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What's new in your collection/Pick-up Thread !!!
DoctorEncore replied to Galdius's topic in Show Off
Finally found the No Promo Text version of Mega Man 3 and jumped on it. Not in perfect condition, but I'm still super stoked. It's the copy on the right in the picture below. -
You can do it! I was able to beat it a few years ago without any outside help. I will say that having the manual (or a digital version of it) makes it a much better experience. There is some vague, but helpful info there. Similarly, I tried beating Metal Gear without manual or any supplemental material about 10 years ago, but got to a part that seemed impossible. There is a forest maze area that requires hints from an NPC and the developers forgot to put that info into the English version of the game. I spent at least ten hours talking to everyone repeatedly before finally giving up. If I had the original supplemental materials which includes a map, I would have saved myself a lot of time and heartache.
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What years do you consider to be the Golden Age of video games?
DoctorEncore replied to austin532's topic in The Gauntlet
I guess it depends how you define golden age, but I'd say the 90s. You get the end of the 8-bit generation which didn't reinvent the wheel, but reinvigorated gaming, the entirety of the 16-bit generation which houses many of the greatest games of all time, and the transition to 32-bit with the introduction of true three-dimensional, polygonal gaming which is really where we remain today. That's a lot for one decade! Videogames are rad. -
Pretty much this. Box alone and box/manual come up intermittently, but are much rarer than loose cart or CIB. Because of that, I would only recommend buying the loose cart if it's an amazing price on a rare game. Otherwise you'll find yourself with two carts when you invariably settle on a CIB because a box/manual auction never popped up.
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I have a box that has a slight offset on SOQ, although not quite as significant as this one. I'll have to look through my games to find it though.
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So maybe Nintendo mandated it at this point, but didn't have a required format. Also was looking at Kirby and noticed the game title has a TM* on the manual. I'm not sure if I've seen this on any other manuals, but that may be another mystery to add to the list.
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Do these manuals have the full-page, front and rear projection warning? Or just the brief statement about rear projection?
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I updated the OP with the lists of games provided thus far. I'll have to go back and put them in alphabetical order, but it's a start.
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No. Little Nemo does not appear to have a no-star version of the manual. Alternatively, Play Action Football (white 4 version) had a star which was removed for the revision (red 4 version). It's all a bit wacky
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FS/FO/FT: NIB & CIB Switch, PS3, Xbox One, and NES Games/Consoles
DoctorEncore replied to DoctorEncore's topic in Selling
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Hows it goin, eh?
DoctorEncore replied to BortLicensePlate's topic in Welcome! Introduce yourself here!
There was never a Nick license plate for me growing up, just rows and rows of Bort plates. Welcome! -
Unfortunately there is an attachment size limit per post. You'd be better off uploading to imgur and then copy/pasting or drag/dropping. I've noticed this as well. Will eventually update original post.
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If you go back a little further in this thread, you'll see the post above. The only difference I know for sure is the additional Nintendo assurance/warning as pictured. I suspect the rest of the manual is exactly the same. But I don't personally have both to compare.
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Well, we definitively have NES Play Action Football (White 4 Version) with both a * and Circle-T on the manual (pictured above). The question is, is this an exception? A mistake? Or does the star mean something else? With a little more digging, I think we will know for sure. That being said, I agree that the star is probably supposed to indicate the brief projection warning as seen in the Little Nemo pictures I just posted. If @Code Monkey or I look through our huge manual collections, we will probably be able to confirm.
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No, but thanks for offering. I just need the red 4 version and I can get it on eBay for under $20 shipped. It won't offer much clarity here, but I need it for my variant collection anyways.
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No definitive answer from Play Action and Little Nemo. Play Action is SOQ R and has star and Circle-T on the manual cover. It does NOT have the additional Nintendo assurance statement and DOES have the long projection warning. little Nemo is SOQ R and has star only on the manual cover. It has a weird very small Nintendo assurance statement without the extra statement seen on some games. It DOES NOT have the long projection warning, instead using a small projection warning at the bottom of the Table of Contents.
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I knew which game you were referring to. Unfortunately, as you mentioned, there are no public sales for sticker seal Mario Bros anywhere. I just linked that SMB auction because I suspect buyers will price it similarly. I think what you have is actually way cooler than SMB and could be in the 4-5k range if it's mint. It's actually a harder to find than SMB and if your auction received good exposure, bidding could explode. But to be realistic, I'd still guess 1-2k for very good quality box and 3-4k for mint box. But in this market, who knows?
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Dyer's Collection-Asian Mega Drive/Sega Dreamcast & Other Random Stuff!
DoctorEncore replied to dyer's topic in Show Off
Love this focused collection. Super cool!- 67 replies
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