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Yeah I absolutely have no tolerance for "Doesn't have a power cord, so I didn't test it." Bullshit! If you -DID- test it, you would -SURELY- get a higher price for it, so spending the 30 minutes, the $5 to track down/buy the right cord and power the damn thing on... too much work, eh?

 

Crate of boxed Dragon Ball Z Super Butouden 3: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Dragon-Ball-Z-Super-Butouden-3-Super-Famicom-SNES-NEW-/360507396793

Not the seller

 

Poor THQ. But someone should buy this and dump it.

 

He's selling ONE COPY, not the crate.

 

That sticker on the back looks horribly fake,.

 

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Lot-of-8-of...9187?pt=Video_Games_Games&hash=item20cf6950f3

If anything, I would kill to get that rockin kats proto in my hands or dumped. I love that game so much it just kills me to see up again on ebay.

 

The Kid Klown board is a retail board, not a standard EPROM board.

I would be highly suspect of that as it appears someone burned EPROMs and put them on a regular board (that same board was used for SMB3 among many other games).

It looks a lot like a reproduction rather than an original proto.

 

It's MrMark though, he knows his stuff pretty well.

 

Note the seller.

Edit: Beat me to it.

 

I'm not saying he did anything himself, but even experienced collectors can be misled when buying in bulk.

If someone's asking you to lay down five figures, there shouldn't be any question of provenance. And one of the most common MMC3 retail NES boards populated with EPROMs sets off my spidey sense. After all, why would a licensed developer cannibalize a retail board when they would have legit access to the TKE boards?

 

LOL Scat. Honestly that title for a game is just, weird.

 

PSP Testing Tool H1500 A

http://www.ebay.com/itm/psp-testing-tool-/160977292939

 

You are wrong H1000
on the first photo below

 

"Dear ,


Sorry that was a picture of my dev kit the testing tool is in the same condition and is the same number as box




- inhandgames"

 

You wouldn't pay $15,000 for Scat? You have a fundraiser, see if people would pay you to dump your scat

 

Also, this is post #1337 for me. LOL...

 

I think it is now customary for people to list, at least on eBay, their super-rare items at 2,3,4, or 5x actual value - with the intent of gaining exposure and eventually taking a much lower, more reasonable offer... an offer that will seem like a "bargain" in comparison to the original asking price.

 

He probably just bought the eproms, no board and made it into a working cart himself.

 

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Sony-PlaySt...780&pid=100010&prg=1076&rk=1&sd=230933108111& If you really want a BC PS3...