265 Results: New & Used in amiga in Australia

Wanted - Retro consoles and video games, dead or alive, can pickup, cash paid. We collect, repair and refurbish vintage computers, bringing back the past for the nostalgic and young at heart. Whether you found your fathers computer in a cupboard, you have a shed of old computers you want to get rid of or just want to scale down your collection - we can help. We specialise only in old computers (from the 70's to the 2000's) - the older the better and don't worry if they're not tested.

Commodore 64 and Amiga Boxed Games $7 each Fighter Bomber boxed disk $10 Kinder Comp boxed cartridge $15 The Designer Pencil (all white box) boxed cartridge $15 The Financial Adviser boxed cartridge $10 Small scrabble deluxe sealed brand new $10 Pickup or can post Paypal plus fees

WANTED :- Amiga External Floppy Drive Wanted (FAULTY) Similar to Photos Please Ring or Email Thanks Keep Safe Ray

For Sale :- Floppy Disks. 720K - 3.5" - 25 Disks (Used) These are DOUBLE SIDED DOUBLE DENSITY Disks Suit Amiga, Atari ST etc NOT High Density Price $20.00 Postage $ 13.80 =========== NO OFFERS =========== Please Ring or Email Thanks. Keep Safe Ray.

For Sale :- GOTEK Flashed with FLASH FLOPPY 3.36, Fitted with OLED DISPLAY, Rotary Encoder Rotary Encoder required for Extended Commands (Eject for CPM) and others Price $60.00 Pickup Preferred Post and Pack $13.90 Just the Gotek, No usb Stuck Gotek Floppy Emulator Suitable for :- - Acorn - Akai: - Akai synths (S01, S20, S950), Korg synths, SC Prophet 3000 - Casio: Casio synths (FZ-1) - Amstrad CPC - Amiga - Atari ST - Akai S950 S2000 Sampler etc - Dec: DEC (RX33, RX50) - ensoniq: Ensoniq

For Sale:- Replacement Floppy Drive 3.5” to Suit Amiga 500 - 600 External Drives. These work well in "Some" Amiga External Drives. See last Photo They have Correct Working Ready signals (Pin 34) and Disk change Pin 2. Price $ 35.00. ==================== Post and Pack $ 15.90 ================== I can do Contactless Trade =========== NO OFFERS =========== Keep Safe Thanks Ray

For Sale :- Amiga 590 Hard Drive Empty CASE (Fan Fitted) & A600 Power Supply CASE Price for Both $22.00 I am Located in Williamstown Victoria PICKUP ONLY ========== NO OFFERS ========== Please ring or Email Thanks Keep Safe Ray

Commodore Amiga 500 Computer with Power Supply Shipping will be entirely at the cost of the buyer Pick up West Sydney

Amiga 500 with power supply, mouse, additional Memory installed and Manuals and Guides as in photos. If ad is up, it’s available. Turns on and powers up, keyboard lights on and disk drive seems to make correct noises. Don’t have monitor or cables so can confirm it operational. Was when boxed and stored years ago. Suit restoration or parts. Located Warnbro 6169

Hello, I’m selling a few Australian Sega Megazone Gaming Magazines from the mid 90s. All three are in great condition for their age, the guide and posters have never been removed. All inside pages have been checked showing no torn pages or water damage. I’m taking offers on one or all, I’ll also consider trades for videogames or consoles that may be of interest. Issues: Sega Zone Issue Number 3 Spring 1991 with Sonic the Hedgehog poster Sega Megazone Issue number 42 August 1994 with poster

🕹️ This is a large plastic Commodore Promotional Sign used for in-store display. It was given to my store back in the 1980s to promote the Commodore 64 Computer. It’s still generally in very good condition for its age, with just a few small age cracks in the flat background area. All the raised lettering is still looking good. It’s been packed away for a few decades and just recently discovered after a store room clean out, a rare find. Here’s your chance to own a great piece of Commodore hist

🕹️ This is a large Commodore Promotional Sign originally supplied as part of a large cabinet to display Commodore 64 computers, and was used for in-store display in my shop back in the 1980s (see photo 8). The cabinet has long since been discarded but I kept the sign and It’s been packed away for a few decades and just recently discovered after a store room clean out, a rare find. Here’s your chance to own a great piece of Commodore history, or maybe brighten up your Commodore collection. I’ve

🕹️ These vintage Arcade Quality Joysticks have a Metal Shaft, Micro Switches, Suction Cups, Auto Quick Fire Switch and 4 separate Fire Buttons (left, right, thumb or trigger finger). They will suit a lot of Retro Gaming Consoles and Computers including … ATARI - Flashback, 2600, 400, 800, XL, XE and ST Computers etc COMMODORE - VIC-20, 64, 128, Amiga etc ColecoVision, Sears, Texas Instruments TI-99 and more. It can also be used with a Sega Genesis but only as a 2nd controller because it doesn'

🕹️ kNeeboard - suits most popular standard sized joysticks that have suction cups within 110x110mm, or use supplied 100mm velcro strips. This was one of those wacky inventions from the early days of computer gaming that was going to set the world on fire ... but it didn't burn. Mildly popular at the time for Commodore and Atari gamers. A rare addition these days to your retro gaming collection, still new and unused. I doubt you'll see one of these elsewhere. 1 only, and the price is firm, so N

🕹️ Electronic Arts Promotional T-Shirt & Sunglasses from the Summer of '91. It's a genuine Promotional item from ECP, one of Australia's leading software manufacturers and distributors of Commodore software in the 1980s and '90s. A rare find, still new and sealed in cellophane. You won't find one of these on eBay. The last 2 photos were sent to me from a recent buyer to show what the T-Shirt looks like out of the packet. PAYMENT ... via PayPal or Direct Deposit ... or Cash on Collection. PACK

🕹️ A minature 24 carat gold-plated disk for your key-ring from ECP. It's a genuine Promotional item from one of Australia's leading software manufacturers and distributors of Commodore software in the 1980s, here on the Gold Coast. A very rare collectable item, only redeemable after the purchase from a limited range of software titles, and only if you were lucky enough to find the coupon in the box, which is also included here. There's 1 only and the price is firm, so no offers please, and no

🕹️ Empty Software Box for the Commodore 64. It's a genuine Commodore outer packing box that was used to ship Commodore software to my store, and it's still in mint condition. A very rare collectable item, and it could add a whole new dimension to your Commodore collection. As can be seen by the photos it can be used to store up to 34 cassette tape programs (not included), or indeed anything else you can fit inside. There's 1 only and the price is firm, so no offers please, and no trades. For s

🕹️ Rare and long out of print Step-By-Step Programming Books for the Commodore 64 Computer. These are heavily illustrated and present a simplified approach to programming for young minds, and could be a great addition to your retro computer collection. They are old stock from the mid 1980s left over from a store long closed and only recently discovered after a store room clean out, a rare find indeed. They have never been used or read and the pages are still generally good, but they weren't st

🕹️ These 2 Rare Vintage Books for the Commodore 64 and 128 provide step by step instructions on breaking the copy protection for backup of 100 popular program titles each. You’ll need a machine code monitor and/or other utility programs (not included) to see and amend any program listings, but even without those tools, these books contain a wealth of knowledge on the internal workings of parameters and other systems used to protect software for the C64. The books from 1987 are around 37 years

🕹️ This rare vintage Software Protection Handbook for the Commodore 64 is 212 pages of extremely detailed and technical instructions on how to “Blow the locks off protected software” as mentioned in the retro screenshot promoting the book (photo 10). I acquired this book through my electronics shop back in the 1980s from a fellow Commodore enthusiast as part of their trade in gear. I don’t know where they got it from, and it looks like it could even be a “copy” of the original because it isn’t

🕹️ Program Protection Manual Volume 1 from 1984. A rare printed manuscript for the Commodore 64 from an era where software laws were evolving, software piracy was growing, and archival backups were difficult to make due to the many software protection schemes used by the software companies to prevent their programs from being copied. Its 92 pages provide the perfect way to get started in program protection with an introduction to machine language, bad blocks, ml monitors, disk editors and more