ReiNi さよなら＊へヴン Level: 124 Posts: 1088/4444 EXP: 21772298 For next: 64303 Since: 07-21-07 Since last post: 6.7 years Last activity: 3.3 years

Posted on 10-12-08 02:11:26 AM (last edited by Reimu at 10-11-08 11:11 PM) Link | Quote

ξ・∀・） ---------------------------- Considering the price is getting high... chances are it's some collector who will get it for themselves. =/ I mean, someone wiling to share it wouldn't pay much. And if they end up buying it that high, they probably would ask themselves if they really want it dumped... Then again, the higher the price goes, the less likely it will be dumped, so trying to "fight for it" isn't a good idea... ____________________

kiddo User Level: 9 Posts: 8/11 EXP: 2576 For next: 586 Since: 09-05-08 Since last post: 10.2 years Last activity: 10.0 years

Posted on 10-12-08 01:40:19 PM Link | Quote

I would of course argue that due to the Satellaview's very nature (Games literally designed to expire after a set amount of uses unless ROM-dumped, on top of the easy of possible ROM corruption compared to other SNES games), it would NOT be a good idea to hoard without a ROM backup. Then again, if I went to Nintendo with that, they'd probably say "That's the idea, sonny." In all fairness, compared with other potentially collectible carts, this isn't -too- high yet... mff.

ReiNi さよなら＊へヴン Level: 124 Posts: 1092/4444 EXP: 21772298 For next: 64303 Since: 07-21-07 Since last post: 6.7 years Last activity: 3.3 years	Posted on 10-12-08 02:26:02 PM (last edited by Reimu at 10-12-08 11:27 AM) Link | Quote
	ξ・∀・） ---------------------------- Well, it's not like it's Kirby's Toy Box... The game itself looks interesting, but is it even actually playable? I mean, the puzzles were broadcasted... Unless it's extensivelly hacked to have them, it'd be simply useless... So maybe the bidder will dump it and try to hack it. I don't see why else would he want a game he can't play... ____________________

kiddo User Level: 9 Posts: 9/11 EXP: 2576 For next: 586 Since: 09-05-08 Since last post: 10.2 years Last activity: 10.0 years

Posted on 10-12-08 02:31:50 PM Link | Quote

"Broadcasted" games were actually downloaded into the BS-X memory pack for what seems to be the majority of the time. More than likely this cart will have the game data for what "puzzle" was played during that week. Since it looks like it was downloaded and could be played outside it's broadcast time, it may also have a title screen and some menus. It may or may not have music or sound, but that depends. BSNES will likely be able to run it, since it displays on the BIOS menu in that manner. BTW, on the note of the BS Kirby's Toy Box games, there's an interesting link I got... http://blog.goo.ne.jp/randnetdd/