Interesting stuff for sale elsewhere

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taizou

Mar 3 2012, 03:57:03 PM

well, I felt like taking that risk o: I'll let you know what's on it. Plug & play systems are usually quite good about not inflating game counts... usually. Except the blatant ones that claim to have numbers of games in the tens of thousands or something.[/quote]Thanks for doing that. :thumb: Apparently, it'll take a while to arrive though.

[Pepper-98]

A lot of different Waixing GB titles.

[taizou]

Funny you should mention that, I bought a few off this guy recently. they're currently somewhere between Beijing and my house.

[codeman38]

Most of the games on the revised Senario are typical Nice Code stuff, but three things jumped out at me:

* "Commando Rescue" is obviously the elusive Desert Storm.

* "Jumping Jay" is obviously the no-longer-elusive Happy Biqi.

* And finally, "Legend of the Lion" totally appears to be Super Game's Lion King port. (Right down to the green rhinos.) How exactly did Waixing get their hands on that one, I wonder?

[taizou]

Oh I've got that Senario thing, I've been meaning to record a video of the Lion King game - it's actually a completely different Lion King port, made by Waixing in 1997...

[codeman38]

taizou

 

Oh I've got that Senario thing, I've been meaning to record a video of the Lion King game - it's actually a completely different Lion King port, made by Waixing in 1997...[/quote]!! Wow, I had no idea that Waixing had made their own port of the game.

[taizou]

Yeah, that was my reaction when I played it.. They did copyright it back in 97 but if it was ever released I've never seen it. Same goes for Happy Biqi, Desert Storm and Hua Rong Dao though - I haven't seen any of those on cart but they were all copyrighted in the early years of Waixing.

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taizou

Mar 3 2012, 11:06:30 PM

Oh I've got that Senario thing, I've been meaning to record a video of the Lion King game - it's actually a completely different Lion King port, made by Waixing in 1997...[/quote]I thought you already did a video of that game. :huh:

[taizou]

oh, yeah, I did, but it was quite short and the quality wasn't very good, I want to re-record it before I actually put it on youtube or anything.

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K-Araoke (sic) which is apparently some karaoke thing with a few songs dating from the early 2000s at the latest and 2 games built-in. Not sure how you could play actual games on a microphone.
Megajoy III which apparently includes a Mortal Kombat pirate and Harry's Legend.

[Robyn]

Awesome Panda

Mar 5 2012, 11:23:20 AM

K-Araoke (sic) which is apparently some karaoke thing with a few songs dating from the early 2000s at the latest and 2 games built-in. Not sure how you could play actual games on a microphone.
Megajoy III which apparently includes a Mortal Kombat pirate and Harry's Legend.[/quote]The girl on the front of the K-Araoke looks like she has no teeth and her eyes are way too apart :lol:
One of my friends has a Megajoy II and it looks the same as that Megajoy III, except I can't remember if it had Harrys Legend  

[codeman38]

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Mar 5 2012, 11:23:20 AM

K-Araoke (sic) which is apparently some karaoke thing with a few songs dating from the early 2000s at the latest and 2 games built-in. Not sure how you could play actual games on a microphone. [/quote]Looks like it's got a D-pad and trigger buttons on the other end-- so it could be held sideways as a controller.

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codeman38

Mar 5 2012, 09:46:10 PM

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Mar 5 2012, 11:23:20 AM

K-Araoke (sic) which is apparently some karaoke thing with a few songs dating from the early 2000s at the latest and 2 games built-in. Not sure how you could play actual games on a microphone. [/quote]Looks like it's got a D-pad and trigger buttons on the other end-- so it could be held sideways as a controller.[/quote]Oh. Seems like it'd be pretty awkward to use though.

Also, I just noticed that the games are some rubbish memory test thing and what looks like an awful piano program.

BTW, this seems to be a lot like the Croaky Karaoke things that used to be sold in the UK. /:)

[taizou]

the guy i bought the 99 in 1 from has a bunch of other interesting stuff - I already bought one of those fishing Power Joys off him and a "hand assembled sample" of a handheld console, but he also has a bunch of different steering wheel plug & plays, made by Trump Grand I think:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm//170794795576
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm//170794126989
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm//170794124101
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm//170794122274
and one other controller based thing, a 100 in 1 which bizarrely is only available for shipping to North and South America, but I think that's a mistake, I'm sure he'd ship it elsewhere if you asked.
http://www.ebay.com/itm//170794799208
And, like, seriously, *someone* needs to buy that one because I want to know what it is and I already spent enough money with this guy. D:

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I'm pretty sure the first two are either by Trump Grand or Shenzhen Nanjing; I remember seeing the extra controller on one of their pages.

BTW, I bought a 72 in 1 controller off that seller which apparently (judging from the screenshots on the box) has some hacks of 1st-gen games that I don't recall seeing elsewhere.