Sivak
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Just to clear up any confusion: Yes indeed. This was authorized by me for the small run only.
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Just a memo: The lot has been sold. Not sure if it's possible to have topics locked, but if so I'd appreciate it. -
Unfortunately interested offers have fallen through. This is still available.
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Updated with some recent sales. Thanks again everyone!
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Memo: Updated the original thread with an "in negotiations" notice.
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Thanks for the message. I'd really like to do it as a lot as mentioned.
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Thanks for the tip. I attached 4 photos.
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UPDATE NOV 30, 2023: The lot has been sold. Details This lot contains volumes 6-83* (see notes about missing issues). With the missing issues factored in, it would be 76 total issues. As these are old and I was young when I got them, the condition of them varies a lot. Some are great, some are missing covers (mainly the earlier issues as they were made with staples back then), some have tears here and there, etc. I really just want to do this as a lot. If anyone is interested, please PM. Please note that I can't take pics of each individual issue. Thanks. A few photos have been attached to give a general idea of things. Important: Absolutely no returns on these if a deal is made. Missing Issues As the subject states: This lot DOES NOT contain volumes 1-5. ALSO: Volumes 9 and 72 are missing (no idea why)
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Update: Found some Gameboy Advance games and added them.
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Updated the original with some sales. Thanks everyone thus far. Plenty is still available.
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@Mega Tank Please PM for those. Thanks.
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Greetings again everyone. I am back in the US and decided to re-open this thread. We had some great transactions last year and hope to have some more this year. Some things may get added as I find them, but I've got some things up for now. Anyone looking to do business, please PM. Thanks.
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As the topic says, over the past few weeks I've been making my own NES assembler. It's my first time writing something in Python. It's based on the NESASM syntax, which is what I used to make all of my games. I always liked the simplicity of just typing "nesasm FILE" and that's all there is to building a game (provided your code is right). After getting back into development and looking at NESASM again I realized that there are certain features it was lacking and tried to come up with some ways to make doing certain things somewhat easier. It's not ready for release yet, but I will say that a few days ago I was able to build all of my games with the new assembler and they built 100% the same byte for byte. Just thought I'd announce this for any developers looking for a potential new tool.
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Had some more sales and have updated things. If anyone wants anything they have until Thursday this week (Jul 28) to finalize sales. Thanks.
