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ifkz
07-03-2004, 12:53 PM
Hi!

I would like to find out if other USA SMS collectors have seen Scramble Spirits in the USA. I know Sega of America released three import titles at the very end of the SMS's lifespan (Spiderman, Strider, and Sonic) and they are considered part of the USA releases. Should this one be added to the official list?

I've found three different copies of Scramble Spirits in Texas (all with import packaging):

Copy #1
Video Game Liquidators in 1989, San Marcos factory outlet, Texas.
I saw a copy of the game on shelf along with SMS 2 units and a few other games (Paperboy was among them). I walked away with Vigilante and Cloud Master.

Copy #2
Used game shop on 05-21-98, Austin Texas.
I found this one about a year into collecting for the SMS and I purchased it! It was my first import title!

Copy #3
Goodwill, 08-05-01, Austin Texas.
Another copy! I bought it and sold it to a fellow SMS collector in a package deal.

ifkz!

Wavelflack
07-03-2004, 01:48 PM
I doubt it. It's not shown, discussed, or advertised in any of the late SMS issues of Visions (whereas all of the legitimate late SMS games were, including Power Strike).

Also, finding mutiple import SMS games locally just happens every once in awhile. I found two copies of Lemmings for SMS within a 50 mile radius of my home, and it's hard to find ANY SMS games around here! I chalk it up to a freak occurrence.

omnedon
07-03-2004, 03:04 PM
There's a good chance it was released in Canada, and therefore not impossible to find stateside.

Power Strike doesn't seem like an R7 here in Canada. I've found 3 in the wild. LOL

Geddon_jt
07-03-2004, 03:43 PM
A good collector friend of mine found this game at an Orlando, FL flea market for $1 among US-released titles. (complete)

dojosky
07-03-2004, 04:17 PM
I bought mine in 6/1995 in North Hollywood at Video Games Etc. its on the same street as Gamedudes are located on and a goodwill store on the same street as well!!! ... but sadly they went out of business they had TONS of pc engine, mega drive and famicom games all complete like new for $10 each ! dammit I wanted to go back there and buy more but few years later went there again to find that it went out of business ! also had a chance to buy a boxed complete supergrafx there for $65 it seemed brand new dammit but didnt buy it cuz i already have 2 myself jeez ...

CRV
07-03-2004, 05:32 PM
There's a good chance it was released in Canada, and therefore not impossible to find stateside.

This list says it was:

http://www.smspower.org/museum/lists/smsall.txt