Famicom Carts

[mizarkgram]

Can anyone help ID these Famicom Carts???

Any help would be great

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v334/mizarkgram/famicom.jpg

Thanks

[Arqueologia_Digital]

Are you sure those carts are not a pirate ones???, the second one is definitely a pirate for me. I saw it around here sometimes...

Matías

[mizarkgram]

Are you sure those carts are not a pirate ones???, the second one is definitely a pirate for me. I saw it around here sometimes...

Matías

I have no idea about them.... I picked em up a while back at goodwill, and I havent gotten around to hookinh up my NEX yet to test them

[Arqueologia_Digital]

A better size of pic could help me to help you a little more. If you can, do it please.

Cheers

[Blitzwing256]

the second one is puzznic
the first one is um...one of the early games, they all had that same label ith differnt text, it might be raid on bungling bay.

[Gapporin]

Well, the top one definitely is a Hudson game (based on the part number), but I don't think it's Raid On Bungling Bay. Only problem is, I can't make out the last two digits, so I can't match it up with anything.

[mizarkgram]

Added a bigger picture with bigger resolution... thanks for your help

[Gapporin]

Well, the part number doesn't match up with anything in the DP database, so I don't know what it could be, other than the fact that it's a Hudson game. Sorry.

[rpepper9]

I think the second one has the Tatio logo in the boxes in on the front. I don't know what game it is, but that is what I see from your images.

[importaku]

Bottom cart is definately puzznic but some dodgy pirate version.

Top cart not too sure on, all it says in japanese is "family computer series".

Cant find it in my famicomplete encyclopedia & that has pics of every official game & acessory there is.

[Ed Oscuro]

Awesome...

The first cart seems to be something special. Hudson's Lode Runner and Championship Lode Runner look like that except they're different colors (yellow and gray) and they have the name of the game written in english right on front.

This one also has an unusual part number - HFC-AA. No idea what that would be, it doesn't make sense as a game name...

I don't think Hudson put out any Family Computer utilities (like Basic), but it seems to be a non-game cartridge. I don't know, it's an interesting one.

[mizarkgram]

I'm gonna let this one sit as a mystery till the new year... I have all my stuff packed away and I am leaving for the rents place in like an hour or two...

I'll try it out in the new year... and I'll keep ya'll posted

[fennec fox]

Pirate and pirate.

[Ed Oscuro]

Pirate and pirate.
The second one certainly is; but how did you know about the first one?

Makes sense as I think about it...but I'd like to know more.

[fennec fox]

Pirate and pirate.
The second one certainly is; but how did you know about the first one?All the early era Hudson games (the ones that have that "Hu" on them) have the title and copyright written on them. This one doesn't have any.

If I recall correctly they're also all black cartridges.

[Arqueologia_Digital]

Yeah. Those carts are definitely pirates, as i said in the first post. Now i confirm that. Anyway, are nice pirates... :roll:

Matías

[jbholio]

The second cart is Flipull. It's not Puzznic.

[Skyway_Recreation]

yup the second is flipull, the first one is unknown to me, why not just pop it in and take some screenies? but both are bootlegs, just look at the labels.