PAL and NTSC (america) NES carts are bigger than Famicom (Japan) carts.. but they are smaller and the card itself is more narrow, but theres no difference from one gray NES-cartridge from another.
No, but I know where you can get a boxed copy of Space Squash. It turned up on swedish ebay (called Tradera). The guy accepts international bidders, but you’d have to sign up, I think.
It’s 575 SEK which 90 USD, with probably another 10-15 USD in shipping.
I would just try and clear it.. but my DVD discs only hold 2 hours so I would try to clear it under 2 hours.. but most likely I would need another disc since I’ve never managed under 2 hours before.
Selling your whole collection in one package is probably not the best idea, you’re not going to get many offers, but if you sold each separately you would get tons. If you insist on selling everything, I suggest ebay. People do buy collections for extreme prices there.
Good article, but I still can’t understand why they abandoned the headmount so soon. I mean just because you have a headstrap you don’t have to walk around with it, it just makes it easier playing while leaning back in a chair or on a couch, dammit.
I can donate maybe $20 when it’s possible… I don’t want a cartridge though, so it can go direct to bigmak (I hope).
Can’t wait for the rom though, I will make a video review of it as soon as I can.
I can kind of see DanB as our John Carmack, a programming genius but might need a true designer like John Romero to turn out the really awesome -games-. Can someone partner up with him, asap 😛
Pretty unrelated question, but what do you think of Red Alarm, it being similar to Star fox a bit, and what do you think of Star Fox Assault? I thought it was pretty damn good, even the on-foot sections.
So who shot this footage? The original prototype-holder, or bigmak? Whoever doesn’t have as a good a camera as me apparently… And I don’t even have a good camera.
