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My computer has bitten the dust and I have a limited edition Fallout Pipboy Xbox Series X. I’m not sure how I would go about selling it as I know it’s going to be worth a lot but at the same time, how do I do it safely for myself and the buyer?
Good day: I was just wondering if anybody on here knows where in the world they may have a Super Nintendo game that is a demo cart? I’m looking for smw in particular, haven’t found that anywhere on eBay or in local stores of Canada. I know they’re very old, and were used in kiosks to show to the public.
I did, but I don't think any of us including you would want to pay the price for it, as it's a collection of the demo cartridges as a whole: https://www.ebay.com/itm/155372658801
17k USD, and no ability to individually order it is a huge let-down and deal breaker.
thats too bad. A deal breaker to get such a rare old item. im guessing nobody would accept a trade of any game in exchange for any demo carts... ebay usa would probably br the only market that would carry any such items? anyway its better i heard it from you than the actual seller.
So essentially, the back of the
Atari XEGS Console
features a peripheral port, which is notable because of the fact that it is basically the same port for all of the Atari 8-bit computers going back to the 400/800. Because of this, couldn't it be stated that items using this peripheral port for these systems could technically make them accessories for the XEGS? Just wondering.
That's a good question, as even the disk drives work with it from what I understand, which make it not only legacy, but fully supported since the XEGS is indeed related to the 8-bit computer line, specifically perhaps the Atari 65XE (which is a descendant of the 400/800).
Yeah, and don't forget that the joystick ports on the system are also the same as not only the rest of the Atari 8-Bit line, but also even the 2600, which opens up the question of whether or not the controllers for the other Atari computers could be classified as controllers for the XEGS.
Agreed, because the part number for the joystick for the XEGS and 2600 both are actually CX40. They aren't just compatible, they are by part number, the same thing (with a different color plastic). I see no reason why they can't be at this point. Same lineage, same part numbers, same accessories.
*Sigh* Well Don, while you have excluded Consolevariations.com from the Wayback Machine on Archive.org, the damage is done. You promised to reach out to everyone affected, and as *I* found out, you had not reached out to everyone.
I want a remedy to this issue ASAP. Who is/was the web designer responsible for such an egregious leak, without saying how it happened as you know I had discovered precisely how this leak happened, and why it is as egregious as I state it was? I think it's time I talk to an attorney moving forward. If it was NOT you, it's in your best interest to be fully transparent.
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Honestly looks like a custom paint job, nothing official. Improper use of masking tape is clearly visible around the power button, and edges elsewhere due to paint leakage.
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The case look like a AMS gBox P4 and QDI is an old and dead ( in early 2000 ) Computer part manufacturer That really strange for the Nintendo design on it, do you have more pictures ?
Hi, Thanks fot replying I will take more pictures.. The power button has iQue on it..
Hello everyone,
I recently bought this DS, and I'am courious if anyone have seen this Version before, since I did not found any hints about it online.
The blue logo is professionally printed using the pad printing process.
Only found out, that Altium is an australian software company, design printed circuit boards, and Nintendo is using their software.
Thanks 🙂✌️
As you pointed out, Nintendo uses them for PCB design, in fact Nintendo uses Altium, Orcad, and Allegro for this. I wonder if this was a gift to Altium perhaps. While the serial is a little strange without a barcode, I have seen DS Lite's without a barcode and similar prefixes before.
If I had to really guess, I'm going with a gift to Altium from Nintendo that simply over time, made it on the streets.
Update:
I contacted the seller and asked for information of the origin of the DS. I was tolded, that it was raffled by altium on a trade fair back in the days.
I stumbled upon this the Odd Tinkering Youtube channel recently, and I have to say, it's pretty satisfying to watch old consoles being restored to their former glory. Anyone else enjoy videos like these?
That one of the only accurate channel about restaurations, you should check Tysytube too. Others are mostly fake or the guy just throw everything and build a console with aliexpress parts sadly.
Spectrum90
Yea the moment the ramen comes out to fix a hole, that's when I stop watching.
These do appear to be legit repairs, which is great to see. Should be a list of fake repair channels (though I assume one is already online, not just from our hobby but from other hobby's as well).
Gonna cross post from the Discord here on my observations and findings thus far, but so far I can't ID this unit. The mouse in the picture has a scroll wheel which didn't come out until the mid 90's, however one now deleted X post, of which Google partially has cache of, that was in Japanese, translated into English says "Does anyone remember what the mysterious Super Nintendo equipment used at the Yume Matsuri venue was doing?"
It had hash tags for the following: Hudson, Caravan, Yume Matsuri
So, it very well might be from the mid 90's perhaps, so not "early", if anything just before the N64 launched.
I'm still trying to track down the logo on the front though, I know I've seen that logo once before.
Found the only information I could find on it: https://luigiblood.neocities.org/gameprocessor
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