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Wednesday, July 8, 2009

A Link to the Past french version, sealed

The Legend of Zelda A LINK TO THE PAST, Super Nintendo SNES, Pal French version.

The game is sealed in a solid plastic, this kind of packaging is typical from France, Belgium and Netherlands.

Actually, I 've got two sealed exemplaires of that game so one could be exchange ;)

Must tell you that story: the guy from who I get these games, find it on a market, for 15$ each!! He was ready to open it! Thanks God!

Saturday, May 23, 2009

Japan's Nintendo Power Service

Nintendo Power was a service offered from 1997 for Super Famicom and from 1999 for GameBoy Color. The service consisted of selling rewritable cartridge that consumer could load game on it. Games could be buy from store which has NP Station. The service was discontinued in 2007

It was possible to load multiple on on a single cardridge. On power up a display menu is show to select the game you want to play with. SFC card has 4 Mbytes space on it and GBC card has only 1 Mbyte. Since the GB Flash size was so small most of time only one game could be loaded since most popular game like Zelda DX and Mario DX are both 1 Mbytes games.

Japanese version of Zelda DX and A Link To The Past where offered on the service as you can see on picture if you hit Read More ;). Btw both game are the same as retail version.

Friday, May 22, 2009

SNES ZELDA USA SET

ZELDA USA SET

Thursday, May 21, 2009

SNES Junior Zelda Target Exclusive

Package made for Target store (other available like tetris attack and yoshi island) , the cart is a Players Choise edition

Wednesday, May 13, 2009

cart Modding: A Link to the past, SNES, Pal FR

There's another work from Kogami: The Legend of Zelda A Link To The Past, Super famicom version (japanese version,) adapted for SNES pal FR. This is of course a non official game, box, instructions and cartridge have been recreated. A very nice cart modded game. Read more...

Cart Modding: The legend of Zelda BS, SNES, Pal FR

The Legend of Zelda BS, Super Nintendo SNES, Pal FR.

This game as you could understand is not an official game. This cart-modded game has been realised by my friend Kogami. There's a link where you can see his work!

Friday, February 13, 2009

Super Nintendo SNES Custom by Kotomi

Super Nintendo SNES customed by Kotomi.

A link to the past Pal Version, Signed by Miyamoto.

The legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past, UK pal Version, Signe by Miyamoto at the London Virgin Megastore, for the inauguration of Wind Waker.

Twilight Princess US guide, GameCube Version, Sealed.

Zelda: A Link to The Past, Japanese Guide.

The Legend of Zelda: A link to the past Guide, Super Famicom, Japanese Version.

Thursday, February 12, 2009

A Link to the past Japanese Super Famicom Cartridge

The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the past Japanese Super Famicom Cartridge (NTSC)

A Link To The Past, Japanese Super Famicom Version.

The Legend of Zelda: A link to the Past, Japanese Super Famicom Version, Ntsc.

Tuesday, February 10, 2009

A link to the past, US Version.

The Legend of Zelda: A Link To The Past, US Version, Ntsc.

The Seal is open but still there, there's the content of the US version.

Everything is as new (we can't anymore say "new" now everything get out of the box...) Anyway all the content looks as new, and the Top Secrets is sealed.

A link to the past, Canadian Version.

The Legend of Zelda: A link to the Past, Canadian Version, Ntsc.

There's the Canadian "A Link to the past" complete: Box, Manual, Map, Secrets (here sealed with the triforce stickers), and Cartridge of course. The content is the same in all countrys, only the language changes.

A link to the past, Canadian Version Sealed, Red Square: "Version entiierement française", Sealed.

The Legend of Zelda: A Link To The Past, Canadian Version, ntsc, Sealed.

This is another Canadian Version, it's also completely in French, but the box is different as the US one. On the front it is specify in a red square that it is a completely French Version ("Version entièrement française.") It's also specify that the instructions are in French.

Make the comparaison with my precedent message. The backside is exactly the same as the other canadian version.