Would it cover all homebrew or just completed projects? I suppose it depends on what’s availible but I just wonder if something could potentially win for two different years.
So I assume the person who voted ‘no’ is the one who owns a copy 😛
When that Bound High went up for sale I was quite surprised by the amount of people who said “oh yeah I know about this dump” so it wouldn’t surprise me if there is a Dragon Hopper (and some other goodies) floating about too.
If a lot of money was spent aquiring them I can understand the reluctance to just give the rom away but It’d be good if we could get a small sample of any unreleased items, like we’ve had with the videos of Bound High or the screenshots of Faceball.
Wasn’t the rom of Mike Tyson’s Intergalactic Power Punch released after recieving donations? Could this work for VB stuff, or do you think it’d be open for abuse?
Ran it through Babelfish and it appears to be a book about his time at Nintendo, covering everything like the Ultra Hand, Game & Watch, Game Boy and of course Virtual Boy.
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note: of course the package still contains an usb cable
Mine didn’t 😕 Doesn’t matter though as I had one lying around. I padded/loaded some commercial roms just to check I knew what I was doing (I do, phew) but have so far just been playing homebrew.
Aside from recently when voting in the coding competition I’d never bothered with VB emus (and thus homebrew) so I’ve got a lot of new VB stuff to sample 🙂
Yes they are rarer as the US boxes were just for display purposes. Not sure about how much you should pay. I seem to recall getting mine for ~40GBP though I have no idea if that is usual or not.
Of the prototypes known to exist, Dragon Hopper is actually the one that excites me the least. I’d still grin like an idiot if a special internet edition turned up though. 🙂
