Cool Spot SNES - What was the prize?

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  1. Trenton_net

    Trenton_net AKA SUPERCOM32

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    Hey Everyone,

    When you finish the game with all achievements on the hardest level, Cool Spot for the SNES shows you an ending where you take a picture of it and send it in for a prize.

    Does anyone know what the prize used to be?
     
  2. APE

    APE Site Supporter 2015

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    Ah crap I used to know this one. I'll see if I can dig it up.

    Vectorman for the Genesis had a promotion that if you beat the game and a special "YOU WON" screen came up on your cart you won something. Forgot what that was but I'd love to see a dump of the cart that had this.
     
  3. CrAzY

    CrAzY SNES4LIFE

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    Always wondered what the prize was myself, coulda swore I remembered reading it in a magazine, sure it was some 7-Up type prize (Suprise?).

    Also about the vectorman, are you saying it was only in the first print of how ever many carts?
     
  4. la-li-lu-le-lo

    la-li-lu-le-lo ラリルレロ

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    I remember the Vectorman prize. It was printed on my box, which I believe was a first print. Funny thing is, I never actually beat the game so maybe I won! (not) Anyway, I think the prize was like $25,000. I think there were second and third place prizes too. The box is in my buried somewhere in my closet.
     
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  5. APE

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    The box art advertised the promo, of which mine too has it on there la-li-lu-le-lo. I'd imagine mine is a first printing as well as I've had the game forever and most games I bought as soon as they came out.

    Only X number of carts had a winner, I'd imagine they were also prototype PCBs with EPROMs on them rather than full blown production carts. Though I could be wrong.
     
  6. MottZilla

    MottZilla Champion of the Forum

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    Except that you don't need a prototype PCB. Sega didn't fuck with the pinouts of MaskROMs like Nintendo. It'd be as simple as putting an EPROM in a cartridge rather than the production MaskROM.
     
  7. ave

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    Probably a can of 7up, delivered to your door.
     
  8. Hawanja

    Hawanja Ancient Deadly Ninja Baby

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    If I remember right, it was some kind of paid vacation to Hollywood.

    Funny how you can remember stuff like this nearly 20 years later.
     
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