cooky560 wrote:I've seen a bootleg with a number stamped into the cart!
Well that's new. Should go all the way down the laundry list though. No stamp would definitely knock a cart out of the running though.
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Re: Suspicious auctions? GBA - FFV and FFVI
Well that's new. Should go all the way down the laundry list though. No stamp would definitely knock a cart out of the running though.
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Re: Suspicious auctions? GBA - FFV and FFVI
Hey anyone want a bootlegged copy of A Link to the Past for GBA? Snagged it on EBay, but I have no interest in keeping around a bootlegged copy. Works fine to my knowledge, and you can have it if you're interested.
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Re: Suspicious auctions? GBA - FFV and FFVI
Hobie-wan wrote:cooky560 wrote:I've seen a bootleg with a number stamped into the cart!
Well that's new. Should go all the way down the laundry list though. No stamp would definitely knock a cart out of the running though.
Agreed, it seems the only reliable way to check is to look at the chip
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