FS:Nintendo soft e-catalog 2003 (japanese)-30USD

FS:Nintendo soft e-catalog 2003 (japanese)-25USD

I found it. Once again for sale. Price reduced. x2 Now accepting trades and offers. Doesn't anybody want this?

For you viewing pleasure, I have here a disc of unknown rarity and origin. Where did it come from? How many were made? I have no idea.

Asking 20USD. Free shipping to the US. Worldwide, just ask.






This disc has playable demos of Viewtiful Joe, Video of Final Fantasy CC and Tales of Symphonia, and a catalog of all 115 Japanese Gamecube releases up to the time when this disc was released. (This includes release date, screen shots and a description.)


This disc is in okay condition. I played it once. I don't speak Japanese and this disc is an E-Catalog, so it is pretty useless if you don't know that language.
One half of the disc is almost perfect, the other half is only in good condition. I don't know what happened to it.


Please note that the instruction paper is not is as good of condition as it appears.
While I was taking some stuff out of boxes I laid the manual on the bed and my cat slept on it. :-( The picture was taken after the cat slept on it. I put it in a book beneath a stack of other, so it is okay now.

 

Looks like it's a Club Nintendo item: http://www.play-asia.com/paOS-13-71-27-49-kr-70-37if-18-1.html

 

This disc came with Pokemon Box Ruby/Sapphire in Japan, so it should be as rare as that game. It includes a full listing of Nintendo GameCube games as well as some movies and demos for Viewtiful Joe and Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles. It uses the same system as the kiosk demos in Japan, which is actually a full-blown HTML and JavaScript web browser (PlanetWeb), though you unfortunately can't actually browse the web. It has custom tags for handling GameCube DSP audio streams for background music, and aside from that and the demos and movies, you can view the disc contents here: http://nintendoods.com/kiosk/115/INDEX.HTML
There was also a 116 disc (don't know what that one came with) and a Club Nintendo 2004 edition.

 

No, that was a different version.

 

Which is not rare at all. It seems more like they produced way too many Pokémon Box in Japan, which is quite a contrast to the rather rare European and quite rare Australian and American versions of Box. The Japanese Pokémon Box is sold off for a couple hundred yen.

 

http://www.play-asia.com/paOS-13-71-27-49-en-70-38ep.html

 

Okay. I found it in a box.
I reduced the price to $25. That is a little less than I paid for it, but I just want this thing gone.

 

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