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lol, this is a challenge and to me the first person gets it done then its cool. did not realize i need to say what game i was working on so i was in the wrong. @Floating Platformsgo for any game you want, i really want to see all the games beat. i don't have "dibs" on any game just dibs on being the high score at the end of the year.

SI Golf has the get par or better on every hole in 1 player mode. as for the passwords only works for holes after the last hole all scores are lost. i have been working to get the par or better for a few days i can get to hole 7 with 3 under then on the 8 hole it all goes to crap. its like the wind gets harder at lease on the country oaks course.

Judge Dredd is done! this one has passwords but you have to find them. i was not lucky enough to find one until the second to last level. i guess that is the best time to find one. the worst part was the god like abc warbots in the janus lab. using the main gun was not effective, i ended up using every weapon i had ( get a rule book it will help with identification). i had no clue what i was picking up. Rico was easy if you are able to get to the sweet spot( at this point all i had was the main gun and 3 lives and a clamp to hold down the fire button (auto fire is a wonderful thing) 2 life and 35 or so minutes later the game was over. in all it took about 10 hours of wondering and 6 or so restarts (really needed to find the diskettes for the passwords) one note have a power supply to plug in!!

lol thought i replaced that part oh well, but the list i posted was what i have.

i just now re catalogging the list but these are the one i have marked via chip date (PCB Date codes can be determined by this also) and only those with a -1 or -2 variant. is this what your looking for 9745 - Wheel of Fortune - GAMETEK 9819 - Wheel of Fortune - GAMETEK 9808 - Trax - Elecrto-Brain 9642 - Mr. Chin's Gourmet Paradise - Electro Brain 9838 - Felix the Cat - Electro-Brain 9838 - Adventure Island II: Aliens in Paradise - Electro-Brain 9838 - Milon's Secret Castle - Electro-Brain 9844 - Bonk's Adventure - Electro-Brain 9844 - Revenge of the 'Gator - Electro-Brain 9844 - Adventure Island - Electro-Brain 9337 - Jeopardy! - GameTek 9747 - Jeopardy! - GameTek 9713 - Ultra Golf - Konami 9736 - Blades of Steel - Konami 9740 - Animaniacs - Konami 9622 - Track & Field - Konami 9622 - Raging Fighter - Konami 9623 - Kid Dracula - Konami 9623 - World Circuit Series - Konami 9629 - Operation C - Konami 9845 - Chessmaster, The - Mindscape 9736 - Bubble Bobble - Natsume 9736 - Chase HQ - Natsume 9737 - Elevator Action - Natsume 9804 - Bubble Bobble: Part 2 - Natsume 9813 - Super Chase HQ - Natsume 9804 - Tale Spin - Sunsoft 9804 - Who Framed Roger Rabbit? - Sunsoft 9805 - Darkwing Duck - Sunsoft 9811 - Final Fantasy Adventure - Sunsoft 9812 - Final Fantasy Legend III - Sunsoft 9812 - Final Fantasy Legend - Sunsoft 9832 - Tumble Pop - Sunsoft 9833 - Burger Time Deluxe - Sunsoft 9833 - Burger Time Deluxe - Sunsoft 9833 - Lock 'N Chase - Sunsoft 9833 - Side Pocket - Sunsoft 9833 - Tumble Pop - Sunsoft 9838 - Aerostar - Sunsoft 9838 - Daedalian Opus - Sunsoft 9839 - Turrican - Sunsoft 9843 - Burger Time Deluxe - Sunsoft 9844 - Final Fantasy Legend II - Sunsoft 9721 - Jungle Book, The - THQ 9722 - Jungle Book, The - THQ 9735 - Aladdin - Disney's Classic Video Game - THQ 9735 - Jungle Book, The - THQ 9740 - Lion King, The - THQ 9706 - Star Wars: Empire Strikes Back, The - Ubisoft 9843 - Dragon's Lair: The Legend - Ubisoft 9284 - Caesar's Palace - Virgin

what is the list of game you have as "Reprints" listing

New unknown sweepstakes Game boy Color Console

Just finished Alfred Chicken. found out that my b button has a huge delay and not at the right time.

Not bad price for $200 cib. its crazy how these Lock N' Chase are coming up left and right compared to a few years ago.

loose is the name of the only game. Yes thank you.

Was poking around on ebay and found 2 new Indie games not sure if any Home brew collectors are here. not much on the story behind them. Any one know more then what is on the website ie who made or the story behind the games? Bonesy aka. Farewell Retrospekt Gaming Museum AVCon 2019

super expensive to ship form japan right now. the last package i go was 20 games (carts only) and it cost $75 in shipping alone....

I have start my next phase in the game boy world collection the Japan games. there are over 600 carts for this region including the -jpn and no region codes. I'm needing a lot of help on this and any would be appreciated. i have item to trade or cash you call. would like to do bulk buys but any and all are welcomed. send me a list of what you have and what and we can discuss.

here is some P-TMI AKA preliminary To Much Information for most of the DMG i have it as the opposite, in that the game chip is/were/are the last to be added. This data applies to 95% of world carts, Japan cart are not included* So far i have about 54 different PCB codes (example DMG-BEAN-02). with in the 54 different there is 17 major codes with 5 major "date"/Revision codes with 6 plate codes. it looks like this PCB example code: DMG-BEAN-02 6 DMG = same through all 8 bit games BEAN = major code 02= year/board revision (suspected) 6 = plate location during manufacturing (this is located some where on the board front always and on the back some times.) **** so far there is only one exception to this rule the LR0G150 this board follows none of the above rules *********** ____________________________________________________ year 01 board look like: DMG-xxx-01, DMG-xxxx-01 Late Year 01 to early early 3 DMG-xxx-02, DMG-xxxx-02, DMG-xxxx(K)-02 year 10 above DMG-xxx-10, DMG-xxxx-10, DMG-xxxx(K)-10 DMG-xxx-20, DMG-xxxx-20, DMG-xxxx(K)-20 CHN PCB - has 4 different PCB's M13, M11, Battery and MANI battery PCB has a few different but the last number is generally 02, 03, 10, 20 ------------------------------------------ What is crazy about the above data is the circle letters/numbers. while 80% have a circle I, which i suspect, is the main supplier or Nintendo itself the rest are not region specific. Additionally the quality of the PCB very greatly. from very will to down right ugly (surprise they work at all). ------------------------------------------ ********* japan cart/pcb, i haven't opened enough to get the data. Japan was the epicenter for all development and proto typing. I suspect that the data will not follow any pattern and high % of pcb's will be of one style but different build..

Another done. the only thing that saved me on this one was the power supply and the ability to buy continues. (at the time i had no clue that was what i was buying) also the late game slowdown and the fact you had to have perfect landings in the last stage.

wow tunnel vision @AdamW, @bowser this was a big picture statement with the data used is in the provide picture of the mq-2 data to simplify. the data i look at and care about is located on the Game code chip and in this case DMG-MQE-2 Date 9947 And the back code in this case the code is 9910 and a circle i other data to consider in verification is that all the chips are with in +/- 4 weeks of each other and the battery printing in this case of 9910 +/-1. if dates exceed any of the above rules then this would indicate a donor card.. In this case the date is 9910 how is this know. the blocks are numbered 1/6/7/12 each block has 3 dots for a total of 12 dots indicate months. in this case. the only dots left are 11 and 12 in block numbered 12 so with that the board was made in October of 1999. there is a debate that the dots left would be the month made, but when all the dots are missing then what month is that the 13 month of the year?? much like the embossed numbers on the label, the circle I in this case, is an authentication id. along with the board number give you the total picture. SO to sum the data up in this case. the DMG-MQ-2 has a label of 20B indicating that is is the #2 rom update the board further confirms what the embossed number indicated. the ic chip has a date code of 9947 and knowing the MQ-2 was released in 1998 that this is the second or 3 factory run of the game. the board also matches the chip with the DMG-DECN-20 (know the that the -20 was only produced between late 1997- late 1999) the board date of 9910 matches the board id and that this is the 6 pcb of the printed card set (also indicated by the tabs on the side. what we don't know is what factory the Circle I indicated in Nintendo supply chain. all this date incites that it is a REAL MQ-2 board. if any of the data show differently you wold have a shell of a MQ-2 and a pcb of a MQ-1 this makes it a fake MQ-2. You have to know your boards to validate the game!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

CORRECT all the date translation. For me the only data i look for and doc is the chip with the game code in this case. DMG-MQE-2 date 9947 And the back code in this case not shown. but i would guess the code is 9910 and a circle i other data to consider in verification is that all the chips are with in +/- 4 weeks of each other and the battery printing of 9910 +/-1 if dates exceed any of the above rules then this would indicate a donor card..

I'll call this "setting the base line" this is used when a seller fakes a large sale in order to only "resale" the next price level you see this in local card shops and at big conventions. Unfortunately it's easily proven and therefor is not prosecuted as price fixing. the best way to combat this is to point it out. which has already been done just need more people to report and get this seller out of here...

That is a very good point. it quite possible that the seller should just retract that bid and ban the buyer. but with all the damn ghost accounts it almost impossible to see. hell the new sellers are using bs account names like "pl23234" how the hell are we to know if this a robot account or a real account.

that the reason i don't sale anymore. last sale cost me because the buyer sentback a different item and ebay sided with them. just total bs...

it use to be way back when ebay started.

I must be smoking something but i think this is a new Star Wars? New Hope Star Wars

try the nes mariostone...

only screen shot i can find..

http://jankenpopp.com/ looks like this guy did... maybe???