Sega Genesis collectors... have you seen these before??

[nintendan]

Just picked these up from a local store.
Both of these carts work great.
I just donno if they are rare or common.
I cant find any info on them:

http://img79.imageshack.us/img79/597/sega6gv.jpg

dan

[snes_collector]

Just pirates, pretty cool find though, especially if your the first person to report having one.

[jajaja]

Yep, pirates. Altho its cool to have :)

[Raedon]

I have never seen those Sega pirates posted anywhere before.

[anagrama]

I've seen a couple of similar 4-in-1 carts, but can't remember what games were on them. Almost certainly of HK/Asian origin - Japanese carts wouldn't be in a Western-shaped case.

[Blanka789]

Definitely pirates, although they look pretty well-made. If you don't seem to encounter any problems in the game, it's a great find.

[dieourumov]

Final blow and that picture don't go well together at all.

[pragmatic insanester]

i don't recognize a few of the games. tell me what they play like if some weird imports happen to be on them.

[Nirvana]

Final blow and that picture don't go well together at all.

Oh my god, I just noticed that. Haha, that's f'n hilarious. LOL

By the way, that Michael Jackson game is silly. I want to buy it.

[Gast]

Chost Buster!

[Jumpman Jr.]

Chost Buster!

O_O

Pretty cool find. You don't see very many Genesis pirates around here. Although, one day I went hunting with a local collector, and he showed me a Sonic 2 pirate that he had found a little earlier. Interesting in deed.

[segagamer4life]

those games are cool, but SHITEN MYOOOH, I am not even going to ask the translation of that, but that sounds like a kick ass game... I can't even think of what you could be doing in a game like that...

[Elusive]

It seems odd that they're in the standard Western cartridge design, most pirates seem to originate from the infamously bootleg-friendly alleys of Taiwan and Hong Kong; Japan cartridge-land. Even more odd that the text on the carts is in Japanese; does anyone know if Japanese machines can fit Western carts through their cartridge slot?

Is it plain-vanilla Sonic 1 on the first cart, then?

[Dire 51]

those games are cool, but SHITEN MYOOOH, I am not even going to ask the translation of that, but that sounds like a kick ass game... I can't even think of what you could be doing in a game like that...

It's too bad that it's just the Japanese version of Shadow Blasters, a really crappy Mystic Defender wannabe released in the U.S. in '90 by Sage's Creation.

[nintendan]

I dont think the text on the cart labels is Japanese.
It looks Chinese to me.
So Im guessing these are of HK origin like the other poster said.
Im gonna ebay these puppies in the next few days (maybe tonight).

dan

[googlefest1]

yea pirates - i have similar ones with different games on them

[Lord Contaminous]

The Cyber Police game in the cartridge on the right I suspect could be ESWAT.

[rpepper9]

Just picked these up from a local store.
Both of these carts work great.
I just donno if they are rare or common.
I cant find any info on them:

http://img79.imageshack.us/img79/597/sega6gv.jpg

dan

How much did you pay for each of them? Do you think eBay is going to let the auction finish? Don't they have some rules against bootlegs. Even though they look really professional, all it would take is one eBayer to report them and they would get pulled.

[nintendan]

Oops, never mind eBay now.. I just sold it to a fellow DP'er here.
And just so you know.. eBay lets several Bootlegs go their entire 7-day run without ever being pulled (trust me, I have watched the NES scene on eBay for a long time).
Another big seller are cartoon on DVD's... burned. Just the other day I saw the entire Fantastic Four being offered.. all burned onto ONE DVD.

But you never know, my auction could have been pulled. Who knows?

dan

[pragmatic insanester]

ebay lets a fucking mountain of people get away with selling "hacking software" and "play 58498698696 arcade games on 1 cd!" roms.