Augmerson wrote: » Final Fight CD!!!!!!!! YUS, YUS, YUSSSSSSSSSSSS!
Augmerson wrote: » "Jessica, my childhood sweetheart?" "Mad Gear must pay!"
CiDeRmAn wrote: » I hit it around 10:30, people are mostly set up, if you get there too early then the car boot sale folks will not have gotten their wares out. It is hit and miss though, sometimes there's nothing, sometimes, like yesterday, there's something. The CoD:WW doesn't work, there is a ring scratch around it that toothpaste won't shift, will have to get it resurfaced, still, it was only 2 quid. Anyone know who does DVD resurfacing these days? My local video shop used to but they are long closed down.
CiDeRmAn wrote: » Had a good run these two days, Majin and the Forsaken Kingdom plus Darksiders yesterday and today in Balbriggan market I got Fifa soccer, Fifa 95, EA Hockey, Super Hang On, NBA Jam TE and Pitfighter (nasty) all boxed, for MD, 3 without manuals, all with hanging tags, for 4 euro. I got C&C Red Alert and Midway arcade hits: Atari collection 2 ( with paperboy, gauntlet, crystal castles, roadblasters, millipede and marble madness) for the psone, for 3 euro. And finally a disk only of Call of Duty: World at War for the 360 for just 2 euro! So, not a bad haul all told. There are a few Megadrives with leads missing and a Snes missing a psu here, nearly bought the latter, but I already have one, there are loads of playstations with dodgy lids, a Xbox or two as well. There is a stand with old Xbox, psp and PS2 games for cheap enough prices. Today was a good day! Now to play Pitfighter!
CiDeRmAn wrote: » Not the next game night is in Retr0's house, so go to it, stay up all night and go down to the market in the morning!
Retr0gamer wrote: » Hmm interesting, it is on a saturday after all. I still haven't been to the market despite it being down the road!
cedomination wrote: » Metal Slug poster = want!
o1s1n wrote: » Got my AVP board hooked it all up and it plays perfect. I noticed something odd though - it looked like the label was stuck over another one. Not good. You can see it in these pics. The underneath one is a white line down the side- So I scrambled to look for a screwdriver bit to open it up. At this point I was convinced it was a bootleg as Enternow pointed out, it's one of the most pirated CPS2 games. Get it open and then I find this - Real labeled chips?! I confused! It would make sense if it was a relabeled region variant, but the case is JAP, the roms say JAP...the label is JAP..so why has the case got a label under the AVP one? Could it be possible that Capcom reused an old case? Wouldn't they have taken the other label off though? ah, so many questions! Enternow! I chose you! (by chose you I mean please look at my photos and put my mind at ease by saying it's not a bootleg :pac:)
EnterNow wrote: » The board also looks to have the CPS2 battery still connected, it's certainly there, but verify it's actually physically connected to the board ok.
EnterNow wrote: » The outside of the pcb case is another matter. It could be just that way the light is in the pics, but in both photos the label looks as if it were glued down with something transparent, and has actually spilled a little on the casing itself.
EnterNow wrote: » 3) This one you won't like. The game was originally another game, & a donor AVP sticker covers the original sticker. The official Capcom roms were overwritten with AVP roms. The battery was removed in order for the board to loose the decryption algorythm, so the overwritten roms could then boot. The battery was then reconnected, but now serves no purpose. (Highly unlikely).
EnterNow wrote: » Number one is the most probable, but if your contacting Razoola about having the board phoenixed, ask him to verify the rom dumps against known good ones to alleviate your suspicions about a bootleg. All in all, I'd say the board is 99% legit. It's just a sticker issue from the looks of it.
EnterNow wrote: » Worst case is that they are donor stickers, but we're getting into X-Files territitory here :rolleyes:
EnterNow wrote: » The outer casing has a story to tell though....
o1s1n wrote: » Exactly. If they were doner stickers they'd have to have come from an original board...why would someone take stickers off an original board? Plust they look like they were put on in a factory and never removed. At this point we're down to the 'why bother' stage too. Maybe if the game was worth a grand..but it's nowhere near that in value. I may just fire an email off to the seller to ask if he knows. Not knowing is bothering me As for phoenixing, is it just a matter of removing all those numbered AVPJ ROMs and sending them off to Raz? Do they just pop out of their sockets yeah?
atavan-halen wrote: » Nice one! I'll have to pop into the rage and get some of those €2 sports games to use for donor cases for better games