Andy_Bogomil

I would start with Super C if that's the one you die on more regularly. I know I've done this and I believe may have even done it two players with my brother. I actually find Contra the harder of the two games. Contra 3 no death on hard difficulty is tough too.

My three guitars which I play through a BOSS Katana amp. Jackson Kelly KE3 Washburn EC-36 Jackson Dinky (DK2M)

I've never played but got into Apex for a bit and still play casually when friends are online. The building aspect really turned me off from Fortnite when it first blew up. CoD just does not appeal to me anymore - That franchise needs to take a break.

I know there are some 'sneaker heads' on here and just had to laugh at this article for the similarities it has to the million dollar Nintendo collection article. Seems like it's not just video games that are now being looked at as investments. Almost 1/2 a million for a single pair a shoes through an auction house and a company just made a deal for over a million dollars for a few other sets. https://www.cbc.ca/news/entertainment/sneakers-collecting-art-1.5331990

Congrats, man! I still think the Contra III art you posted on NA was one of the best things I ever saw on that forum. I remember inquiring about it just for shits but never realized how much these went for... off by at least a zero This is so awesome. Some of my favourite artwork along with Castlevania. Amazing piece!

Looking for a sealed first print Wave Race 64. Graded could be considered. Looking for a copy of Castlevania cart only for NES (must be white seal) Thanks.

I only played Blue... I liked Cloyster and Blastoise.

I got 49 and probably wouldn't have got many more regardless of time. I got the majority of BB games and then started naming major franchises. Picked up a few random ones after that but the ones I missed I either would have never thought of the game or didn't know Nintendo had anything to do with it.

I get that it's essentially the same chemistry but for whatever reason it seems to work better than using alcohol itself - maybe the lack of moisture?. One thing is, it's easy to control in that format and the chemical balance seems to be just right so that it eats up the marker but doesn't do much, if any, damage to the item. I draw right on top of the permanent marker so there isn't much risk of getting more ink on it if you take your time and just wipe as you're going along. I used to use alcohol with a Q-Tip but it often faded or made the colors run on boxes and manuals as it seemed to penetrate the surface much easier.

I go route 7 with the dry erase marker. If that doesn't do it I haven't had success using any other method without damaging the item. I think if industrial permanent maker was used and left for many years there is little hope of recovery.

Shit the shipping alone would have been over $200 in Canada Great buy obviously!

Never get tired of seeing a nice boxed SNES collection! Very nice all around!

OK for placeholders if they were free but wouldn't pay money for any box with significant wear or damage unless it was super rare. Even then I would have trouble putting any significant money down.

made the trip. good to see y'all over here with yer tape collections

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I suspect it wilol kinda be like two movies mashed into one. I'll go see it but I'd be lying if I said I was really excited for it.

Looks great, Gloves! How do I view more posts per page?

Who is completely done with that other forum?

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Looks good, man. Can't wait to see further installments.

Brock? Is that you? I say start over with no reset. I'd be down to knock a bunch off the list.

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Hey, bub.