Video Game "Look what I found"

[jfe2]

Damm nice scores on both of those, I always had a soft spot for the game mechanics of Pokemon snap, it's very under rated I always felt.

MGS, 5 Bucks....NICE!

I was just playing Pokemon Snap with my friend a few weeks ago. That game is timeless!

[Weekend_Warrior]

Found two NES games, Gun-Nac and Metalstorm, both in great condition for $5 each at a pawn shop.

[GarbagePailKid]

ol

[noiseredux]

garbagepale, awesome story! Great scores.

[Luke]

I literally found Zelda II for GBA under my mattress at my parent's house last weekend. It must have been there for years.

[izdead]

nabbed a few things at the flea market today.

-psychonauts $7
-megaman 8 $12 (gr sealed.. now opened)
-parasite eve gr $12

this vender had so many awesome games that I've been looking for, it was a hard decision.

[Hobie-wan]

Super C and Batman for NES. $10.

And interestingly, the Super C (while still legit) has a different board and chips than the one missing its label I already had. My label-less one has Nintendo chips, and the one I got today has Konami chips.

[Mod_Man_Extreme]

Super C and Batman for NES. $10.

And interestingly, the Super C (while still legit) has a different board and chips than the one missing its label I already had. My label-less one has Nintendo chips, and the one I got today has Konami chips.

I believe those were later cartridges (Circa 1990-1992) as Nintendo had begun to focus more on the SNES by that time and simply let trusted third parties print their own licensed carts..

[Hobie-wan]

Super C and Batman for NES. $10.

And interestingly, the Super C (while still legit) has a different board and chips than the one missing its label I already had. My label-less one has Nintendo chips, and the one I got today has Konami chips.

I believe those were later cartridges (Circa 1990-1992) as Nintendo had begun to focus more on the SNES by that time and simply let trusted third parties print their own licensed carts..

Yeah, its just the first NES dupe I've had that was a different board altogether. I already knew about games with a round vs oval Seal of Quality, and of course carts in production long enough to have 5 and 3 screw varieties.

[Mod_Man_Extreme]

Super C and Batman for NES. $10.

And interestingly, the Super C (while still legit) has a different board and chips than the one missing its label I already had. My label-less one has Nintendo chips, and the one I got today has Konami chips.

I believe those were later cartridges (Circa 1990-1992) as Nintendo had begun to focus more on the SNES by that time and simply let trusted third parties print their own licensed carts..

Yeah, its just the first NES dupe I've had that was a different board altogether. I already knew about games with a round vs oval Seal of Quality, and of course carts in production long enough to have 5 and 3 screw varieties.

I know about the 5 screw/3 screw carts and their differences, but I didn't know that there was any difference between the round and oval seal carts.

My only third party cart is my copy of Batman: Return of The Joker which has Sunsoft branding on the board and case except for the 10-NES chip.

I've also noticed that when most games featured the publisher's name on the back instead of Nintendo's they usually have some form of expansion chop or memory controller most of (but not all) the time:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multi-Memo ... ller#FME-7