Say someone were to find a VB dev items. and a box of JP insmouse.. and a US version of insmouse. What would the Us version be worth?
I take it you mean the box / label is in English? Cuz AFAIK, the game is in english anyway..... *EDIT* from www.virtual-boy.org
I'm interested, as I stated before. Due to the nature of the Japanese language and translation, "Insumousu" should actually be "Innsmouth." If any of you are familiar with the works of H.P. Lovecraft then that name would be familiar to you (hence my interest in the title). Not to discourage any of you intentionally, but the game was not all that spectacular - a rather uninspired FPS-style maze game where you proceeded down identical corridors and fought sprite monsters that popped up. Anyone who was ever bored in a math class and played 'Doom' or similar games on their graphing calculators will know exactly what I mean.
Well, the Japanese game is fairly rare, but not worth a lot (one on ebay atm for $30 - granted it has 5 days left). Some of the rarer Virtual Boy games, though are several hundred dollars. Say someone found that rare unreleased US version.. they wouldn't have found any others, would they? (take a look here)
A flyer... yes, a fucking FLYER people, for Virtual Jockey, and unreleased (in JPN and US VB game) sold for some 89,000 yen on YJ this year.
What kind of Dev stuff would that be? I am definitely interested. Any other cool stuff on the Eeproms?
Hi! Can you email me at virtualboy@chello.nl with pics or more info on the VB EPROMS and development items? I am looking to buy those, thanks a lot
Hoops! Yeah soz! Indeed I personally don't agree with image hotlinking to another person's bandwidth, must've just slipped my mind. I'd like to say though, that www.virtual-boy.org is indeed a fabbo site, so why not check it out? Oh, and maybe they might be coming over when anonymous decides to sell said EPROMS etc! :smt023
How many EPROMs were there? The dev carts only ever held two, so unless those are all different variations, you have 3 copies there. Are you planning on splitting them up? ...And IMO uncovered EPROM windows and light sources are not a suggested combination. ;-)
Absolute sun light x 1 month = possibly a light erase on an EPROM. Thats not possible in this weather we're having. People worry about that too much.
Assembler, make the Buy It Now price $1,500, and have the reserve at $1,450. You're bound to get that amount of money, if not ask for $2k. :smt033