Nintendo World Championship Reproduction Carts

[jperryss]

Don't lie to yourself. It's still not the real thing. Might as well just emulate it. Save you $100.

It's $60, not $100.

And playing a repro on original hardware would be indistinguishable from playing an original on original hardware. The same can not be said for emulating it on a PC, other console, etc.

And emulation is like playing with yourself: It works, but it's not the way it's meant to be done.

[c0ldb33r]

This might be a stupid question - what are the dip switches for and why didn't the prior versions have them?

[ProgrammingAce]

This might be a stupid question - what are the dip switches for and why didn't the prior versions have them?

The dip switches set the count down timer for the games. The first version just had a set time because nobody had reverse engineered how exactly the switches worked.

[bombman]

So how do you tell the difference between these and the actual championship carts?

e: oh it says right on the label. *headdesk*

[Guy Bramsworth]

I'm glad to see that this repro was done with someone with brains - it actually states it's a repro and where it came from, so as to avoid any morons later selling it off to people as the real deal. If only all repros could be like this, But I guess people just can't live without a fake Nintendo Seal of Quality on their carts, as if they were fooling themselves

[BenG76]

I got one of these a while back. I have not played it much though. Hopefully when I get my game room more in order I can give it a try again.

[kandied91z]

What a great thing to run across, wish they still did that show today.. just ordered mine, hope the site and game is legit.

[mb7241]

The site, and games listed thereon, are legit. I've bought several things from them over the past 2-3 years. Each and every time, I was met with quick shipment and great quality games.