coolectible' crap being peddled everywhere these days, stuff like that is truly rare, almost one-of-a-kind. (i.e., it's not a beanie baby--who got stuck holding those???--or, for old-schoolers, a Cabbage Patch Kid.)

[mtucker]

So was the Odyssey3 even released?

[Vespertillio]

Nope, it was released in Europe under a different name though. Here is some more info for those who are interested.

http://www.dieterkoenig.at/ccc/

Ok, that didn't quite work the way I wanted. To get to the O3 info scroll down on the left to the Videopac section. Below that you will find articles on this unit.

Cheers all.

[mtucker]

I didn't think it was. Indeed, this is a great find. The best I ever did at a thrift store was a Colecovision that was in pretty bad shape. Oh and I did find a "wood-panelled" Atari 2600 in great shape at a yard sale.