I’ve seen the platform ones on ebay. They go from anywhere from 250-600. I’m looking at the counter top version atm. Just not sure where to put it.
I’ve had the platform one before…really liked it. The only problem I had was..it took some time to change out games. I’ve had the Japanese Nintendo one. I used that as my everyday virtual boy. easy to change out games and had a spot to put the controller.
Now that space squash has been released..we’re at 7. Extremely happy with the quality that we’ve released. Can you guys picture the time that we will release more games then nintendo ? Pretty amazing stuff. I’d also put our lineup of games vs theirs..I think we’d win.
So, at 7 games..what is your top 3 games ? what do you enjoy playing the most ? are you more collecting the games or playing ? What are we doing right..what are we doing wrong? Let’s chat 🙂
We got one of these together awhile ago. Just in-case something popped up. We used it to dump and re-check some of Ben’s demos (there were some dumps already avail. and we just checked the differences). I think Ben also made dumps of every game..just to have other sources. Pretty easy to use. If some thing does come up that needs to have the rom pulled..just let me know.
A lot more compact/easier to use/less complicated then making a dumper by hand.
If dragon hopper/zero racers ever shows up…we’re ready 🙂
don’t limit the size of your game based off of the flashboy memory. Richard has been working on a new board for reproductions that will hold larger games. I think we wanted to be prepared 🙂
Lester Knight wrote:
it may be gone but it hasn’t disappeared. i own it now. i bought it specifically because of the build number, lucky number 13. after i got it i contacted chris and he sent me the last of the flashboy cart stickers, so i have an official (and original) replacement sticker. although, i do not want to alter the original cart, so i am going to dremel out my last mario tennis cart and make a new flashboy case, with the new sticker. chris also sent me the planet vb card that was in each box and the quick-start card manual. with those 3 pieces it is almost as complete as the day it was first sold. the only thing missing is the original usb cable.
anyways, i’m not trying to rub it in that i have it. i just wanted you to know how much that cart means to me and that i have given it a good home. =) i also thought you would appreciate knowing that it is still in the community and still being enjoyed!
now i’ll get out of your thread so you can track down another flashboy.
I know you got it 🙂 I remember you messaging me about it. Really happy it went to a good home. Another forum member has come to my rescue and I’m replacing it as we speak 🙂 Thanx everyone.
