Video Game Manufacturing errors

[Submissive421]

I know the k on the side of my Koudelka copy for ps1 is lower cased. Don't know if that is the case for all of the games out there.

Also I had a copy of the original Tomb Raider for ps1 that seems to have had the demo version instead of the full game. I would get to her house and I would open a door and then it would say "Thanks for playing". I didn't get any credits either. I have sold the that copy since I was disappointed as a kid.

[hybrid0]

i cqn confirm the lower case of k on Koudelka. i also today found a new one myself :)

syphon filter 3 Greatest hits

the of the red Greatest Hits on the spine by the Greatest hits banner is inverted. does anyone else have this?
i'll try to document it soon

[Tokimemofan]

I have since found a disc 2 meteor FF7, so there are probably more out there.
Also at least some debug versions of the scph-10350 Network Adaptor say "For Debbuging Station"

[hybrid0]

I have since found a disc 2 meteor FF7, so there are probably more out there.
Also at least some debug versions of the scph-10350 Network Adaptor say "For Debbuging Station"

nice i kind of figured theres more than one out there alot of my quantities are out of date
i should make a new thread so i can update here the list has grown quite a bit sense

[hybrid0]

Error Spotlight:Raiden Project

http://i1267.photobucket.com/albums/jj550/hybrid0/raidenpro_zpsa7d4f068.jpg
Raiden Project was Released on 09/25/95
this is a port of the arcade games Raiden I and Raiden II. looks to be a decent shooter. I've never played either of the two games. so I don't know them. sadly I don't think I will.
as you know I wouldn't be having this game on an error spotlight, if there was not something wrong with it.
well this game first came to my attention seeing a You Tube video when it was brought to the PAX East Retrogame Roadshow in March of 2011 by this person


http://i1267.photobucket.com/albums/jj550/hybrid0/raiden-660x584_zpsed491ffb.jpg

"Another game our panelists had an issue giving an exact value to because of its unique nature was this misprinted copy of Raiden Project for the PlayStation. Instead of the Japanese shooter game, the disc was printed with the data for another PlayStation game called Kileak. Mike Mika said that it is rare to find such games, since customers who found them usually immediately returned them to the maker. But the oddball nature of such a game meant it was quite difficult to assign it a value." source http://www.wired.com/2011/03/videogame-antiques-roadshow/



there was another online sighting of this time multiple copies of the game some 3 years ago on
Reddit.com
Does anyone know anything about this? (self.gaming)
submitted 3 years ago by worff
I came across 4 copies of The Raiden Project, a launch title for the PS1, and each one, despite saying 'The Raiden Project' on the disc, is actually a copy of 'Kileak: The DNA Imperative.'
Kileak was developed by Genki. The Raiden Project was developed by Seibu Kaihatsu. Both were published by Sony.
In all my years of collecting, I have never encountered something like this. I've seen manual and box misprints, but never something of this magnitude.
So I wanted to ask /gaming if anyone knows more or has come across the same thing.

now fast forward to this year about a week ago one pops up on ebay. so I contact the seller estarland
and itr turns out they have 5 copies of this misprint which were bought shortly after its release so with the 5 from estarland (one of which I own) the four from the reddit post and the one brought to the show that makes a total of 10 known copies of this data error. unlike the others I have profiled in the past this one has no psrm # visible so the only way besides popping it into the playstation is popping it into your CD Rom drive and if you see this
http://i1267.photobucket.com/albums/jj550/hybrid0/scus_zps6d26edcc.jpg

then you have a misprint

this one is the only known ps1 longbox data error, and the newst addition to my data error collection

[hybrid0]

well i went and moved my list to a website
http://iamerror.gamehacking.org/