JPN Mega Drive game sales

All prices are minus shipping. Shipping for 1 game to Europe or the US will be 5 pounds / 8 US Dollars

Shui Hu Feng Yun Zhuan = 29 pounds / 44 USD


Aladdin = 5 pounds / 7 USD


Burning Force = 5 pounds / 7 USD


Darius 2 = 5 punds / 7 USD


Dail Q (Unlicensed JPN Mega Drive game) = 5 pounds / 7 USD


Sega Games Library = 5 pounds / 7 USD


Kujaku Oh 2 Geneijo = 5 pounds / 7 USD


Magical Hat Turbo Adventure = 5 pounds / 7 USD


Marvel Land = 8 pounds / 11 USD


Phelious = 8 pounds / 11 USD


Valis SD / SYD Valis = 5 pounds / 7 USD


Valis 1 = 5 pounds / 7 USD


Valis III = 5 pounds / 7 USD


Shadow of the Beast (Better than the Western release) = SOLD


Shadow Dancer = 5 pounds / 7 USD


Virtua Racing = 8 pounds / 11 USD


Yakumo

 

If you don't mind me asking, where did the Shui Hu games come from? I've never seen it in that packaging before, with Megadrive being in Japanese at the bottom. Maybe it's a version that was distributed for Japan specifically?

 

No idea where it originated. If you take a look at the cartridge you'll also see there is some odd Japanese there as well. In the red bar near the bottom.

To send both to the US via airmail would cost 11 US dollars :thumbsup:

 

If it's not too much to ask, can you take a pic of the back of the box of Shui Hu? Just call me curious heh.

 

No problem. I took one when j took the other pictures. I'll post it when I get home tonight.

 

As requested here's the back scan.



Yakumo

 

Looks like Shui Hu: Gone With the Wind (AKA Shui Hu Feng Yun Zhuan) is a pirate of a pirate. All the other copies I've seen have different labels and box art. Ah, that's Chinese pirates for you.

 

Yeah a pirate of a pirate is common. I've had a few of these in the past. The first came on a Japanese looking cartridge in a cardbox. That looked really cool. Another came on a strange shaped cartridge in a card box and this one on a western looking cartridge in a clamshell box. None if the versions I owns ever had instructions though.

I've also ha a few different versions of Rockman X, Sonic Jam and even the rare Super Mario World 64.

 

What gives it away is that the back of the box is in simplified Chinese, not Traditional like they use in Taiwan, which is where the game was made. Plus the text all appears to be stolen from someone's review The way it points out the company who made it, I can't imagine they would be talking about themselves in the 3rd person.

 

It's really all you ever need.


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Is Virtua Racing as crispy as it looks?

 

Yep, VR is that crispy

It's all the same to me. I haven't got a clue about Chinese.