Complete US Nes Collection

[usk84flip]

Oh my god... I started doing the variation thing, and was gonna slit my wrist just with the color dreams black and blue variations... the first release nes cart variations.. the rerelease ones... and the "rumored" variations that I couldn't continue... I just wanted their to be an end somewhere, so I stopped at having most of the major label variations.

~Matt

[Bronty-2]

and that's before you start with the box variations... there's two different dk math boxes, for example (code on upper left back, and no code versions).

[dave2236]

yeah, variations suck, I think I have found 3 or 4 mike tysons punch outs

plus tons of games have black seals and white seals.

Adam, that Wally Bear is awesome, I'm gonna have to try and track one down for my collection

[leonk]

The "Racermate Challenge" cart is unlicensed. It sells alone for around $175 or so.

It's not on the same level as Caltron and Myriad, but it's the same type of thinking.

It was sold here, but you need the Racermate bike in order to use it.

One valid point is made, if anyone is including the Panesians, you have to include this game as well, as it's FAR MORE of a US title that any of the Panesian crap.

That's a great point!!! If miracle piano is considered a released title, than why not racemate challenge!??

[Buyatari]

Wally Bear is the same game, it's not even a released product, it was more of a prototype than anything else.

Yeah yeah yeah . Thats because you don't have one.

More than one of these have poped up. Limited retail issue is more plausable than a prototype with a full label.

[DreamTR]

Wally Bear was definitely not limited retail for this one. That would require an original box and manual from AVE, yes? Unlicensed game with early label, and EPROMS inside? Sounds like Sachen style to me ;P I've had an opportunity to buy one of these, but why? I'm not a label junkie for unlicensed prototypes =(

Miracle Piano is a LICENSED NES title, Racermate does not seem to be.