Vintage 1992 Milton Bradley Omega Virus board game clean, working, and IOB

Here's something you probably did not know -- the same guy (Michael Gray) who made this classic, prized game, also made . . . Mall Madness. He was very good at what he did. This set appears to be complete and functional, with a nice clean box, clean, white instructions, electronic console, etc.

The background story and plot of Omega Virus:

"It is the year 2051. Earth is now orbited by the great 'Battlesat1' station which protects earth from meteor impacts and stray comets with a super payload of plasma weapon silos. However, during a routine maintenance operation, something goes horribly wrong, and the station's master computer is infested by microscopic nano-phages that build a singular intelligence (foreign AI) in the computer core. While the humans aboard the station are forced to evacuate as all support systems shut down, the Earth leadership is contacted by the entity known as the Omega Virus, which threatens to turn the Battlesat's plasma weapons upon the planet. A power struggle ensues between four major global powers (the North American Federation, the Euro-National Force, the Oceanic Republic, and the Asiatic Alliance) to send a single techno-combatant to destroy the Virus (and potentially the other techno-combatants) and gain control of the Battlesat station for their government. The Techno combatants depart the Hauser airforce base on individual craft, each bound for one of the station's four functioning docking bays where they will battle the Omega Virus--and each other- for control of the space station before the fiendish virus overloads the battlestations master computer and eliminates the techno-warriors." [Ed. -- Thanks, Wikipedia]

This game is best played wearing our de rigueur 1992 MTV limited edition leather jacket, and consuming Snackwells, Crystal Pepsi, Bubble Tape, and Laffy Taffy.