Official Sega-16 Haul Thread. 4.0

[JFLY]

Speaking of FM on the Mark III, is there a way to turn off/on the FM on the Japanese Master System since it's part of the hardware?

[Genesis Knight]

Luckily my 100th Genesis game was not Soldiers of Fortune - it was Phantasy Star IV, which I forgot I'd bought for $30:




And yes, I broke down and bought some of those box protectors for my cardboard games. The sight of them squeezed between the clamshells on the shelf was making me nervous.

[David J.]

It seems PSIV is more common these days. I got a copy almost four years ago for a pittance. haha

[Genesis Knight]

I dunno about how common it is, but CIBs on eBay run $30 to $50 these days as a general rule.

[M4R14NO94]

It seems PSIV is more common these days. I got a copy almost four years ago for a pittance. haha

I remember the Sega Genesis Collection mentioned the original MSRP of the game back when it came out on PSIV's trivia section. It then said "Think about how much this collection cost. You're welcome"

Guntz: Ditto on NAM-1975. IMO the best early Neo Geo game, alongside The Super Spy and League Bowling.

JFLY: Nice to see GCCX showing some Sega love. I highly doubt Arino's gonna be there though since he didn't care much for Sega (the GCCX in USA special has him saying how he didn't care about the MD)

[ApolloBoy]

Speaking of FM on the Mark III, is there a way to turn off/on the FM on the Japanese Master System since it's part of the hardware?

Nope.

[zetastrike]

Stopped by the game shop quick today, picked up

Rolling Thunder 2 loose $6.99

Mega Man Zero 2 $9.99

[Guntz]

Guntz: Ditto on NAM-1975. IMO the best early Neo Geo game, alongside The Super Spy and League Bowling.

It's kinda funny too, NAM-1975 was the first ever published Neo Geo game.

Also, League Bowling is an awfully expensive AES game, both in Japanese and English formats.

[Teancum]

Ordered this a couple months ago and it finally arrived.

[M4R14NO94]

It's kinda funny too, NAM-1975 was the first ever published Neo Geo game.

Hang on... *checks SNK Playmore Neo-Geo Museum site*

Wow, didn't know that! It was apparently one of the first four released for the MVS, alongside some Mahjong game, Magician Lord and Baseball Stars Professional.

[QuickSciFi]

And yes, I broke down and bought some of those box protectors for my cardboard games. The sight of them squeezed between the clamshells on the shelf was making me nervous.

Where did you find the plastic shielding?

[Waterfaller]

Luckily my 100th Genesis game was not Soldiers of Fortune - it was Phantasy Star IV, which I forgot I'd bought for $30:




And yes, I broke down and bought some of those box protectors for my cardboard games. The sight of them squeezed between the clamshells on the shelf was making me nervous.

That is one hell of a find

Today I got a 25" CRT TV with s-video in for $20. It gets better. It has component in as well. Hell yeah.

[Guntz]

Hang on... *checks SNK Playmore Neo-Geo Museum site*

Wow, didn't know that! It was apparently one of the first four released for the MVS, alongside some Mahjong game, Magician Lord and Baseball Stars Professional.

The AES version of NAM has an NGH number of 001. I'd imagine the MVS cart mask ROMs also have that number on them all as well.

[JFLY]

JFLY: Nice to see GCCX showing some Sega love. I highly doubt Arino's gonna be there though since he didn't care much for Sega (the GCCX in USA special has him saying how he didn't care about the MD)

Well that explains the lack of Arino playing anything MD related on the disc... he did play some SG-1000 and Mark III games though.

The best segments on the discs were the interview with Yuji Naka (he played through some of Sonic 1), their visit to various arcades and playing deluxe version of classic Sega arcade games (the deluxe version of Power Drift, wow!), and the Virtua Fighter (Saturn version) tournament held by Arino (who used Kage and won) and the crew.

Nope.

Thanks! I still might get one if the price is right.

[Melf]

- Trampoline Terror!, complete (Genesis)
- Art of Fighting, complete (Genesis)
- Mario & Sonic at the 2012 London Olympic Games, Wii ($30 new)
- Metal Gear Solid Collection (PS3)
- Dragon Age: Ultimate Edition (PS3)