The Super Famicom Box was a system developed by Nintendo and used exclusively in the hospitality industry in Japan. Specifically, it was placed in hotel rooms where blocks of time could be purchased to play the built in games via a coin box mounted on the side. The Super Famicom …
I know it been a while since I have updated, but in the recent melt (after a record snow fall) my basement took on some serious water, so I have been dealing with that lately. Thankfully the game room survived unscathed, save for a small wet spot in one corner. …
Similar to the Famicom Box (which is the original Japanese version of the famed Nintendo M82 system), the Super Famicom Box was a device manufactured by Nintendo of Japan in the early nineties for use in hotels. The device originally had a coin mechanism that could be attached to the …
This is a ‘holy shit find’ I got a few weeks back and just never got around to posting. If you look at the price tag in the photo below you can see that I paid all of $3.95 for this game. Compare that to the Ebay auctions I searched …
By way of the good people at Gamesniped.com, there is a real official looking (i.e. not fake) promo version of the North American Sega CD localization of the infinitely awesome cyberpunk masterpiece Snatcher on Ebay right now. As you know, I have an eternal love for this game . The $500 BIN …