Post every time you buy/trade something Part VII

Picked up a copy of Gran Turismo 2002 Concept - Tokyo- Seoul today for $20...

 

Ok, picked this up in a gamestore in Incheon. It's a very strange and very well made korean bootleg. Comes with the standard sonic games including a few homebrew efforts (such as sonic 1 character hacks and palette changes) also contains the Sonic 2 Betas and Sonic crackers too. After examining the disc contents it seems to be Gens with a cool frontend.

There's a few of these kicking around in korea, including a disc with the 3d games on it. I'll post them as I find them and maybe start a collection.


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Hey twimfy please check what's in the background of your pics please. -A

Repost clean ones.

 

Wow whats one good-looking bootleg, good effort from the bootleggers

 

It's almost not a bootleg. It's made by an actual company and the disc is pressed.

 

Got a Katana and a PSX from Parris today. The Katana is the one Parris never got to work, so look forward to another repair thread in the Dreamcast forum.

 

Ah I had a non working one and took a shotgun to it. I guess I should have saved the parts.

 

That... would have been usefull.

 

And where is the Youtube video...? :rambo:

 

Start of my Famicom-collection:


All of them in very good condition considering their age and of course complete.

ps:


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Um - I'm confused. Is that a normal cart on top of a giant one or a miniscule one on a regular one? It's twisting my melon, man!

 

You know what came inside my Famicom Excite Bike cart?
...Zippy Race... WTF? heh.

 

Target achieved ;-)

It's a macro cartridge that came with a mini Twin Famicom which I bought some time ago for a few bucks.

I took another pic:


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Zippy Race on an Excite Bike cart??^^ Or a ZR cart in an EB box?

 

Zippy race inside a Excite Bike cart..

Obviously someone switched the guts before I bought it..But strange none the less..

All though I'll be damned if I can figure out how to open the cart.

 

Weird stuff, why should one remove a motocross game for another racing game with almost the same value?

After what I've heard, opening a Famicom cartridge is one of the trickiest things that a gamer can try to do :lol:
Here's an instruction that I found quickiely:
http://www.vintagecomputing.com/index.php/archives/39
I once had one with pictures and this guy needed to put externally fixed screwdrivers into the cart to push down some switches so that he could deassemble on the bottom or so... It's one hard job indeed ^^

 

Got me two boxes containing six boxed DC VMUs each (6x black, 6x green)

 

did not buy it, but still worth posting ;-)


time to get the dc from the basement!

 

PA?