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Added Song of Morus - Gala of Battle for the Game Boy.
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Added Diabetor and the Sugar Monsters for the Gameboy. This one had an unsuccessful Kickstarter but received new life with the help of Retro Room Roo!
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Added Cosmo Knight Zion for the Gameboy Color/Advance, Kickstarter now live!
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Added Bubble Frog for the Gameboy, Kickstarter recently ended.
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Quick reminder to y’all that while we’re pushing Gloves to make the plush happen, we also have these nice enamel pins for sale:
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32 minutes ago, Drussell622 said:
I’m looking for data east Tumble Pop cib if anyone has
Please create a WTB thread for this
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1 hour ago, Jupiter Jazz said:
Is there any significant amount of disc-based homebrew releases? Or is it still few and far between?
There’s a handful of PS1 homebrew, and an increasing amount of Saturn homebrew, though disc publications are rare. Dreamcast homebrew and physical releases are plentiful however.
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2 minutes ago, Ferris Bueller said:
@Scrobins Is there VGS signage? Last year we didn't have any.
I think @captmorgandrinker has that?
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Added Jim & Dill: The Legend of Weed N' Stiff & Jim & Dill II: Bobson's Revenge for the NES, now available for pre-order.
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Added Brookwood Pocket Tactics for the Gameboy/Gameboy Color, available for pre-order.
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Added Cyber Mission, in development for the Sega Genesis/Mega Drive.
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Added Mischief Castle, in development for the NES.
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Added Lost Treasure of Lima for the Gameboy.
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Good luck in your search!
I recently found the Tanglewood soundtrack cart (with a full Collector’s Edition box), but I left a few feelers out that might still get back to me. If any come back with leads I’ll let you know.
Regarding Eternalist, I’m also looking for this one. I reached out to one of the backers and they said the cart never materialized (at least for them). So I’m trying to find out if these even truly exist beyond their Kickstarter promise.
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Latest episode is up, covering Flap Happy for the NES & Gameboy by Refresh Games!
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I don’t know why I’m getting reports about this one. Stop pinging mods because you disagree with someone.
This thread isn’t a flame war yet, but because you’ve deliberately pulled the staff in, anyone who does go over the line gets a warning, or if you’re one of the people who’s been told you’re on your last chance, behave.
Everyone take a breath and try and engage in respectful discourse. I swear it used to exist somewhere.
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17 minutes ago, a3quit4s said:
We can’t afford the hourly rate for your advice anyways
I can work on a sliding scale
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2 hours ago, final fight cd said:
Has anybody responded to this thread who has professional experience? Not trying to say people can’t have opinions, but would like to hear from somebody who knows what the heck is going on.
I am a lawyer, but leveraging it to weigh in on this thread any more than I’m about to is not worth it. I’ve tried to explain fraud was committed here, people who don’t know the law think that because there isn’t a specific law means that condones the behavior, but civil law provides for duties and responsibilities based on the representations people make to others. That creates legal liability.
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39 minutes ago, Gloves said:
That's hilarious coming from the guy who decided that he was entitled to pirating Tears of The Kingdom because Amiibos exist.
And who openly admitted to cheating on his taxes.
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1 hour ago, Code Monkey said:
I don't get it, pretending something is worth more than it is isn't a crime. It's also not a crime for me to lie to you about its value.
I could literally draw up some charts in Microsoft Paint, fabricate some numbers, have my friends corroborate the values and do media interviews about the sky high prices. If you give me or anyone else money based on your zero research, the fault is yours, not mine. It is fully your responsibility for any investment you make based on any information you accept.
I could tell you Dogecoin is going to be the next official currency of the moon peoples and you better buy it all up. If you actually do that, that's on you. People are acting like it's somehow Deniz's fault that he convinced people to buy things.
Disclaimer: I have no interest in Wata and do not even collect sealed games. I just can't sit here and read about people saying it's anyone else's fault but their own for a bad investment.
Side note: I don't see anyone here discussing how the $100,100 Super Mario Bros. sale wasn't even actually a sale. Deniz mentioned in his deposition weeks ago that the game was never sold, the original owner (Bronty) still retains interest in the game and they made up the sale price for hype. I thought that would have more people upset, that was a pretty shit thing to do.
You’re defending fraud, but weren’t you whining how you couldn’t buy one of KHAN’s games because he wasn’t “following Kickstarter’s rules”. You need to stop speaking like you understand the plain reading of basic rules of conduct.
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1 hour ago, a3quit4s said:
Can I like sit in your booth with like a clipboard for awhile? I just wanna see how it feels on the other side
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People need to stop acting like buying cryptocurrency is some kind of next century investment. You’re online gambling, and being snotty about it.
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2 hours ago, Hammerfestus said:
Holy gamole. That “old timer” sure is flipping out. Was RH’s question ever actually answered beyond, “how dare you! Why would I fake a proto?! These are definitely 100% absolutely indisputably not fake!” Irritating.
I don’t believe so, no. RH asked specifically about the labels looking in better condition than would be usual for the item. Seller never directly answered, instead getting defensive and acting as though no specific concern were raised, instead attacking him as an ignorant amateur.
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Added Super Cambur for the NES, now live on Kickstarter!
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Added AWOL for the NES (also available for the Famicom).