Shuttah627
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Here she is.
I cri evryteim.
I hate regions
I live in australia. We bought the copy during a holiday in California ages ago.
In the box.
-Cart
-NP Guide Ad
-NP Poster
-DKC3 Instruction Manual
NP Poster
The front side of the Nintendo Power poster.
The other side
It is incredibly colourful
The NP Guide ad.
The Instruction Manual
It's also very colourfull
Here she is. NEVER PLAYED.
Thanks to a 1990's not-knowing-about-regions-while-on-holiday-in-LA mishap, this copy has never been turned on. It hasn't yellowed a bit.
The back
I guess you could say the label has yellowed a bit? I dunno.
The End Label
WHY DOESNT THE N64 HAVE END LABELS? WHO THOUGHT THAT WAS A GOOD IDEA AHShHDASDDaSKDAHDASKD
darkangle2000now
there's converters SUPER FAMICON => SNES. Have been around since the SNES released.
bagpipesonrye
Well, I have an erection now.
justdrawit
Speaking as the self-appointed Biggest DKC Fan In England, I approve mightily :)
amluan
I read that as "Dick in a box". I'm not ashamed.
kaeraneko
Me too! :,D
Punfortunate
So did I. So did I..
moderatesoul
Is that a Super Famicom I see? My parents bought me one for Christmas from the Vietnamese video store. We had to file down the sides (1/2)
TheNotSoImportantGuy
Don't you know that European and Japanese designs are the same?
moderatesoul
I do now. Thanks! Learnding!
moderatesoul
to fit the North American cartridges. It was stolen by a family friend. We came home to find that, our VCR and some money stolen. (2/3)
moderatesoul
He was recently charged with possession of 180 rocks of crack. It all started in our living room playing Super Famicom.
PartyHatGladOS
that escalated fairly quick.
bubblehearth
That's a European SNES. Different voltage and configuration from the US SNES. They require special adapters to get NTSC games to play.
moderatesoul
Nice.
bubblehearth
The adapters are 3rd party, and probably cost far more than the SNES unit did to begin with. Cheaper to import a NA SNES really.
moderatesoul
Pain in the ass. We used a drill and a file bit to widen the cartridge slot. The Japanese version has smaller carts but same port.