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Hey Rik, I regret to inform you that i'd like to request to be deleted from the Handheld Museum Forum.

I haven't had the opportunity to purchase any new VFD's in quite a while{although I have seen ...

Coleco based Talking Teacher on their chief competitor at the time, Texas Instruments'
Speak & Spell Compact.
Speak & Spell to their Talking Teacher product.
http://www.x-entertainment.com/ ...

Hmm, thanks for the heads-up!

I'd previously dismissed this movie as an inferior knock-off of Cloverfield{which J.J. Abrams also was responsible for}, but now I'll give Super 8 a second chance.

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The fact that Coleco never released these two VFD's is the sole reason why I own the Milton Bradley board game version of Berserk, and it also played a major factor into my decision to purchase an upr ...

As a huge supporter of the Elm Street movies, I've noticed this scene as well.

Ninja Gaiden is excellent is any form{LCD, arcade, NES}, and its almost-blatant product placement in Freddy's Dead lea ...

As promised in the 'what started you collecting' thread{from this forum's Memories section}, here's what my current tabletop library consists of:

*Radio Shack Astro Command*
*Tandy Caveman*
*Epoc ...

I own the Tomy version of Kingman, which I bought through eBay loose.

Mine's the Japanese version, and it's neat to have the instructions be in a different language than English for once.

While ...

My handheld tabletop library began completely by accident.

There's a weekend-only flea market about 10-15 mins. from my house, which occupies the space formerly used by Agway{a East Coast-based la ...

Hello all! I'm a long-time lurker, but a first-time poster.

I recently purchased a loose Epoch Dracula through eBay, and have come across a slight problem.

It was listed as working{and came wit ...