A fellow member (Ken aka DrWiley008) told me i should post this. I recently bought a storage unit full of older games from an ex-flea market dealer. A lot of terric finds in there, however I came across a case of 12 "Super Gameboy Game Genie Adapters". It is basically a straight line circuit board which fits into a Super Gameboy for SNES and extends out to a black plastic housing which a original Gameboy Game genie will fit on. Thus allowing you to use a Game genie on your Super gameboy. I tested one and it worked. The black housing has a plain white label with " SUPER GAME BOY to Game Genie" on two lines. The first line is all capps, which the second is not. The black housing has "G1" raised in the plastic, slightly covered by the label. The circuit board portion has only "FRONT" at the top portion, "P1" at the center bottom, and a "1" at the left hand corner.
Has anyone ever seen one of these? I figure it may be something along the lines of a NES Top Loader Game Genie which was created due to complaining parents that the Game Genie they bought their kid wouldn't fit in a Super Gameboy???? I'm just speculating here.
They are packaged in what appears to be plastic bag, cut with the heating element of a shrinkwrap machine, and rather shoddily done I might add. They are not shrinkwrapped though. The box they were in did have a printed shipping label on it, but is faded way beyond recognition.
If someone could host some pics, I'd send them some to post.
Any info would be great!!
There was also an "Atari Game Kit". It is a plain cardboard box, with a red and white label that states "Atari Game Kit""Contains 40 Assorted Games" There are 40 games, in the boxes, mostly 7800 titles. They have been opened, but the original shrinkwrap is still intact on all of them. there were a few notable titles such as Ninja Golf and Title Match Pro Wrestling. Any info on this would also be appreciated.