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Location: Danville, IL
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Glad you enjoy our company! As for the boxes, I'll definitely tell you anything I stumble on! :)
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Rank: Lakitu
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Joined: 1/30/2005
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Location: Tintonfalls, NJ
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Yea, every once in a while I do searches on that sorta stuff. :wink:
Quote:"I love the Power Glove. It's so bad" - Lucas, The Wizard Quote:
I am going on a cruise and it will go all around places around the golf of mexico
- airfiggy I have faith in the NEW Marlins!
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Rank: Goomba
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Joined: 2/27/2005
Posts: 23
Location: NORWAY
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Still haven't found out about this.. Fact is that this is prett interesting.. How many different, and I mean different as in every single little detail, systems of every system (hehe, weird sentence!) are there - I find this quite enticing!
I just received my third 16-bit Nintendo system today, the US version of the Super Nintendo! I own two 16-bit Nintendo systems now: The Japanese Super Famicom (though inside a European shell - they do look the same except the text "Super Nintendo" vs. "Super Famicom" below the power button!) and the US Super Nintendo! I love the US Super Nintendo design. Yeah, it's more square and hard, "rough" even, around the edges so to say - But still, this design appeals more to me than the European/Japanese version of the design.
I just found my old European SNES through a buddy of a buddy of my younger brother! Number 2 in that chain bought it from me back in 1994 after I got myself the SFC! PAL SNES sucks.. However, I gotta have mine back, cause it's my lil' baby! I regret selling it! It means a lot to me, even if it's slower than it's NTSC brothers, and has a much smaller picture display.
Ok, this post wasn't entirely NES related now was it! :)
I am currently awaiting the arrival of my first US NES system, the Action Set (w/ the original grey Zapper!) - And some 90 NES games! ;)
Can't wait!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Rock on!
Thomas
Nintendo or die!
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