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  1. Any update as to what ever happened with this?
  2. You should scan it and upload it to archive.org (for e.g.) These catalogues are useful for finding out more information and hiding them behind a fee isn't cool Here's a catalogue from the 90s from Poland for the Pegasus Famiclone: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1KQo7L4AQAINhJ1JA1En1d2uE7tDwyud5/view?usp=sharing which is cool. No idea where I got it though
  3. some history about HES: its owner is Italian (but in Australia), and many very rare HES variants haves been found in Italy. I believe this 2-in-1 bundle wasn't "distributed" by HES in Australia (and I'm quite sure Skylerz from NA confirmed this), but clearly it has that link to the company.
  4. More reading for you: https://archive.nes.science/nintendoage-forums/nintendoage.com/forum/messageview6a76.html?catid=5&threadid=96726 http://www.autofish.net/hosted/famitek/ https://archive.nes.science/nintendoage-forums/nintendoage.com/forum/messageview1fdf.html?catid=5&threadid=165237 https://archive.nes.science/nintendoage-forums/nintendoage.com/forum/messageview6a76.html?catid=5&threadid=96726 What ever happened to Werrock and Comboy and famitek from NA? Damn I miss NA
  5. Hey, speaking about the famicom adapators in NES games, what about Ice Climber? I outline here why I expect it not to exist:
  6. For the past 10 years I've heard rumours that Spaco, a Spanish distributor for Nintendo, released Tiny Toons 2 in 1997: or https://www.kaiserland77.com/wikines77/index.php/Historia_de_la_NES from 2011. then even from 2007: https://forum.digitpress.com/forum/showthread.php?99604-History-of-the-NES-in-Europe I would love to get my hands on one of those carts to check it out.
  7. What are these going for these days? All are VGC, with manual.. Ignore the Asian version Tetris
  8. > And as far as HES being “rare”, rare doesnt always equal valuable. >I only speak for myself, but I as someone who does collect unlicensed NES i stay away from HES and Aladdin stuff (sachen too). Yes, I agree that rare does not equal expensive (in fact, it's usually quite the opposite..) Surpringly, I remember Americans buying HES games at an extreme premium versus how much they cost in Australia. Probably just because they're difficult to get to the US. >Send me a list with prices and I'll let you know. What? I know how to find prices for them, but I have like 500 other games to get prices for, so the unlicensed ones I have are not so much a pririoty, and I just wanted to know what the market looks like now for them, versus 4-6 years ago. By the way, anyone remember this? I'm guessing nobody cares about these anymore..
  9. When you say down across the board, are you talking about down from the boom that the past couple of years has been, or 4+ years ago? To give a sort of idea of the prices I was paying years ago (not 100% of when these were bought, it could even be 6 years ago) for these things, I got some of my Tengen games (CIB, good/vgc I guess) for..: Tetris $50USD, Tengen RBI Baseball $30, Klax $20, Indiana Jones $35, Krazy KReatures $30, Vindicators $15. I have more I guess but can't quickly find the price I paid for them.. The HES games are more interesting I think since they are really rare, but I don't think many people know about that market on VGS except for some of the older collectors..
  10. Hi all, I'm slowly looking to sell my collection and have not really been keeping up to date with how the market looks for the past 4 years or so, _especially_ regarding unlicensed games. I have a near-full HES set (not variants..) as well as various games from Tengen, Color Dreams, Wisdom Tree, and AVE. What is the market looking like these days for these sorts of games, especially compared to four years ago? Can I also ask for valuations on this subforum too, or does that belong in a different subforum?
  11. This may not be the right place to post this, but I don't know where your other "NES Misprints" thread is. I noticed that the manual for the Australian(Mattel)-released "Rad Racer" has a misprint on the manual. The "white" part of the text on the back and front label is not aligned with the other colors. It's much more obvious in-person than in the photos, and in-person, it's obvious it's not intended. See how it is misaligned with both blue and red text/logo. Doesn't seem to have affected any of the other PAL-A Rad Racer games.
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