Interactive NES Games on ebay!

[Monge Cravos]

Take a look at this:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...m=290232857339

I'm the seller, if you have any questions, just ask.

Note: I'm new on this forum, if this thread gets moved to the auction section, I might not see it, as I don't have the necessary privileges. But you can PM me if you want to know anything!

Thanks for looking!

[outofkeyslightly]

Aren't all games interactive?

[Monge Cravos]

Yeah, sort of =) But take a look at this auction and you'll know how interactive these are =)

[coreys429]

Different but weird.

[Frankie_Says_Relax]

I sold a Famiclone that came with that exact Ping-Pong game and hardware at the last NAVA!

I hate to say it, but it's pretty awful and nearly IMPOSSIBLE to beat the computer.

There's a 16-bit Ping-Pong that I have that runs on Genesis clone hardware that's much more fun to play.

Still, regardless of the overall quality of the game-play, these are nice Famicom/NES clone hardware collectables.

[Sweater Fish Deluxe]

There's a 16-bit Ping-Pong that I have that runs on Genesis clone hardware that's much more fun to play.

It's probably Xavix architecture, not Genesis. There's some great Xavix-based games out there, especially the Excite series ones released in Japan. It's too bad more of them weren't made available for the XavixPort system or it might have been worth buying.


...word is bondage...

[otoko]

It's too bad more of them weren't made available for the XavixPort system or it might have been worth buying.

Extreme emphasis on "might". I've seen more of those things at goodwill than any other system (except maybe Hyper Scan) They come in, but rarely leave.

[rbudrick]

Wow, that is certainly unique for sure. I had no idea anything new and inventive was being done with NES architecture other than Jungletac games.

-Rob

[Frankie_Says_Relax]

It's probably Xavix architecture, not Genesis. There's some great Xavix-based games out there, especially the Excite series ones released in Japan. It's too bad more of them weren't made available for the XavixPort system or it might have been worth buying.


...word is bondage...

That's probably it, it's definitely not an NES game like the one featured above.

Did Hong Kong companies reverse engineer the Xavix stuff and use it to make a lot of stand alone clone-type motion games?

Because the one I have is really really fun and nice looking by cheap mall kiosk game standards.

[Dain]

I was the initial bidder, but that didn't last long!

[PapaStu]

**shimmy on down to Everything eBay**