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Description: I'll refund any excess shipping and combine shipping.My husband or I bought these games new. One is still sealed, and several aren't sealed but were not played as indicated below. There are various settings in Windows to run in compatibility mode for Windows 95 on a later Windows version. I'm not an expert on running older programs in compatibility modes but if you know how or with programs out there, or in a different partition these classic games would be fun. Please don't buy unless you know how to run these 90's era Windows programs. Star Trek Starfleet Academy is a spaceship flight simulation game that also includes a wealth of Star Trek reference information. The title and ship on the box front are embossed and shiny. The cadet training manual is 83 pages. It comes with a console to be put together to pair your keyboard to the ships controls.The game, which comes on 5 CDs and has add-on missions available to buy elsewhere, puts the player in the boots of a rookie space pilot entering the fabled Starfleet Academy in San Francisco, Earth. The simulation uses a great deal of full motion video in the introduction and fight scenes. It teaches the rudimentary flight pattern of a starship. The cadet learns the basics of spaceflight, including the options available on the bridge, and then undergoes training missions to retrieve objects in space, save innocent craft, and eventually engage in dogfights with Klingon Birds of Prey and Romulan battle cruisers. The game also has lessons in Starfleet protocol. Promotions and awards are available, and Admiral Kirk played by William Shatner rewards outstanding performance in these tests for officer material. I never played it. It's open but is the same as a box that is sealed. I never played Star Trek: A Final Unity, a collectible in a 19 x 10 x 2 inch box. It has serial no. 28349. I did open the box to check out the cool pin. I don't remember if the pin was displaying a moving Enterprise flyby when I got it or if I had to enable it, possibly by pulling a barrier slip of foil. It was very cool when it worked. It doesn't work now, and I opened it to see there was no battery in it. Good thing, a battery left in might have corroded the workings. I don't know if the pin can be made to work again, I don't believe those old circuits last. I probably tried putting a new battery in but it may not have been the right one. I didn't pursue it. A 9-1/2 x 12 inch poster is included in a sleeve as shown. I bought the 352-page Official Strategy Guide separately for $19.99. It has a 2-fold poster still attached in the back. I show an image of half of it one-fold out. The Emissary Gift Set box has all original items except for the VHS tape with the pilot episode of DSN, I sold that separately. The box front has silver and gold embossed lettering. The Klingon Tutorial CD works great on my PC and mac, as it's an audio disc. It has cool Klingons from Star Trek III on the cover, including the one played by Christopher Lloyd. The only time I used the The Official Guide to Babylon 5 CD was to verify that it can be read on my Windows 10 laptop. All original items are in the box except for the music CD. The program WORKED on my Windows 10 laptop, probably because the program seems to be mostly expository. I didn't go too deep into it though so knowledge of how to run it on a later OS, via compatibility mode, might be good to know. The CD jewel case and a warranty card were the only things in The Martian Chronicles box. The warranty is gone, maybe I sent it in but is no longer in effect. The instruction manual is in the CD insert booklet. The box front has some wear mainly on the ends and sides due to it flattening with just the CD case in it. I will ship the box flat but it can easily be glued or taped to restore. The front cover opens up to more exposition. The only thing in the Primortals 10-1/4 x 8-3/4 x 1-3/4 inch box is the CD and a installation sheet of paper. The disk even came in a paper sleeve, but I put it into a jewel case. It WORKS on my Windows 10 laptop! Probably because it seems to be mostly expository. I didn't venture far into it and it may need expertise to run in a later OS. I bought Shanghai: Great Moments new and it came in a big box. It contained only a CD and booklet, so I threw out the box to save space. The expository parts are hosted by Rosalind Chao, an actress from Star Trek Deep Space Nine. iM1A is not sealed but is the same as if it were. It has all original contents. The Tank Commander Field manual is 192 pages with 7 table of contents pages. There is a wealth of information on using all the features of this comprehensive software. Armored Fist 2 M1A2 Abrams is not sealed but is the same as if it were, with all original contents. He didn't use it much. The User’s Manual is 78 pages. The reference card opens 4-fold to show how your keyboard maps to commands. I show the last third of it here. There is a wealth of information on using all the features of this comprehensive software. Marine Sharpshooter was never opened, is still sealed so it's in new condition. The cover opens as shown. The Myst game has all original contents, and I may have tried it once. I bought the Official Guide book for it separately for $19.95. In the game, the player travels via a special book to a mysterious island called Myst. The player interacts with objects and travels the environment by clicking on pre-rendered imagery. Solving puzzles allows the player to travel to other worlds ("Ages"), which reveal the backstory of the game's characters and help the player make the choice of whom to aid. I never played Riven. It's not sealed but is the same as if it were. It has all original contents, including a charming double-sided case for the 5 CDs with each CD in cases that look like tarot cards. This is touted to be vastly improved over the 1993/94 Myst. I also include the separately purchased 228-page book Official Riven Hints and Solutions, which cost $19.95. I don't remember playing Centipede. It might have been my daughter's. The Frogger game is stated to work on Win 95 but amazingly it runs on Win 10 with no changes to any settings! I never used FloorPlan 3D Design Suite. It's not sealed but is the same as if it were. It has all original contents, including a double jewel case for the 2 CDs. The reference manual is 186 pages with 6 table of contents pages. There is a wealth of information on using all the features of this comprehensive software. The Flight Simulator 2000 had the box top flap torn off or removed, otherwise it is like new. The Trophy Bass box has some shelf wear else it also is like new. I inherited the Mensch... game from my sister, and my family got it from our German relatives in the 60s or 70s. It's complete. The board is double-sided, one side is for 4 players and the other original side handles 6 players. The Monopoly 1935 commemorative tin contents are complete and like new. The content packets are still sealed. It's very heavy and the price reflects its high shipping rate. The Star Wars Monopoly box cover has foil accents. I inherited this and think it was bought and kept as a collectible. There is tape on 2 corners of the cover. The UPC is 073000408091.

Price: 10 USD

Location: Hamilton, Montana

End Time: 2025-01-16T00:32:30.000Z

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