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Thank you. I plan to do some more soon. Is the M.C. Kids unboxing still on target for April?

Gremlins 2 The New Batch (Oval Seal) Box: NES-2Z USA Cart: NES-2Z-USA Manual: NES-2Z-USA ☆ Nintendo Power Advert: PMG-USA Warning Leaflet: NES-RPTV-USA Registration Card: SUN-NES-US Smooth Black Dust Cover There was some damage to the plastic, but the top of the box had its plastic completely intact.

It looks textured to me. What does it look like to you?

You're very welcome. I have at least one more to contribute very soon.

P.O.W. Prisoners of War (Oval Seal) Box: NES-EW USA Cart: NES-EW-USA Manual: NES-EW-USA Nintendo Power Advert: PMG-VR-USA Smooth Black Dust Cover

Try Short Peace: Ranko Tsukigime's Longest Day. It has a PAL release. On one side of the disc, there are 4 anime shorts, the other side has an actually pretty good game. Short review below: https://youtu.be/Z5CycsojA7Q

The Miracle Piano Teaching System.

Do you need help with any pictures of the front covers?

Does anyone know what would make M.C. Kids 100% complete?

Okay, I found this post that lists the majority, if not all SNES game contents: https://www.videogamesage.com/topic/841-snes-master-list-for-cib-by-shortstop444/#comment-12392

Nintendoage used to have pictures of probably every Super NES game in its 100% complete state. That resource is gone now unless someone kept a list or downloaded all the pictures before NA went down. I created this thread so members could exchange information on what made a certain Super NES game 100% complete. I could even make a list I would update every week if enough people were interested in that.

Curious to know what other games you have for sale?

I have Bill Elliot's Nascar Challenge non- contest version. It's in very good condition. Box has some wear. I'll throw in a box protector if you decide to purchase. Message me if interested.

The brand of battery doesn't really matter. I've only soldered batteries into SNES games, but I like to include a battery holder because once you remove the original battery from its position, it's pretty difficult to re-use the original holder for the new battery. Here's a picture of a battery replacement I did. It's nice and neat in there.

Thanks guys!

Thanks. Do the SNES boxed games hang off at all on the shelves?

@doner24 Where did you get the bookcases you use for your boxed Super NES games?

My collecting goal for 2020 is to spend less on gaming. Probably spent waaay too much on video games in 2019.

I'm glad you could join.

Well, I guess we will have to start everything from scratch here!

Thanks for sharing this with us!

Here's a few suggestions for the Wii I didn't see yet: Alien Syndrome Batman: The Brave and the Bold Battalion Wars 2 Bit. Trip Complete A Boy and His Blob Castle of Shikigami III Cursed Mountain Dawn of Discovery Dokapon Kingdom Endless Ocean: Blue World Final Fantasy Fables: Chocobo's Dungeon Fishing Resort FlingSmash Fortune Street Fragile Dreams: Farewell Ruins of the Moon Ghost Squad Go Vacation Heavenly Guardian Ivy the Kiwi? Kirby's Dream Collection Kirby's Epic Yarn Kirby's Return to Dreamland Lego Star Wars III: The Clone Wars Lost in Shadow Mad World Mario Strikers Charged Metroid Prime Trilogy Metroid Other M MiniCopter: Adventure Flight Octomania One Piece Unlimited Adventure Prince of Persia: Forgotten Sands Red Steel 2 Rhythm Heaven Fever Samurai Showdown Anthology SNK Arcade Classic Vol. 1 Super Paper Mario Tetris Party Deluxe Trauma Team: Second Opinion Trauma Center Wii Party Check out some Youtube videos on these games to see if they're up your alley. Most of these games are cheap to acquire. I love the Wii!

I like Kollector's a lot better. The ones I got from Kollector feel much more sturdier, the fit is snug, and the flaps stay where they are supposed to. I've tried video game box protectors, retro protection and a few others. By far Kollector's were the best I've found, so much so I've started swapping out my other box protectors for Kollector's and giving the old ones away.

Glad you're now a believer.

I recently purchased the NES game P.O.W. and decided to open it up and clean it. I found stickers covering up the two biggest chips on the board. I took one of the stickers off to see if it was a eprom (it wasn't) and put it back on to take a picture. I wonder does anyone else had this experience with a POW game?