Correct me if I’m wrong, but I think this catalog is also the first time we’ve seen any boxart/promo materials for the unreleased Kid Kirby on SNES?

I am also firmly convinced that Dragon Hopper has indeed made its way into private hands, that it has been privately dumped, and that it is shared only by a very small group of individuals who have vowed never to make any mention of it at all or to show any proof of having it in their possession, and they will keep this secret for as long as whenever, even if somebody else does later manage to get their hands on a cart copy or the ROM dump somehow and leak it later.

Any chance you wouldn’t mind elaborating on what makes you so sure of this?

I’ve gotta say, as someone who works in broadcasting, your end product is really good! You picked some good footage and your delivery is energetic. I’ll give ya a subscribe.

I must be one of the only Teleroboxer fans; it’s actually one of my favorite Virtual Boy titles!

I found it very captivating to learn all the different techniques you needed to defeat each enemy. However, this kind of diminished the replay value for me since I knew each enemy’s weakness after one playthrough.

I haven’t been active as of late, but I’ve always been around. Lurking. I can’t ever really stay away from this community.

Anyway, I’m really upset to see all the drama that has unfolded as a result of Faceball. Obviously, no amount of thanks would be enough to compensate for what Eric has done, so you can expect a donation from me, even if it’s comparatively small to what others are doing.

I’ve been happy to (often passively) watch this community grow and it was quite rewarding to watch this whole Faceball story begin with “Mr. G”.

Anyway, I just wanted to say thanks and show my appreciation to the community here. I sincerely hope you can recoup your losses, Eric. You clearly care a whole lot about us here at PlanetVB.

I can verify that the Japanese version of Jack Bros. is in Japanese. There is tutorial text throughout the game that isn’t in English.

@MineStorm, is this whole thing a sort of limited time offer, or will you be doing it until you run out of materials?

@John E Bravo, are you from the US, and if so, how much did it end up costing to ship the two carts over to the UK?

Ahhh, I totally overlooked the fact that I’d be sending the carts to the UK x.x

I’m gonna have to see how much shipping will cost…

And, slightly off-topic, but since you mentioned FlashBoys, how much do you charge to make those?

It’d be really convenient if I could just send one cartridge for Bound High, another for a FlashBoy, and then pay for the FlashBoy to be made.

If that is a possibility, of course.

Just out of curiosity, have you thought about designing a label for the carts?

Sounds very okay to me! Where do I sign up?!

Thank you again so much. 🙂 It is an absolute honor to know that my review was appreciated. I spent a lot of time on it and it means a lot to me. xD

I can’t wait to get more involved in the PVB community and expand my collection of Virtual Boy stuff!

Is anyone as excited as I am? 🙂

Nah, after all, what’s more fun than some good ol’ suspense?! 😛

I’m rather nervous as well, lol! I have been checking this topic for updates somewhat frantically. 🙂 Good luck to everyone as well!

I just submitted a review of Virtual Boy Wario Land and I have my 10 games rated!

Does that qualify me for entry into the contest? Or do I need to wait and see if my review gets posted?

gunpeiyokoifan wrote:

KoNeko wrote:
VN10156062[5] (Not sure of region, from eBay)

its a US Virtual Boy!

if it begins with “VN” that means its a US Virtual Boy, if it begins with just “V” its a Japanese Virtual Boy

Ah, glad to have that cleared up. Thank you! 🙂

VN10156062[5] (Not sure of region, from eBay)

How do I post a review for a commercial game that hasn’t been reviewed yet? I can’t seem to figure it out.

It’s not too late is it? I just got my first Virtual Boy and I’d love to give back to the community, especially for a shot at getting another game to play. 🙂