Now, I've seen NES-to-Famicom converters sold online, and I've seen the actual chips from inside the NES cartridges that convert them like I mentioned earlier, but this is the first time I've seen one that I can just plug other cartridges into and insert like an NES cartridge. I know it's obviously done cheaply by some sketchy third party, but I thought it was neat and worth picking up. Works like a charm, too. Now my question about is if anyone's seen these around and what they're usually worth?
With it also came this 200-in-1 bootleg Famicom cartridge. I've got two questions about this for those wiser than I. The first is what it's probably worth. I know these tend to be pretty cheap, but I'm just curious. My second question is more of an opinion question and especially directed at those who use Backloggery. How should I list this on my collection page? I've normally used the compilation feature and listed each game separately when in a collection like this tied together in a single compilation - Super Mario All Stars or Metroid Prime Trilogy, for example. What about this, though? There are 200 of these games. Should I just throw it up there as "Famicom 200-in-1" as a Null listing or should I not list it at all? I'm just curious about opinions.
Sorry if I'm sounding a wee bit nooby here; though I've been playing NES my whole life, I've only recently expanded my interest into Famicom, so I'm not that well versed with the NES's Japanese sister. Thanks for your patience and input, guys!
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