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I would assume that the Capcom version was initially intended to be a USA release, and a print run was ready to go. Then Capcom sold the distribution rights to Nintendo, so Nintendo had them un-box the printed copies and ship the carts to Playtronic, who printed Brazilian boxes and manuals to put the carts in. When the Capcom carts ran out, Playtronic just used -1 carts (as evidenced on Mercado Livre, where there are many -1 MM6 with a Brazilian back sticker.) When the -1 carts ran out Nintendo gave Playtronic permission to print their own labels, and Nintendo did a late board run and shipped them to Brazil.

Playtronic MM6 - 9620 date

1 MM6 - 9403 date

Took pics of all 3 boards. Capcom MM6 - 9345 date -1 MM6 - 9403 date Playtronic MM6 - 9620 date The hole you are talking about is only on the Capcom and -1 boards, the Brazilian board has no hole. (Pics so large I have to make separate pic posts)

It's real, the date codes are correct. I don't think it is an attempted label swap. Whoever pulled the label was probably a kid when they did it.

I thought I was awesome at RBI Baseball on NES. Then I had a roommate from Japan after college...and he would completely destroy me every time we played.

This guy's listing is like mental illness personified. https://www.ebay.com/itm/TESTED-Nintendo-GameCube-spice-orange-Game-Boy-Player-only-No-Disc/164691802546

You don't actually get "paid" until Ebay sends your money a few days later, but they expect you to ship the next day. As soon as something is sold I consider the payment as made/valid and ship the stuff out as soon as I can.

I didn't see anyone post an answer, so I went and took pics of mine. SML -2 "E" variant, 9945

Oh, no you CAN print labels through PP, but if you were previously getting your sale $$$ put into your PP, but aren't any more...it can cause a problem. The current options for label payment are PP and deduct from payout.

I had my PP as the default way to pay for shipping labels on Ebay. Which, was no problem, since money was always going in from the sale. Then they went to managed payments, but they don't auto-change the way you pay for your shipping labels. My PP balance ran dry, and the backup was an old bank account that had about $100 in it. Next thing I know I'm getting overdraft notices! Anyways, don't forget to change your label payment to reduce from your payout...sigh.

Here is the cheapest cart I see on Ebay: https://www.ebay.com/itm/Hamtaro-Rainbow-Rescue-Nintendo-Gameboy-Advance-Game-Boy-GBA-original-cartridge/224165054940

I have ordered many things from Europe to the US since the start of the pandemic and the shipping is still generally fairly quick. 2-4 weeks. Spain, Italy, Germany, Belgium, Netherlands, France all seem to be functioning at close to normal. I just ordered something from China with an estimated delivery date of 2 weeks. I doubt it will arrive by then, but we will see.

Sigh....lol

What the hell, I'm in. I'll be a Wyvern

I don't think there are any ASI GBC games. There are ASM games though - like this one from Taiwan.

That HAS to be a sticker. Can you take the cut box out of the rental case?

Interested! Is there any way to watch a recorded version of your cast? The link in your post just sends you to an offline page.

Sweet, I found the coupon in "My Messages" You registered on 11-30-1998 First Purchase: Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure T-Shirt XL on 1-27-2002. First Sale: PS2 Playstation 2 New Sealed Free Shipping!!! on 12-17-2001. Wow, I was a seller before being a buyer? That doesn't sound right. I definitely bought some things in 1999/2000. Says: Ends 9/10. Min. spend $25.01. Special offer just for you.

It gets worse when you zoom in.

I bet it was intentionally bad to get everyone talking about it. I never would never have given Fifa 21 a second of thought had you not been turned off by the cover and posted this. Free advertising! Pretty smart actually...

The box you say?

Neat. What is the white sticker going across the top of the label?

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Nintendo-NES-Console-Video-Game-System-Complete-2-Games/254644459294 Original NES system with a low serial # - 384,000

^Good recent example is DoctorEncore posting a bounty thread for some games I had, but was not planning on selling. The bounty was more than fair, so I messaged him. Sold, shipped delivered. Bounties work for rare and hard to find things only. You have to pry them from people who don't want to part with them.