Atari 5200 console In Box With Instructions Parts Or Repair Only #1002
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Manufacturer description
Nice I believe complete Atari 5200 in the box with foam and inserts manual and some extra game manuals. The box is in nice condition very little shelf wear. The console is very clean. I have tested this and I cannot get a picture sometimes I can get it to scramble and the picture shake. But nothing comes up so there is either a video issue or I am not using the right converter as I do not have a tube tv to test it with. So I maybe sling something wrong or they maybe an issue with the video on the console. That being said read the description as I have told all I know in the testing process…
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