[?] the Sharp Famicomstation

Discussion in 'Rare and Obscure Gaming' started by Tatsujin, Dec 19, 2009.

  1. Tatsujin

    Tatsujin Officer at Arms

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    for how much do they go today?

    one like in that pic, but without the 1ooyen coin-collector.

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    thx :)
     
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  2. ASSEMbler

    ASSEMbler Administrator Staff Member

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    Japan market or usa market?

    USD about $250-300 with about $100 shipping..
    Japan actual cost?, well I won't spoil it for our Japanese sellers
    they get to profit through their industriousness.
     
  3. ave

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    There's one up for 30k Yen BIN on yahoo, but there are 10 yellow label games included.
    Usual price should vary between 250-500$ depending on the condition and if any supplemental material is included such as keys ans instructions or even games.
     
  4. Tatsujin

    Tatsujin Officer at Arms

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    ah sorry, didn't tell that. the one i'm talking about has the yellow labled games included for sure :)

    btw. i think there are 12 games in there:

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  5. mrmark0673

    mrmark0673 Robust Member

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    All the games found in Famicombox and Famicomstations should have yellow labels, but the cart color is significant. Famicombox games are jet black while Famicomstation games are a light gray. Famicomstation games are MUCH less common, so you'll often find a Famicomstation populated with black Famicombox games.

    A little interesting note: Even though the famibox/station games are officially licensed and somewhat mass produced, they contain EPROMs! Aside from the NWC carts, I believe these to be the only carts released by Nintendo to contain EPROMs.

    They also play perfectly well in regular NES systems as they are 72 pins.
     
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    Do that then mean the reverse is true? Can the box play NES games?
     
  7. Michael

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    Famicombox games play in top loaders, but not in toasters unless the lockout chip has been disabled.

    The reverse isn't true because the lockout chip uses different pins in famicombox games and there are other issues too.
     
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