This 1980s vintage Pac-Man book from 1983 is a Little Golden Book based not on the retro video game, but on the obscure Pac-Man cartoon. I actually watched every single episode of this short lived cartoon when it originally ran, and was, admittedly, pretty excited when I found this at a yard sale.… Read the rest
The Air Raid video game cartridge is considered by many to be the holy grail of the Atari 2600 game library. Manufactured by some fly-by-night company called Menavision, the Air Raid video game is a bizarre Space Invaders-type shooting game in which the player protects his cities from helicopters, spaceships, planes, rockets, flying saucers…basically a bunch of electronic garbage falling from the sky.… Read the rest
This original Mattel Intellivision vintage video game console included the Intellivoice Voice Synthesis Module, an Intellivoice-compatible B-17 Bomber game cartridge, RF cable and the old-fashioned RF adapter switch. The Intellivoice Module is totally cool, adding real voices to the B-17 cartridge during game play.… Read the rest
This Sears brand Offense Defense Football 1980 vintage electronic handheld video game is barely used and complete in original box with all packaging and instructions. 
It is a re-branded version of the Entex Football 3, identical except for the new cream-color shell and the text.… Read the rest
This warm gray platinum color vintage Apple Macintosh Plus is from May of 1987, still works great and is complete with additional software titles and extras.
Following the Osborn I, the Kaypro II was the world’s second portable computer, manufactured in 1982 by Non Linear Systems. It used a CP/M 2.2 operating system (and loyally continued to use it long after all the other manufacturers went DOS).… Read the rest
CAN YOU KEEP UP WITH THE LEGEND OF RAP?! This super-rare MC Hammer U Can’t Touch This LCD video game from Tiger Electronics is still sealed in the original package! This vintage LCD handheld was manufactured in 1991, and I think it should be in the running for one of the most ridiculous video games ever.… Read the rest
This vintage Wico command control numeric keypad for the Atari 5200 video game system is guaranteed to give you “arcade fever” when used in conjunction with the popular Wico analog joystick model 50-1043. It works just like the standard Atari 5200 keypad and is designed to hold the plastic game overlays.… Read the rest
From one of the largest Japanese manufacturers of pachinko games, this Heiwa vintage pachinko machine has a very colorful design of two Sumo wrestlers and is equipped with a color LCD animated display. It is probably one of the cooler retro-looking vintage pachinko machines you will come across today, and is truly an electro – mechanical work of art unto itself.… Read the rest
THIS VINTAGE 1981 VTECH LESSON ONE ELECTRONIC LEARNING AID HAS TEN DIFFERENT LEARNING ACTIVITIES PROGRAMMED AND A SEVEN-DIGIT LED DISPLAY. IT INCLUDES A MELODY MAKER MUSIC PROGRAM AND IT COULD CERTAINLY BE A CANDIDATE FOR TINKERING AND CIRCUIT BENDING.… Read the rest
