You can't disagree with anything posted in this thread

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That is so true...

My take on collecting variants:

1. If I have a variant in my possession, I'll keep it.

2. If the variant I have in my possession is the inferior version (i.e.-cardboard box), then I'll purchase the superior version as well.

3. If I own the superior version already, I see no reason to buy the lesser version (unless it's $1 or less at a local play n trade--and Sealed!).

4. Working Designs sometimes gives me nightmares. I'm torn.

When I goes in gaming I prefer to have games both in CIB/NIB and loose cart.
NIB/CIB copies are stored for preservation purposes, whilst cart only areused for normal gaming.

I wish I had an industrial disc sander.

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Originally Posted by QuickSciFi

I wish I had an industrial disc sander.

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The big tabletop kind, or the kind you hold still with a handle on it?

Let me rephrase that:

I wish I had an industrial media disc resurfacing machine.
(as in the one that costs tens of thousands of dollars).

Yeah. It´d be cool.

Rohen's photographic atlas is the number 1 resource for cadaver lab.

And we´ve reached a new day...

The only real way to know if you've got a legit MVS cart is to take it apart and examine it.

...and examine the ROM contents

...and then smash it if it's a bootleg.

...then burn it and file the seller.

...Then buy the exponentially more expensive AES version.

but when you discover it´s a bootleg as well...