Thanks for the pics - have set this as variation title "Black Holder" as I believe that "case" is called a note holder or a bill holder
Speed King is the next up. There is already and entry for it but my version is a "flippy disk" which has both C64 AND Atari 800XL versions of the game on the same disk. The current entry is for C64 only so would this be a variation? Should it be submitted under both systems?
http://rfgeneration.com/c...nfo.pl?ID=U-018-S-09500-AFrom what I can tell from google/ebay, there are two 5.25" floppy disk variations for the C64, both of which are multi-platform and use the same UPC/Part No. I can't say for certain that a C64-only version doesn't exist, but I couldn't find one. The Flippy disk version you own is most likely the original, as the other version has a single-sided disk, a smaller folder and less inserts. In other words, you should submit your scans for the existing C64 entry.
As to whether there should be a separate DB entry for the Atari 800, the answer is "no". The rule of thumb is one product one entry. If a game variation supports multiple platforms then we tend to select the platform deemed to be the best fit (eg. IBM PC for IBM/Mac compatibles, XB360 for
360+XBox One titles)
And lastly, Kikstart. This one again has an entry and looks to be right for mine as it's another "flippy disk". There is only an entry under C64 though so if you were collecting Atari 800, you wouldn't know about this... Also, mine appears to be for both the US, Spain, Italy, and German market. So again, another variation?
http://rfgeneration.com/c...nfo.pl?ID=U-018-S-21100-AI believe that entry (
http://rfgeneration.com/c...nfo.pl?ID=U-018-S-09500-A ) is the correct entry for your scans, but I'm not 100% on this. As with Speed King there are two Commodore/Atari variations (that I know of): a Flippy Disk and a single-sided disk, but I don't know much about packaging info for these.
That said, I don't have much exposure to these systems, so feel free to gainsay me.