speedyink wrote:
I’m pretty sure Paypal holds the money for 60 days for new accounts, or until confirmed delivery. As long as the people don’t wait over 60 days to complain when it doesn’t arrive the guy won’t get any money. At least that’s how I remember it when I first sold stuff on ebay.
That sounds about right. He must think that if he quickly deletes an account after a sale, he’ll get to keep his money and run away scot-free, but that’s not how it works.
Some sort of scam, or at least something very fishy, occurred there. The seller of the $110.00 auction had zero feedback, and that seller used the same photos from this previous auction:
I guess if you’re having trouble deciding which games to cover first, you could cover them roughly in the order they got released. I think Virtual Pong, 3D BattleSnake, Simon!, Tic Tac Toe, and BLOX were the earliest ones.
Derek, the producer, had actually reached out to me by e-mail, in order to see if I had ever found out anything about the alleged prototype cartridge of Acclaim’s localization for the North American market, since I had tried to reach out to the administrator at Assembler Games who had originally posted about seemingly having it in his possession, but I had to give Derek the unfortunate news that after that original post, said administrator strangely remains completely quiet about it, at least publicly, to this day.
I missed this round of Ms. Pacs at my local store, but I managed to get their next to last Felix. Looks like I’ll have to attack it old-school and do some store hopping soon.
It is very difficult for me to see a clear 3D image by crossing my eyes, but I’ve managed to do it. It is much easier for me to see a 3D image by diverging my eyes.
ryucheese wrote:
I actually have one or two of these 3D Must See TV brochures in a box of Nintendo brochures that I had collected back in the day. I had no idea that they had any value to them. I just collected them because I was weird and the only one of my friends who was into Virtual Boy at the time.
Do any of your brochures still have the entry form attached?
I also watched a YouTube video for Tetris Effect with over 4.2 million views, in which it was stated that the game allows you “for the first time in Tetris history actually to clear more than 4 lines at once.”
