Joyomofrobro

19 hours ago, Ankos said:

Konami is a surprisingly common brand for oldschool pirate carts. They're built better than the cheapo stuff that you can get on aliexpress, and are a lot harder to find. You might be be able to get a little bit for it

I got a cool other pirate by Konami too I realized, and it's 'Street Fighter 2' but an 8-bit NES version!

13 hours ago, Sumez said:

This is the most bootleg looking NES cart I've seen in a while. There are no logos on the label, the image is stretched horizontally, and the paper itself looks like a photocopy.

I'm curious what about it makes you think it could be legit?

I thought it is actual Made In Japan by Konami company and I live in Western Canada, got it in a game lot!

5 hours ago, Joyomofrobro said:

I am mostly wondering if I can get in on a sale to someone who is a 'The Simpsons' finatic, on my EBay. But this would have to be a very obscure find to be better off on a sale. Maybe someone knows if this is obscure, pic for attention!

I am not attemting to sell to people here, just broke and no way to know the value or rareness!

I am mostly wondering if I can get in on a sale to someone who is a 'The Simpsons' finatic, on my EBay. But this would have to be a very obscure find to be better off on a sale. Maybe someone knows if this is obscure, pic for attention!

I have been okay lately but just at music and collecting games as always. Now I came to wonder about my game Bart Vs The World on NES, I live in Western Canada. I want to know if it's a certain region release or international, maybe even a company outing, Konami. Possibility it's legit in my oppinion by checking it out maybe unlicensed I just never seen one like it. if any of the great people here know or have seen anything on this I would appreciate. I used to rent this game in the day but the grey NES cart North America always liked becoming Bartman!

This game is out of the ordinairy to me I was able to access every game if anyone is wondering. But I am at odds if any others own something of this sort and gave it a play like me entirely by chance. I am at much and this is just one game of many to post for now, thanks for any help in the comments. To add I can only say it's interesting over-all more than most!

13 hours ago, ZeldaFreak said:

So, just to be clear, is this a chiptune you created for the contest, or is this a song that you're hoping to turn in to a chiptune for the contest? Just want to make sure I'm not misunderstanding anything.

It's a song I wish to turn into a chip tune, I have FamiTracker but it turned out completely different!

I make music and have a track I want to make into a chip tune it is very similar just not in the format, any help matters,

Retro gaming can sometimes feel like it's in the oblivion, Retroblivion!

Joyomofrobro - Retroblivion (3:57) Year-2000

MP3@128KB

- I hope it is enjoyed!!

19 hours ago, Tanooki said:

I didn't know you were into Game Gear too or was it part of the lot?

I got the four Game Gear multi-games in the lot I'm going to pick up a system again had one in the way back times but never found these types of games ever. I was hoping to find Super Mario Bros. on one of them still in search of one with that title to play on a Sega system, they exist!

I feel lucky to have been the recipient of an offer to obtain those 80 or so multi-carts I recently scored. These are the portable multi-games I ended up with twenty one more than I had but threw mine in the picture as well to show all. Just wanted to share conclusive picture, I promised to come back here to show the rest of my great haul. Now I can search for the ones I don't have slowly on the internet to get because I'm off to this unexpected start. It was nice to hear from members in my last post of the NES pirates, the first post of these two total!

7 hours ago, fcgamer said:

9. Is (40 In 1) Canada, has (Back Label)

I just love this cartridge because I live in Canada and it says Made In Canada. It's very unique a 40 In 1 cartridge, picture!

5 hours ago, Tanooki said:

Wow a tsr reference, now that's a throwback to my era of things... tsr's, nes world, the warp pipe, and the epic daves video gaming classics.   The stuff that ended up flying around in the wild west of cart dumping and emulation was utterly fun, fantastic, and amazing on a daily basis.

I hope your really do enjoy the hell out of those carts, the multis give a lot of overlap, but they give also a lot of fun in one package.

Then again, singles can too.  I got a copy of a 'Street Fighter III' game here for example, it has the best of various hack versions of SF2 for the NES, shockingly works well, and has the roster, not just jank with 4 characters...hope yours is that.  Those random character looking carts, usually the top flap have a typwriter looking label to tell you what's in there.  I've got one, it's a more obscure Supervision 16in1 cart which has some better titles on it than the usual multicarts, not the usual NROM(no mapper) stuff, instead it is likeUNROM stuff, 128kb sized titles.  You can see the list here: https://bootleggames.fandom.com/wiki/Supervision_16-in-1

If you want something made in the last decade I can suggest a pair of utterly fantastic carts you can get off aliexpress, ebay, etsy that have many of the utterly over valued heavy priced titles on the NES rolled up into a little cart.

It is the same Street Fighter that you have I bet, I played it runs surprisingly well. I just collect the older carts. I got another one of these but it's games are re-arranged, picture!

2 hours ago, nesmaster14 said:

Fun stuff.  And also the classic Arbian Nights cart, which may or may not have this as the title screen:

My Arbian Nights is different, but I am looking for Arbian Nights 260 had it long ago!

7 hours ago, fcgamer said:

Cartridge analysis:

1. Is (58 In 1)
4. Is (76 In 1)
6. Is (110 In 1)
7. Is (190 In 1)
9. Is (40 In 1) Canada, has (Back Label)
10. Is (42 In 1)
12. Is (58 In 1)
14. Is (76 In 1)
15. Is (80 In 1 Cartridge Story II) PICTURE INCLUDED!!
21. Is (Powerful 250 In One) Golden 250 (72-Pin)
- Also own a Golden 250 that has converter too!
26. Is (Street Fighter III)

When I was growing up and still a kid I remember my friends dad owning cartridges like the ones in picture that I include but he only had about six. He told me there are better ones than the ones that he had at that time. A few days ago I got a collection of games like those and now have all of these. The games in picture are the ones I am keeping I have another twenty I will figure out what to do with eventually, for the NES cartridges. The other are all mostly portable games for the 80 or so in total, I will post as I get time to check them all out next. I just thought someone might like to see a collective picture of my new NES games collection score besides official releases. The top row is my double variants, only one other double below!

On 3/12/2023 at 8:16 PM, Tyree_Cooper said:

Is it the final retail software?

It is the entire game for play quite sure it's the same as the later release!

For the collection which is not much I only have about 200 official games I added this. I want rare Not For Resale's and heard the Super Mario Advance game I recently posted of ended up all over Nintendo actually released them to the public Not For Resale did not really matter for that one. But my friend says this Not For Resale is probably uncommon. Just wanted to share. And by the way I know this game is authentic because of where I bought, some people said the colors threw them off. The back of cart store sticker and the visible tiny number imprint on front label make cart authentic!

On 1/1/2023 at 10:02 PM, Jeevan said:

Happy Birthday @Joyomofrobro!  Hope you have a good 'un!

Thanks, my best score of 2022 from a member of Video Game Sage who is a local friend!

7 minutes ago, Tanooki said:

I have no idea if you got hosed, paid fair, or got a deal.

I got from a trusted store I bought Final Fantasy III for SNES there on the day released 1994!

Hello to everyone been some time since I made a post but now will be more active here again I miss this place, Happy Holiday's!!

                         I found a game online for sale in past few days in a local video game store so I stayed up until pay that day at 3AM to purchase. I paid $79.99 plus $9.99 to ship in city to me, about $95.00 in Canadian currency. It arrived at a postal outlet for pickup two days ago and when I actually seen I noticed it looks to be in top condition. Label looks untouched has no ware at all on it. But now I came to realize where do these set prices come from for a specific game like this. And this Super Mario Advance cartridge is a Mario game and Mario games have historically sold for the higher prices when rare. Maybe now that I bought I can get to the bottom line and find out what is special about this game. Rating pending seems to me better than a Sonic the Hedgehog not for resale if this was looked at as just that. Probably this would have been a demo but game is in full. So if anyone knows how this can be priced I would be happy to hear about. It has a little imprinted number on label a 22 is on it, if that can be a clue to something!

On 4/16/2022 at 7:10 AM, Tyree_Cooper said:

love that photo with zelda 2 running on the tv

sooo... which town is that? i havent played zelda in more than 15 years.

Its the town where you jump up on the roof and go down chimney to get the reflect spell you can see in pic!

3 hours ago, Dr. Morbis said:

Awesome picture!  When I got my SNES in 1991, it had this giant poster of games available, and near the bottom it had "Zelda III" coming soon, so as a kid LTTP was always Zelda 3 in my neighbourhood...

You are right I have the poster on wall, Zelda III to all the unbelievers!

3 hours ago, CodysGameRoom said:

People who enjoy Zelda II: The Adventure of Link!

I did me playing Zelda II back in the time of game such an old photograph I really enjoyed that instalment!

5 hours ago, Tabonga said:

That is one of the most useful game guides I ever bought - the official Nintendo one is nice but nowhere as complete as this one.

I had no idea how much better it was thanks for letting me know I used to have the Nintendo Power guide!

6 hours ago, RH said:

Ok, ignorance about to be shown— I thought Link’s Awakening was the third in the series?

This one was volume 34 cover of Nintendo Power and Link's Awakening was volume 50 cover of Nintendo Power!