Lester Knight wrote:
It was here that I first tried a VB. I like to think it was Mario Tennis that they had running, but to be honest I can’t recall.
It very well could’ve been Mario’s Tennis that you played that day. Check out this cart only copy of MT that I own, it has the same warranty sticker on the back of it that one might expect to find on the back side of the Wario Land and Red Alarm store kiosk demo versions.
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Ben, I was judging that unit simply by the looks of that box, wich to me looks like extreme sunfade.
The best example of sunfade that I can find, is from a sunfaded VidPro card for WrestleMania Challenge for the Nes…
Check out the red colors on Hulk Hogans headband and on the Ljn rainbow and Nintendo logo, bleached to almost pure White, and that milky blue-ish color can be seen on the faded VidPro card and on that japan VB box.
But yeah I think the only way to know for sure would be to purchase the unit and give it a thorough examination…
If your bidding on it, then good luck!
I hope it’s everything you want it to be.
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Some scans of the Galactic PinBall VidPro Card Variant…
Scans of the Entry Forms…
Some scans of the Display Forms…
Here are all of the pages from the 1996 Annual Report that mentioned Virtual Boy. Yup, just one page. Just like the 1995 Annual Report this 1996 Annual Report only shows how much Nintendo makes Annually as a whole company, it doesn’t give you sale numbers for any system individually, they just show how much they made and lost in a fiscal year.
MasterOfPuppets wrote:
If there’s anything about the 64DD in them, that would be nice to see as well if you wouldn’t mind.
Nothing about the 64DD at all. Sorry.
Here are scans of every page from the 1995 Annual Report that mentioned Virtual Boy.
I hope these are ok…
