Don’t worry, Morintari.
Dr. Mario will take good care of you!
Hope you get well soon though, rest up!
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Hey guys, check this out!
It’s a portable mini computer game that plays “The Oregon Trail” (remember that game?!) on a unit designed to look like an old Macintosh computer! It’s pretty cool, and it is manufactured by Basic Fun, the same company that has been making all the little mini Arcade Classics seen in this thread. But unlike the Arcade Classics that are exclusive to WalMart, this one is exclusive only to Target (according to the front of the box). Just thought to share it here.
These must be selling pretty good, since it was the last one on the shelf at my local Target. So if you want one, then go get one NOW… before you die of dysentery! 😝
mips5000 wrote:
Wow, do you have any idea how much one of those display cases went for back then? I don’t, I’d like to know… especially the “environment” one lol.
Good question… The “environment” is comprised of a bunch of various display items. From what I can see on it, I can say this “environment” display would have cost a retail store THOUSANDS of dollars.
Below, are the display order forms that were used by store managers to order these displays for their locations. If you’re curious to know just how much something from this Brochure is worth, just look up the model number of the item you’re looking for in the order form.
(the order forms look much clearer if you click on them)
retronintendonerd wrote:
I need to make sure I get to unlocking them, then!
It can be kind of confusing trying to explain where all of them are located, so I took a few pictures of the ones that are most notable. Here they are:
1. Virtual Boy
2. Virtual Boy controller
3. Game Boy
4. Nintendo Ultra Hand
5. Half naked bikini chick 1
6. Half naked bikini chick 2
These were taken with a crap phone shoved into the viewfinder of the VB, but feel free to use them in your video if you like.
When you say “Wario Land Demo” in your title, are you talking about a Wario Land Not For Resale Demo Only Cart? If so, then the most common warranty sticker found on those carts looks like what’s picture in the second image below. The sticker on the cart you have pictured looks like it’s just a generic warranty sticker that could’ve been used in mom and pop shops / used video game store.
