Check out my pirate game blog!

[Parodius Duh!]

http://famicrap.blogspot.com/

well, I finally decided to start a blog, please follow, post comments, and let me know what you all think! thanks!

[markusman64ds]

You should do reviews of some of these games. Just looking at the cartridges isn't much fun.

[Parodius Duh!]

too lazy, its more or less just to display the crazy label art and unique titles. I may add a few quick reviews for the more unique games.

[YoshiM]

Your pirate site needs more peg leg..

Oh wait...

[treismac]

Dude, I first thought you meant



I gets it now...

Hey! Since you don't want to review the games, why not record yourself playing them on youtube, providing you have the necessary equipment.

[Gameguy]

For pirate games have you checked out this website?

http://bootleggames.wikia.com/wiki/BootlegGames_Wiki

It has a bunch of pictures as well as full descriptions and reviews.

[Parodius Duh!]

yeah, they are missing 1000s of entries that should be on there.....they only cover popular and infamous games.

[djshok]

Great idea man! I hope you Sega pirates as well.

[Gameguy]

yeah, they are missing 1000s of entries that should be on there.....they only cover popular and infamous games.

Actually it's open for anyone to contribute, you could add missing entries if you wanted to make it more complete.

[Parodius Duh!]

Hey! Since you don't want to review the games, why not record yourself playing them on youtube, providing you have the necessary equipment.

I am going to attempt some videos, only thing is i do not have a tripod so i need a friend to come over and hold the camera as I play the games.

[madman77]

Screenshots and/or videos would be cool. Invest in a capture device instead of having a camera pointed at your TV. The Famicom pirate scene is vast so it's always interesting to see all the different hacks and HK originals.

[shertz]

Back in the late 80's, i had a friend in school who would go to Japan for the summer. I heard about the Japanese version of SMB2 being different then the USA version. So I begged my mom to have my friend by a Famicom system just so I can play the Japanese version of SMB2. I didnt know at the time but SMB2 was on their disk system. When my friend returned from Japan, he got me the Famicom and SMB2 on a cart not disk. the label was cut and it also looked like a crappy photocopy. I'll take a pic of it if I ever dig out and you can see it.

BTW, also unknowingly at the time, I could have just bought a famicom to NES cart converter instead of buying the Famicom system. DOH!!