Apples and Dolls by Tron, variation and items for sale page.

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Because classic video games were produced over several years, there are often several different label variations of particular games.

Each variation of the label should be listed below. Many games were produced by more then one company, and we provide a cross reference list below. If the game is for the same system, we only consider it a cross reference if the program code between the two games is identical. Some pirate game manufacturers would alter the code slightly, maybe just to insert their logo (like Robby Game) but some manufacturers would alter the program code slightly as well, to change object appearances or gameplay. If it for a different system (Atari 5200 vs Atari 2600) then we just provide a link to the game for the other system.

If you want to purchase a particular label variation, you can do it using the green links below.

We stock items which range in condition from poor to mint. If you just buy a random item by using the green link or the link on the front page, the condition will be Fair or better (no missing labels or major tears, or covering stickers).If you are interested in choosing a particular cart, you can do so by using the red links below, which will add the exact item in the picture above the link to your shopping cart.

We also have scanned (300 dpi) instruction manuals on this page, which you can view online or print out.

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Also released as I Want My Mommy for the Atari 2600 by Zimag.
508c1 blk - wht - open No Date (None in stock) Value: $32.00
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508i1 instructions blk - wht - x-small Taiwan 1983 (None in stock) Value: $16.00
Also released as Apples and Dolls for the Atari 2600 by Polyvox.
569c1 gry - red - open Notched case, Activision embossed on back. No Date (None in stock) Value: $42.00

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