qbertandernie
02-21-2005, 12:30 PM
How much or little does a game have to vary from itself to quantify having a second copy? What constitutes a 'variation'?
i ask this because i have some games that arent much differetn from one another, but i keep them because they are different or 'variants'. I had 4 RC Pro Ams at one point, simply because one had a number printed on the front label. I am in the process of attempting to reform, trying to rid myself of excessive variants. In doing so, i came across this variation I have always been kind of proud to have found. I don't plan to get rid of this one, but wondered if anyone else had found any variations that are kind of subtle, similar to this.
No search turned up any record of 'klashball variants' or any variation on that term, so here it is, my klash ball variation.
http://photobucket.com/albums/v509/qbertandernie/multis/?action=view¤t=klashball.jpg
the only difference is the background simulated stone coloring. it is lighter on one, but is also a completely different pattern. all i could figure is the lighter one offered better visibility of the NINTENDO logo and number.
i ask this because i have some games that arent much differetn from one another, but i keep them because they are different or 'variants'. I had 4 RC Pro Ams at one point, simply because one had a number printed on the front label. I am in the process of attempting to reform, trying to rid myself of excessive variants. In doing so, i came across this variation I have always been kind of proud to have found. I don't plan to get rid of this one, but wondered if anyone else had found any variations that are kind of subtle, similar to this.
No search turned up any record of 'klashball variants' or any variation on that term, so here it is, my klash ball variation.
http://photobucket.com/albums/v509/qbertandernie/multis/?action=view¤t=klashball.jpg
the only difference is the background simulated stone coloring. it is lighter on one, but is also a completely different pattern. all i could figure is the lighter one offered better visibility of the NINTENDO logo and number.