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My respect for all civilized Americans. This image is just the crazy one that for some reason took it personally. My intention when entering here and exchanging information about N64 exclusives. As well as looking for f1 grand prix 2 released only in Europe. I could sell items from my personal collection or even exchange them. I believe that real collectors are not limited to their little world, and one more item in the collection and what really matters.

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I don't know, ask the guy there because he's freaking out. This game has no definite value because here in Brazil it is an extremely rare game. N64 was a very expensive video game which led to the ps1 market taking over the Brazilian gamea. that's why he hears few copies sold here in Brazil, and Brazilians don't keep a box much less manual. open the packaging and go to the trash ..

But who said I want to sell? breathe ... here and just to talk about Game not fighting ring .. but I can say that your assessment of who I am is very superficial. You know nothing innocent.

maybe there where you live, but here and elsewhere, yes. for real collectors not amateurs ..

I agree in the version Pal-n has complete and practically new. but it doesn't work on Ntsc consoles ... and it's as common in Europe as Mario 64 and it doesn't even come close to being a rare item, maybe 50 years from now.

I don't need to buy from Ebay I already have 3 F1 ok .... I will explain the cause of the yellowing. Inside the plastic, a flameproof product is placed to prevent the items from catching on fire at high temperatures ... but the Game's own "heat" or even the "UV" light activates these particles making the plastic yellow ... Never in my life have I seen moisture in plastic, moisture only affects Metal-Paper and Chip etc ... but never plastic.

F1 CiB 300 $ kkk ... Good Luck ... It took me 10 years to have 3 copies of this game and a delivery to have the box ... This does not exist for sale here in Brazil ... Yellow is not because of the Sun, all tapes have a factory defect and yellow, even if they are stored or not.

In fact it would not make sense to have a full set by Snes because its library of games is very large. But on the N64 it makes sense because fullset means all games regardless of region, what you say is nothing but patriotism. Real collector "Raiz" is that not even a gold digger is always looking for new precious stones. Why wouldn't I as a Brazilian want to have a Japanese game like Sin And Punishment or Bangaio? Or even want a Clay fighther sculptor cul Usa? Or even Taz express EU? In the Brazilian collectors we collect any game, even more if this game is very good .. Let's go after the game even in the fifth of hell kkkk

Exactly. In fact, what changes in the BR version is just a label and the writing in Portuguese. But in the case of ShadowMan and South Park the subtitles are in Portuguese and not in English. Both in Brazil-USA and in Japan the color standard is NTSC, the variant after that is only to inform the origin of the product. Type NtSc- "J" Japan. The only one not compatible with the 3 countries Br-Jp and Usa and European Standard because it works with the frequency of 50hertz which generates a frequency incompatibility in the systems Br-Jp and Usa and use 60herts of frequency. But do you know what's incredible? I have a European Hunter Dinosaur turok that works with a simple adapter on both my N64 Br and the N64 it uses, but interesting is that when testing Taz express it doesn't work. The message "not compatible with system" appears.

In fact, this game was launched in Brazil due to a passion that the Brazilian had for Formula 1 with the best driver in the world "Ayrton Senna" and in Europe because Formula 1 is like Brazil for football. The release statement is not correct because it is at the end of production, but where games will have specific audiences. ex: sin and punshment, which came out only in japan. A matter of color was that at the time, Brazilian TVs used the "PAL-M 60hertz" color pattern in Europe "PAL-N50hertz. Unlike Japan and Usa, which already used" NtSC "at that time, it was necessary to do the transcoding on the console by changing crystal color for image to be colored and to play Japanese games the region locks were cut.

As a Nintendo fan and collector, I only consider the full set complete with all games released for the console, regardless of the region where it was released. This game I consider a masterpiece of the 64 for its graphic design. Using S-video cable and expander on a crt TV the image is spectacular. Even in Brazil the box and manual are extremely rare to say the least impossible

Hello everybody. I was on the hunt for the F1 racing championship 2 and I ended up finding this debate. I am a collector from Brazil and I have 2 loose units for sale. I tried to sell on ebay but I would have to have an account and an international card, which made it impossible to sell there. study sale or exchange for games of 64.