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1 hour ago, Sumez said:
[...] a tiny handful of Swedish private collectors have invested, so some of those may be accessible.
We'll cross our fingers that one will be set up at one of next years conventions - would love to give it a try
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This does seem to be old news, after I've Googled the subject a bit more. Was surprised it hadn't been discussed on here before.
@SumezDo you know of any venue in our part of the world that has an exA setup?
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Seems that Gimmick! will get a release for the exA-Arcadia arcade system.
https://exa.ac/product/gimmick-exact-mix/?v=0f177369a3b7
QuoteSUNSOFT’s master class in action platforming returns exclusively to the arcade with Gimmick! exAct☆Mix! With full compatibility with modern 16:9 LCD displays and legacy 4:3 CRT monitors, Gimmick! brings excitement and engagement to players, and big income to your arcade.
Gimmick! exAct☆Mix delivers smooth and detailed new graphics, an arranged soundtrack, and emphasized scoring mechanics to the NES/Famicom cult classic. A new Time Attack mode has been added, allowing for both new players to practice later stages, and for experienced players to compete for the best completion time. Stages may also be played in an alternate order with the Stage Edit function, keeping players of all skill levels coming back for more. Includes A1 poster, instruction sheet and instruction strip (Japanese and English).
Orders will be shipped out in the order received pending available inventory.
Price for the system is SGD$ 3,549 (~USD2,600)
Price the the game is SGD$1,699 (~USD1,245)
Game + system bought as bundle: SGD$4.529 (~USD3,320)
Wasn't familiar with the system, but it's interesting indeed.
Wouldn't expect someone going all in on a new arcade system in 2020 - Going to be interesting to see, how far they can take it.
Their list of partners already at this point is fairly impressive: https://exa.ac/en/partners/?v=0f177369a3b7
Thoughts?
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Mr. Gimmick NES SCN CIB
Hi,
For offer is this Mr. Gimmick SCN CIB; this is a genuine copy.
Reason for selling is that I'm shifting my focus towards Game & Watch games, so if you have any (boxed) Game & Watch games, I would welcome these as trade or part payment; I would also be interested in buying G&W's directly.
All offers considered. It's currently also on eBay for $2.300 OBO, but would consider a lower offer.
Hit me up, if there are any questions.
Will be shipped from Denmark.
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Listertordur
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Date07/09/2020
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N64 DK64 Diddy Kong Barrel (promo item?)
Donkey Kong 64 barrel.
I don't know much about this, but have been told it was a preorder bonus?
Total cost with shipping is $50.
If buyer is in Europe, cost with shipping is $40
About 14-15 cm high (about 5,5 - 6 inches)
Offers will be entertained as well.
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Listertordur
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Date06/12/2020
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Price$35.00
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I'm not sure I get it?
What exactly is fog gaming?
As far as I can see, we're just talking a kind of remote desktop solution for arcade games?
That can't be it - Does that even make sense? So you'll be at home playing with your controller, but instead of playing a port for whichever console you have at home, you'll be playing the arcade game remotely? But... why?
I have no idea, what's available in terms of arcade games in Japan, but are there masterpieces which aren't possible to port to home consoles, that people are craving for playing at home on a normal TV or monitor with a normal controller?
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On 4/17/2020 at 9:29 PM, ThePhleo said:
Fun thing about SCN though, they have those "Yapon Rentals" which are officially licensed! Again, as far as I know, no one (except maybe Braveheart69) knows how many titles are in that collection, but I'd guess that all 339 PAL-B titles are subject to be a part of the set.
If you're talking about a list over which games are available as Swedish Yapon, the best updated list is available on sndb.se - Their list counts 180 Swedish Yapon games, plus 7 more for Finland / Denmark.
I've tried doing the Spoiler thing here below to not use too much space.
Adventure Island II, The
Adventures in the Magic Kingdom
Adventures of Bayou Billy
Adventures of Lolo
Adventures of Lolo II
Adventures of Lolo III
Adventures of Rad Gravity
Anticipation
Athletic World
Barker Bill's Trick Shooting
Ballon Fight
Batman
Batman: Return of the Joker
Battle of Olympus
Battletoads
Bigfoot
Bionic Commando
Blades of Steel
Blaster Master
Blue Shadow
Bubble Bobble
Bucky O' Hare
Captain Planet
Castlevania
Castlevania II - Simon's Quest
Castlevania III
Chessmaster
Chip 'n' Dale - Rescue Rangers
Clu Clu Land
Cobra Triangle
Crash Test Dummies
Days of Thunder
Defender of the Crown
Deja Vu
Devil World
Die Hard
Donkey Kong 3
Donkey Kong Classics
Double Dragon II - The Revenge
Double Dragon III - The Sacred Stones
Double Dribble
Dragon's Lair
Dr. Mario
Duck Hunt
Duck Tales
Duck Tales 2
Eliminator Boat Duel
Excite Bike
F-15 Strike Eagle
Faxanadu
Fester's Quest
Flintstones - The Rescue of Dino & Hoppy
Flintstones - The Surprise at Dinosaur Peak
Gauntlet II
Ghostbusters II
Ghosts 'n' Goblins
Gold Medal Challenge
Golf
Goonies II
Gradius
Gremlins 2: The New Batch
Guardian Legend
Gumshoe
Gun.Smoke
Hammerin' Harry
Hogan's Alley
Ice Climber
Ice Hockey
Ikari Warriors
Ivan 'Ironman' Stewart's Super Off Road
Jack Nicklaus' Greatest 18 Holes of Major Championship Golf
Journey To Silius
Jetsons
Kabuki - Quantum Fighter
Kid Icarus
Knight Rider
Kung Fu
Lee Trevino's Fighting Golf
Legend of Zelda
Little Nemo - The Dream Master
Life Force
Little Samson
Maniac Mansion
Mach Rider
Mario Bros.
Mario & Yoshi
McDonald Land
Mega Man
Mega Man 2
Mega Man 3
Mega Man 4
Metal Gear
Metroid
Mike Tyson's Punch Out!!
Mission Impossible
NES Open Tournament Golf
Nintendo World Cup
North & South
Panic Restaurant
Paperboy
Pinball
Popeye
Power Blade
Pro Wrestling
Probotector
Punch Out!!
Puzznic
Rad Racer
R.C. Pro-Am
Rescue - The Embassy Mission
Road Fighter
Robin Hood
Robocop
Robowarrior
Rockin' Kats
Roller Games
Rush'n Attack
Rygar
Section Z
Shadowgate
Shadow Warriors
Shatterhand
Side Pocket
Silent Service
Simpsons - Bart vs. The Space Mutants
Simpsons - Bart vs. The World
Skate or Die
Ski or Die
Slalom
Snake Rattle 'n' Roll
Snake's Revenge
Soccer
Solomon's Key
Solomon's Key 2
Solar Jetman
Solstice
Spy vs. Spy
Star Force
Star Tropics
Star Wars
Stealth ATF
Street Gangs
Super Mario Bros.
Super Mario Bros. 2
Super Mario Bros. 3
Super Spike V'Ball
Sword Master
Swords and Serpents
Tale Spin
Tecmo Cup Football Game (står "soccer game" på insticket)
Tecmo World Wrestling
Teenage Mutant Hero Turtles
Teenage Mutant Hero Turtles II: The Arcade Game
Tennis
Terminator 2 - Judgment Day
Tetris
Tiger-Heli
Tiny Toon Adventures
Tiny Toon 2
To The Earth
Tom & Jerry
Top Gun
Top Gun - The Second Mission
Total Recall
Track & Field II
Track & Field in Barcelona
Trojan
Ufouria
Volleyball
Werewolf: The Last Warrior
Wild Gunman
Willow
Wizards & Warriors
Wizards & Warriors II - Ironsword
Wizards & Warriors III - Kuros: Visions of Power
Wrath of Black Mantha
Wrecking Crew
Xevious
Yoshi's Cookie
Zelda II: The Adventure of LinkNot all of the above were released in Denmark of Finland, but in addition to the above, Denmark got
R.C. Pro-Am II
Bill Barkers Trick ShootingAnd Finland got:
Mega Man 5
R.C. Pro-Am II
WWF Wrestlemania
Super TurricanSo, 180 Swedish Yapon's available, and 187 Yapon availables throughout Scandinavia
I don't believe the list has been updated in a while, so might be some games found since, which aren't part of the list, but all in-all it should be very close to what's available.
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Hi @Bubbapauls
Thanks for the list.
I'm curious about the quote:
On 1/12/2020 at 7:27 AM, Bubbapauls said:Mego Corporation made these LCD games right before Nintendo purchased the rights to them. Branded A Time Out Game. Do you remember where you have this information from, I would love to read your source on this, and curious to why Nintendo should've needed to purchase the rights to their own games?
Thanks,
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5 hours ago, ThePhleo said:
[...] let’s stop calling them reproductions and just call them what they are...pirated games.
Hear! Hear!
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On 4/15/2020 at 3:03 AM, Hammerfestus said:
umm how about some Tyr to wash it down:
Pretty cool to see Týr and music from the Faroe Islands represented
Here's some other stuff from the Faroe Islands as well
SIC - Killing Birth
Asyllex - Sodom
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Hi,
Does anyone know of any member here from Argentina? There are a few items I need bought from Mercade Libre once in a while, but I don't know anyone from the country; I would of course compensate a bit for the help.
Thanks
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Anyone here, by chance, know who the current/former owner of this is? https://gonintendo.com/stories/359224-extremely-rare-game-watch-demo-units-up-for-auction?fbclid=IwAR2R7wWHw0egMos6IsTuszthBYs7TEXNcW1dgphKFjvGn9oJ0wSnDs4fhYQ
Will be way outpriced for me, but we are a few who would love to get more information on this
Thanks
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16 hours ago, fcgamer said:
Anyways, judging by your username, are you from the Scandinavian / Nordic region by chance?
Well spotted, I did indeed pick these up in Denmark
@fcgamer and @Noobguy Thanks to the both of you for your inputs - A lot of interesting things; I had no idea that Sachens were distributed so widely under so many various names, nor did I have any idea, that they were easier to find in some regions than in others.
Really interesting stuff - Thanks
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14 hours ago, Noobguy said:
Where are you seeing ones that aren't black? All the ones on eBay and the ones I own are black cartridges. Actually, one or two might be dark gray, but I think most of mine are black. I don't know how truly rare they are. They do seem a little difficult to come by, but that's also possibly because not many people are interested in these. Where did you find these at? I hope to eventually get a full set one day. Some dude was selling a complete set a handful of years ago on NA, and I saw another set sold on eBay for $3500 I think.
I'm only seeing blue ones of Master Chu (Color dreams version). VGPC doesn't seem to have any recording of a black one. GVN has one recorded black cart, but that's a black color dreams one https://www.ebay.com/itm/283298474888
Hence why I'm a bit of a loss.
I agree that probably very few people might care. But I've lucked out a couple of times before with unlicensed black carts; I have a black cart CIB Menace Beach as well, which appears to be hight priced than its' blue counterpart.
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@Noobguy Thanks for the feedback I was under the impression they were much rarer, seeing as I couldn't find amy black cart versions on neither eBay nor VGPC...?
Unlicensed games have never been my forté though, so I'll have to take your word for it
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Leaving Las Vegas, 1995
Starring Nicholas Cage as Ben Sanderson and Elizabeth Shue as Sera
Two lines I've always felt were quite strong and deep, and could be interpreted in many ways and in regards to many personal issues and problems and how we choose to overcome them, or to not overcome them.
[Ben] I don't know if I started drinking 'cause my wife left me or my wife left me 'cause I started drinking.
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[Sera] Is drinking a way of killing yourself?
[Ben] Or, is killing myself a way of drinking?- 1
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15 minutes ago, cartman said:
But it is the point you're making. She's the result of media coverage over a little girl ditching school over a social issues. These movements where people subscribe to this or that topic on social media or are supposed sit/stand/wear/not wear something to show they're allied to a cause are literally kicked off ALL the fucking time.
It's shallow garbage. A mere symptom of the times with likes, followers and celebrity worship.
Aye, I don't disagree with you, the phenomena you're describing can be quite tiresome.
The difference with Ms. Thunbergs coverage, as i see it, that not only are the "people subscribe to this or that topic on social media or are supposed sit/stand/wear/not wear something to show they're allied to a cause" engulfed in her cause, but also an abundance of other individuals are actively voicing their opinion about how stupid she is, about her diagnosis, about her school, about her privilige, about her not understanding how the world works, about how she should let the adults take care of it, about how her speeches are scripted, about how her sailing trip was a failure, about how she's not a scientis and so on.
This, that "everyone" is talking about the subject, whether they agree or not, and whether they like her or not, sparks a completely different impact and awareness on the subject, than what subjects brought forth by the Kims and Kanyes of this world would create. Most people how don't care about the Kims and Kanyes just don't debate about them. "Everyone" debates about ms. Thunberg. She's managed to get attention from all generations and in all form for medias, both old and new. I'm pretty sure that the attention she has received was not of the kind anticipated or hoped, but nonetheless, she has managed to get a LOT of attention for a 16-year old.
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4 minutes ago, cartman said:
So that's all that matters, who is trending at the moment?
Not at all - and that wasn't the point I was trying to convey. The point I was trying to convey was that with the massive media coverage of her, and her unavoidable social media exposure, a large amount of people not even talking about climate change before, have now started to voice their opinion - Whether they agree or not. Just getting this kind of extended exposure on the subject is a very large step in the right way - And might affect generation Z and its' successors more than any other climate activist.
10 minutes ago, cartman said:If you're studying something and you don't attend you're ditching, yes.
That was the point - She's actually not studying, she's finished studying for now - therefore she's not ditching anything.
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51 minutes ago, Wandering Tellurian said:
I am not sure that Greta has made a great impact
Ms. Thunberg has had a huge impact, maybe not in the way she intended, but she definitely has gotten a lot of people to actually watch news about climate subjects and to debate it online (although the debate often is directed at ms. Thunberg herself rather than the subject itself). So just bringing (even more) attention to the subject of climate change in such a way that no-one has managed before, not even mr. Gore with his "An Inconvenient Truth" tour, I'd say she has made quite an impression.
29 minutes ago, cartman said:It's a fucking kid ditching school.
That is actually a myth. Most Scandinavian schools are only compulsory up to 9th grade (around the age of 15 or 16), which she has finished. She now has the choice to continue with a higher education or to do something completely different.
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Package came from Japan today - Always nice getting stuff from Japan - Always seems like they like to take good care of their stuff.
The Mario Bros. with the Pokka logo is a promotional item, where people supposedly had to collect vouchers from the company Pokka and then mail them in to win a Pokka branded Mario Bros. Pokka makes soft drinks, so it kinda links up with the game, where the gameplay consists of Mario and Luigi working at a bottle factory. Supposedly, there only exist 500 Pokka branded Mario Bros. games, but I'm personally skeptical about that figure and believe there are more.
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1 hour ago, Secret Santa said:
Priority (not flat rate) is $57.90, while First Class is indeed $61.
That's as good as you'll get using USPS; not sure if other carriers may be better.
Geez. I've tried my luck googling, but haven't found any reasonable other courier. This sucks. But thanks for confirming
1 hour ago, themisfit138 said:UPS, USPS, and FedEx rates have been getting terribly high in recent years. Even shipping to Canada is expensive any more, even flat rate a box your size within the U.S. would be around $20.
I shipped a few 64 games(cart only) last summer to a fellow NAer in a small package just slightly bigger than the carts to Taiwan. The cheapest rates I found were with USPS and it was still around $30. Shipping cost in the U.S. are just expensive.
If N64 carts cost that much to send overseas, I probably shouldn't complain about my $61
4 minutes ago, Sumez said:This is the primary reason I almost never buy anything from the US anymore. It was fun while it lasted
I haven't bought anything from the U. S. in a long time, was cheaper back then. Was hoping to start buying some stuff again, but looks like I'll just have to stick to Europe and Japan... Or start consolidating packages with freight forwarders again, but consolidation tends to lead to buying more stuff thsn you need.
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Would've been better to just overnight a PC Engine from Japan.
(that's a Dom joke as well...)
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Hi,
I've ordered a Super CD-ROM2 from an American (Indiana), and he's having trouble finding decent shipping prices for sending it to me (in Denmark). I've been quoted International First Class at $61 as the cheapest possible.
I find it quite strange, that I can't find any cheaper option, since I could ship the same package the other way around for less than $20, by air, and that's from a country where services in general are a LOT more expensive than in the U.S.
The package is 3 lb and 12 oz.
I'm sure there are some people here who regularly ship internationally, so I was hoping someone could give me some advice
Thanks
Games totally reskinned for release in another country
in The Gauntlet
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Can't help but mention Baby T-Rex, which was reskinned and renamed to Agro Soar for the Australian market, We're back! A Dinosaur Story for the US market and Bamse for the Scandinavian market.