Ever felt like owning every NES game?

[MarioRPG]

oh em gee, man (http://cgi.ebay.ca/NES-Nintendo-EVERY-GAME-EVER-MADE-670-LOT-Licensed_W0QQitemZ110083483658QQihZ001QQcategoryZ6 2053QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem)

[Esuohlim]

For 3,000 dollars? No thanks man how about for free (http://www.virtualnes.com/) though

[Emu]

But that's not OWNING. :Rolleyes

[GADZOOKS]

Man I could of got all those games at funcoland for like 60 bucks :rolleyes

[MarioRPG]

But what about R.O.B! WOULD YOU GET ROB?

[RaNkeri]

HA! They don't have Final Fantasy 2 or Final Fantasy 3 :rolleyes

[Emu]

That's because they weren't released in cartridge format you fucking ignoramus

[MarioRPG]

IN FINLAND IT SO DID. :\

[RaNkeri]

That's because they weren't released in cartridge format you fucking ignoramus

I hate to burst your bubble, but Final Fantasy 2 and 3 were released on NES.

Final Fantasy 2 :
Release date(s) JPN December 17, 1988
Platform(s) Nintendo Entertainment System,WonderSwan Color, PlayStation, NTT DoCoMo FOMA 901i, KDDI au BREW, Game Boy Advance

Final Fantasy 3 :
Release date(s) JPN April 27, 1990
Platform(s) Nintendo Family Computer(= NES), Nintendo DS

[executioneer]

not in ENGLISH, though, so what's the point unless you know japanese

[RaNkeri]

Agreed, but therefore the title on the ebay page is not true, as it states: NES Nintendo - EVERY GAME EVER MADE. Afterall s/he lacks some of the games. :snap
Knowing the US law system, you could probably benefit from this

[executioneer]

seriously, though- who would pay basically 40 dollars a game for a twenty-year-old game system, that's retarded

edit: and in japan, wouldn't they have been for the Famicom and not the NES?

[Grislygus]

Yes, they were for the Famicom, that's why Captain Finland's second quote says it was for the "Nintendo Family Computer". Oh, wait he wrote (=NES) next to it, so obviously it's just that crazy youth leetspeak.

[MarioRPG]

seriously, though- who would pay basically 40 dollars a game for a twenty-year-old game system, that's retarded

edit: and in japan, wouldn't they have been for the Famicom and not the NES?

I saw a SNES at a feal market yesterday (with super mario world) for 90 dollars.

[RaNkeri]

Yes, they were for the Famicom, that's why Captain Finland's second quote says it was for the "Nintendo Family Computer". Oh, wait he wrote (=NES) next to it, so obviously it's just that crazy youth leetspeak.

Heh, I'm hip indeed :lol

[Guitar Woman]

I demand Rankeri's name be changed to Captain Finland

[Emu]

I hate to burst your bubble, but Final Fantasy 2 and 3 were released on NES.

Final Fantasy 2 :
Release date(s) JPN December 17, 1988
Platform(s) Nintendo Entertainment System,WonderSwan Color, PlayStation, NTT DoCoMo FOMA 901i, KDDI au BREW, Game Boy Advance

Final Fantasy 3 :
Release date(s) JPN April 27, 1990
Platform(s) Nintendo Family Computer(= NES), Nintendo DS

no, they were released on the FAMICOM, jackass

does it say "USA" anywhere in there? no? kill yourself

[RaNkeri]

no, they were released on the FAMICOM, jackass

does it say "USA" anywhere in there? no? kill yourself


Hey, I don't give a flying shit whether they were released in USA or not. My point was that they WERE released in cartridge format, you foolish little boy.


EDIT: I just thought it might be wise to add that FAMICOM is Japanese eqvivalent for NES, just in case you don't happen to know it. ;)

[executioneer]

equivalent, but not the same thing, so it's fine to omit the famicom FF games

also:

The original Famicom and the re-released AV Family Computer (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AV_Family_Computer) both utilized a 60-pin cartridge design, which resulted in smaller cartridges than the NES (and the NES 2 (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NES_2)), which utilized a 72-pin design

so you can't just go plug a famicom game into your NES, they're physically incompatible

[Emu]

just admit that you have shamed finland (YEAH LIKE THAT' SHARD TO DO :rolleyes )

[RaNkeri]

:rolleyes