secondhand Spectrum games used, pack of 10 with soundtrack cassette

Name: Spectrum games used, pack of 10 with soundtrack cassette
Brand: other
SKU: 3978k6
Price: 85.00 EUR
Availability: OutOfStock

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10 Spectrum Games: Mask I & II, Winter Sports, World Games, Spy Hunter, Asterix, Dragon's Lair κ.ά.

10 Spectrum games for sale as a package: Mask I & II, Winter Sports, World Games, Spy Hunter, Ace, Moonlight Madness, Asterix, Dragon's Lair, Chequered Flag - I am also including the cassette with the soundtrack of East vs West Berlin, which I have no idea why I have, since I don't have the game! The package is not split, and is sold for 85 euros.

Some comments regarding the condition of the games:
Initially, I don't have a Spectrum, and I can't test if the games load anymore, but they are mainly sold for collection purposes. They loaded fine 35 years ago though!
On the cover of Spy Hunter and the back cover of Winter Sports, there are remnants of a sticker.
The boxes of Dragon's Lair and Mask are a bit broken. The DL box is a simple, common cassette box, and can be easily replaced. I can replace it myself if I find another box. The Mask box is more special, and while it closes normally, a small "tooth" has broken and it comes out of its place when opened (see photos).
Ace had the #%!^% lenslok lock (which was also the reason I didn't buy an original game for a long time after that). Apparently, I had written the broken version on side B, as there is a note on side A.
For some reason, the boxes of Dragon's Lair and Asterix had "teeth", which resulted in puncturing their back covers (from their "mother").
And since it was the 80s, there are a few more peculiarities: The cover of Asterix says "For C64", but the game is actually for Spectrum. The World Games, Asterix, and Mask only have a Greek manual - and the WG manual says "C64". The Dragon's Lair and Moonlight Madness covers state that a Greek manual is included, but there is nothing like that.
Asterix, DL, and Moonlight Madness, which are the "worst" regarding these issues, are all from some PIM Software, obviously an importer back then, who were clearly completely haphazard and whatever...!

For purchase, with a hand-to-hand meeting at specific points in Athens.