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October 16th, 2009 by gamesogre No comments »

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Hey rare video game collectors! There’s nothing quite like the thrill of playing Super Mario Bros. on your Korean Sega Master system!?

“Super Mario Bros.Hack Korean Sega Master System“

And if you’re a fan of unauthorized NES multi-cart games:

“nes 250 in 1 cart works very well rare to find“

“110 in 1 for nes very rare and the best game on it“

And for Final Fantasy fans:

“FF2 for nes in English EXTREMELY RARE” which can actually be found for about half of this buyer’s price at…

http://www.nesreproductions.com

or

http://www.gamereproductions.com/products/Final-Fantasy-II.html

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Posted in Custom, Nintendo, Sega, Video Games, eBay

Tags: eBay Genesis Hack NES Nintendo Port Sega

Crochet + Original 8-bit Nintendo = A Retro Geek / Collector’s Dream

October 16th, 2009 by gamesogre No comments »

If you’re a Little Big Planet sackboy fan, a NES collector, or just a geek who loves creative awesomeness, these are for you!

And why didn’t my grandma make these for me as a kid instead of that yarn dog I got for my 9th birthday?

Thank you Etsy.com for bringing us all sorts of other rad unlicensed hand-made Nintendo video game stuff!

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Posted in Custom, Nintendo, Retro, Video Games

Tags: Crochet Custom Hand-Made NES Nintendo

Nintendo World Championships 1990 NES w NWC Controller

October 16th, 2009 by gamesogre No comments »

Collectors have yet another Nintendo World Championships 1990 cart to drool over. These grey carts generally go for between $5,000-6,000, so the eBay seller “vicviper“ is pushing the envelope by asking a starting bid of $11,990.90 + ($6.00 shipping…seriously, why even charge it?). While I’m doubting it’ll even get bids for that price, what’s interesting here is the controller included. The seller states that it’s an official controller used during the competition at one of the competition stations. He explains that he begged a Nintendo employee for it after participating in the competition. I haven’t seen one of these controllers before, so it’s worth taking a look. Plus, this guy’s writeup is absolutely fascinating for any collector of old school Nintendo games. Check it out, and happy collecting!