Video Olympics
Atari 2600 Atari, Inc., Sears
- Region
- PAL
- Complete
- $20
- Sealed
- —
- Sales in 90 days
- 1in 90 days
- Region
- NTSC
- Complete
- $16
- Sealed
- $16
- Sales in 90 days
- 5+in 90 days
Variants
Market value
6 sold in 90 days · sells in about 6 months · 1 listed now
sales since Oct 2026
5+ sales, newest Oct 28 · few sales
Sales history
| Sold | Listing | Region | Edition | Condition | Price | Feedback | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oct 28, 2026 sold after a year |
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Video Olympics Atari 2600 *Cartridge Only* | PAL | Standard | Loose | $12.66 eBay | |
| Oct 27, 2026 sold in 7 weeks |
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Atari 2600 Spiel -- VIDEO OLYMPICS (Picture Label) -- Game VCS | PAL | Standard | Loose | $12.27 eBay | |
| Oct 26, 2026 sold in 11 months |
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Atari 2600 Video Olympics CX-2621-P | PAL | Standard | Loose | $11.08 eBay | |
| Oct 13, 2026 sold in 10 months |
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atari 2600 - video olympics - cart only | PAL | Standard | Loose | $10.04 eBay | |
| Oct 12, 2026 sold in 3 days |
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Video Olympics PAL Atari 2600 Game Cartridge Tested | PAL | Standard | Loose |
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| Oct 9, 2026 sold in 2 months |
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Atari 2600 - Video Olympics #Textlabel Modul akzeptabel | PAL | Standard | Loose | $11.19 eBay | |
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Frequently asked
How much is Video Olympics worth on the Atari 2600?
One complete copy has sold in PAL (EU, UK, Australia), for $19.95 on October 21, 2026. A loose cartridge sells for $9 to $12.
Does the price of Video Olympics vary by region?
Yes, a lot. An NTSC copy sells for about $7 and a PAL copy for about $11. Prices are for loose cartridges.
- Any region $4–$1210+ sales
- NTSC copy $4–$105+ sales
- PAL copy $9–$125+ sales
How quickly does Video Olympics sell?
Around 2 copies sell per month. The cheapest listings take about 6 months to sell, and one is listed right now.
How is sales data gathered?
We retrieve listing information through eBay alerts and Vinted alerts provided by GrailHound and apply image recognition and text processing to link marketplace listings to games.
Who made Video Olympics?
Published by Atari, Inc. and Sears and developed by Atari, Inc..