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I've been away. DM sent back

I knew you'd be in here. lol

"Please regulate me so competitors can't pop up"

I NEED that Indy Heat with the sticker. Please consider selling it to me directly if you're going to be selling the lot.

More or less confirms it's an actual label variant. Pretty cool stuff :)

Man, I know it sounds weird but I'm so proud to see you doing all of this Living the hobbyist dream, and doing cool stuff like this and the books!

I pronounce it Xexyz.

I'm still shocked at how you manage to get so much emotion in a character without eyes and a mouth... Also, what did T-Pac do with Casual Carts body? CLEARLY we seen them in a room together a few posts ago, but I'm assuming we'll never see CasualCart ever again. :[

Great artwork, but nope. kill it with lots of fire. ...And take Cat Mario with you.

So your name is...Chai + (Ornamentation - Men) = T-Pac Noun Pronounced: Chai-Ornation (tʃaɪ - oʊr - neɪ - ʃʌn) Definition: An non-consumable object used for decorating a glass of tea.

Woo! New look Welcome back

Anyone headed to TooManyGames this year? https://toomanygames.com/show/toomanygames-2023/ I'll likely be there this year on Saturday I think. Wondering what the scene will look like now that the game collecting speculation market has simmered down a bit!

Guy Den.

Wow! I had no idea you were working on a game Dave. Very cool and I wish I could go. You're living the dream it seems, hopefully I can get some downtime myself and wrap up my stuff.

Check out the screenshot. It's Mario, no "Ossan" from NES Golf.

WAIT A MINUTE. This is a Mario Game... This is officially the rarest Mario game...

Super Jeopardy, and Tecmo Bowl are confirmed 1995 prints in the USA. Ninja Gaiden III, and Tecmo Super Bowl may be another. Also, @acromite53 just posted one of the final NES prints, but also, Asterix is another and I think it has a November/December 1996 print run too? I can't remember off the top of my head at the moment, but I think it would be reprinted along side Smurfs as well. Finally, I think "The Lion King" is the final officially licensed title to be made for the NES anywhere around the globe. May 25, 1995 was its first print run, making the Nintendo 8-Bit Family game launch window officially 4332 days long, almost 12 years. (July 15, 1983 the Famicom launched in Japan with Donkey Kong, DK Jr., and Popeye, And then the launch of Lion King being the final game launched) If you count just the final confirmed print date of Asterix at 1996 August 9th, and the FC Launch of July 15, 1983 then you have a ~4774 day lifespan of the entire Nintendo 8-Bit console family...roughly a bit over 13 years.

Hey I’m moving in the next week or so. Can I update my shipping address for when these are ready?

THE FINAL 25! LET'S GO

Woo. Real OG info there. All of that stuff was just a little before my time. I was only witness to the last of the "Dov" sale sometime in 2011/2012. This is the stuff NA would have been still useful for

I'm getting weird Balenciaga vibes from this, but I love these videos. I want to see some fancy model walking down a runway in a fancy outfit with this music and this video in the background.

oh! I thought they weren't getting it until June. Also, WTF Bangladesh. You just have like what, one theater showing?

It's not even out in Japan yet, and just premiered in Korea yesterday. If it hits $1.521B then it'll knock off "The Avengers" of the Top 10 highest grossing films of all time list.

Also, sort of related...but Super Mario Sunshine, Bowser Jr. steals Peach because that's "his mama"