I was sceptical at first but the yellowing and the quality of the unit makes it look real to me. The only doubt is that I know the cd-add on was meant to sit under the snes?Hi
di not want to rain on your parade but why would a very rare device like this ends up with this dude ?
Common?
Wake up....
I have the E.T. ufo in my garage though I live in a flat....
a bad joke for me if you wanna know....
Alex
Hi
di not want to rain on your parade but why would a very rare device like this ends up with this dude ?
Common?
Wake up....
I have the E.T. ufo in my garage though I live in a flat....
a bad joke for me if you wanna know....
Alex
Hi
di not want to rain on your parade but why would a very rare device like this ends up with this dude ?
Common?
Wake up....
I have the E.T. ufo in my garage though I live in a flat....
a bad joke for me if you wanna know....
Alex
Time hides all kind of things, like all the many hundreds of nuclear bomb tests with all the demostrations which probably are one of the bigger contributer to global warming, yet the only thing people speak about is CO2 nowadays, it only takes 2 generations to forget how it was.
It´s the same with stuff, it changes hands hidden in boxes marked "Kitchen".
I don´t know if this is real or a scam, but i hope it is real.
It also makes sense that it doesnt really say nintendo anywhere as it´s a prototype done by Sony, probably behind nintendo´s backs.![]()
I saw this the other day. You have to wonder for a device this rare why someone would treat it this badly and let it get so yellowed?
It does look authentic, but could someone of faked it? I understand Nintendo/Sony are currently trying to authenticate it.
Good as a collectable item, but next to useless as a device because AFAIK no CD based software was ever produced, so it is basically a SNES that can probably play music CDs.
Should definitely be in a museum.