erek
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wonder if it boots
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??? use your big boy words.
what are you questioning?
i don't knowwhat are you questioning?
he's a classic! for some reason ive had several videos about him in my yt suggestions so it was on my mindDidn't even know there was a world championships console.. is this device verified in any way?
What are the odds.. I've been on an Ernest movie and commercials bender for the past 2 straight weeks after forgetting about him for 25 years.. and then I log into hardforum to see good ole Ernest P. Worrel saying eeeh eeeewwwwwwwwww
pendragon1 so I asked a friend and he said that the NFC carts were started by pressing a button on controller 2. For the local competitions a second controller was plugged in as they just cared about the score but for the big competitions at the end where they had people going side by side this was used to do the same thing. So I was mostly right, it's there to start all of the consoles at once.
I don't remember selling prices, but I have seen several of these consoles come up for sale over the past few years. While rare, they still hit the market. There has to be quite a few out there. The NES championship tours hit a lot of cities and there were usually many people playing at the same time.I'm impressed. Other than the SNES Playstation that came up recently, this is probably the most interesting console to hit auction. I mean for years the carts came up now and then, but an actual console? How many of them could be out there? This could very well be a 1 of 1 type of situation 30 years after the NWC.
If a sealed copy of the original run of Super Mario Bros. can go for $125,000, I think this is worth that assuming it can be verified.
I don't remember selling prices, but I have seen several of these consoles come up for sale over the past few years. While rare, they still hit the market. There has to be quite a few out there. The NES championship tours hit a lot of cities and there were usually many people playing at the same time.
isn't that against eBay policies?The extremely high price tag is most likely just used to "advertise" the listing, so people who are serious about buying would likely message him directly to work out a deal.
isn't that against eBay policies?