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on hold

 

update

 

Blimey has to do with their internal engine tools btw.

 

I didn't realize they were working on a Saturn version of Cyber Sled.

 

It was originally due out Autumn 1995, I think was delayed and then canned.

The fact it says PC Cyber Sled on a PlayStation disc is rather worrying, though!

At the price, you might have to show more evidence of what's on the discs. It sounds like you don't even know if it'll compile, yet you're selling t as though it will. Does it come with the source for NBA Action still?

Most of that is backups. It's nice, but I'm afraid with the exchange rate and the uncertainty, I wouldn't pay anywhere near that, personally. If you want to attract top price, get it working or at least be more upfront about what it actually is.

 

yes your right, will take it down.

about the ps1 cd, i have seen things like this before. the just use any disc the have laying around i think.

 

Of course.... although the PlayStation ones were a bit more than regular ones IIRC. I guess some companies wouldn't care about that!

Worth checking, as some of the discs are definitely marked Saturn whilst others are definitely marked PC, whilst others certainly are just files (e.g. AVI will be videos). Fortunately, the discs should be readable in a PC regardless

 

big update lots of new stuff,

can i make a link to the screenshots files ?

 

Yoshis Island is a standard GBA sample included with dev tools. Dolphin may be the same.

 

and that is ? so this is already leaked ?

 

Yeah, it was given to every developer.

 

oke thanks

 

Warcraft stuff is likely public betas

 

that would be the same as the yoshi ?

EDIT: and 710x builds of superbike 2000 for PS1 added

 

I know they didnt work on World of Warcraft, they just played a lot of it when testing started.

 

got them off, no clue what to ask for them maybe i just give them away

 

Is the content of the disks posted? Thats the easiest way

 

bump, update

 

Screenshots need validation and to be uploaded, same as any photo in a sales thread.

You also need to be more specific on what's on the discs. "Much more..." isn't acceptable. And we need to know exactly what we're looking at in the photos.

- How many discs per item?
- Which photos correspond?

It didn't help that your photos weren't named.

As I said before, you can't sell an item as "needs work to get it playing". You don't know that. If it's just a bunch of AVI files, you don't have a game that'll compile. If you don't know it'll compile, you can only sell as backup files, not a working "but needs work" game.

If we're talking about $1,000 for one disc, take the time to actually document it properly.