#Paperboy arcade game sale manual
#Paperboy arcade game sale windows

If I had to use a single word to sum up Atari's conersion of its coin-op hit then I'd probably find myself optingВ for competant.ДЇor while Paperboy onВ the LynxВ is perfectly adequate and proudly stands head and shoulders above many of the home efforts, it just seems to lack the sparkle that so many Lynx conversions actually boast. It's actually a very good conversion, i don't think the Speccy could of done it better. The hazards i'm certain are close to it's Arcade ancestor. The graphics are very well detailed, the monochrome colours allow for that detail. The game itself scrolls ok, has a little tune and plays very well on keyboard or joystick. I also got chased by dogs and nearly hit by cars in real life to complete the comparison.

Delivering papers at six in the morning onВ cold, dark winter morningsВ reminded me of my forgotten arcade game, Paperboy isn't sunny days, it's about cold dark (monochrome) mornings. I can officially say it's the most realistic Paperboy game of the lot. The Speccy version has the looks, but not of course the colours and sound.Д«ut by 1988, i was an early morning Paperboy (had to do it to buy games). I'd played the Arcade, loved the handlebars, theВ soundВ and the bright colours. Well, to be true, my first impressions of Paperboy were not good. At the end of your delivery is a nice little bonus BMX track withВ targets that you can hit with newspapers to enhance your score.

#Paperboy arcade game sale windows

You can unleash your dark side by smashing the windows and riding over flowers of non Daily Sun customers. The houses that want papers are light, the houses that don't are dark. If you do really well, you gain another customer. If you deliver enough papers, you make it to the next day, which gets tougher. Your shop has kindly left packs of newspapers at various spots on your route so you can replenish your supplies. On your way, you must avoid hazards such as dogs, cars, lawn mowers, men drilling, tyres and the curb. This must be done without damaging their property. You're a Paperboy and must deliver papers to the Daily Suns customers. It goes without saying that whoever released this on home computers in the mid 80's was onto a winner.

The Arcade Machine looked great with it's handle bars and was very successful. I need to get some of this stuff out of Non-paying bidders will receive a non-paying bidder check.This classic Arcade game has been released on almost every format possible, so it must still be a very popular game. I would like the game to be payed for and picked up within seven days. I tried to take pictures of the monitor, but they are not the best. I would be willing to meet the winning bidder for. Spots are in the camera, not on the actual game. I will not ship unless prior arrangements are made. And to take a look at what I have.The games are cash only on pickup. People are encouraged to stop by and play the games before bidding. I have other pinballs and arcade games that I would consider selling, and that may end up on ebay also. I reserve the right to end the auction to sell locally. I have other games for sale on ebay right now. We are in the middle of finishing the basement and are clearing out some of our games. I have sold quite a few games, and pins, on ebay, and this is as nice as anything I have sold.

#Paperboy arcade game sale manual

I also have the manual around somew We debated a long time whether to sell this one or not.This is one super game and you will not be sorry you bid. I have owned for 10 years without one problem. The control panel is in good shape, with some wear on the rubber handle bar grips.

T are a few scuffs on the outside of the cabinet, but not very bad. T are scores on t that are over 10 years old. T is some very mild screen burn, but you don't notice it with the monitor on. The picture I took of the monitor is blurry, but the actual monitor is not. The medium resolution monitor is nice with good color. The sound is great, it has some funny statements. The Steering works all the way, forward, back, left, right. I have for sale a dedicated Atari paperboy.