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BigusSchmuck

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Re: Sealed Dungeon Explorer
« Reply #15 on: September 25, 2014, 04:52:39 AM »
$100 for a sealed common game is ludicrous. What's stopping people from repacking a used copy with shrink wrap?

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Re: Sealed Dungeon Explorer
« Reply #16 on: September 25, 2014, 08:09:01 AM »
$100 for a sealed common game is ludicrous. What's stopping people from repacking a used copy with shrink wrap?

yeah you got a point there

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Re: Sealed Dungeon Explorer
« Reply #17 on: September 25, 2014, 10:17:19 AM »
$100 for a sealed common game is ludicrous. What's stopping people from repacking a used copy with shrink wrap?

I have worried about this for a long time, actually.  I wouldn't pay $100, but if it looked in reasonably good condition anyway, I would maybe buy it around $40.  I used to own Dungeon Explorer, it's one of the games that really made me embarrassed of the TG-16 cover art.  Of course now it has it's nostalgic charms but as a kid...

Worse yet though on a related note, I'm worried about people making Bootleg NES, SNES, Genesis, etc. cartridges, with say like a flash rom on the inside holding the game.  Again, I won't spend a lot on most games so its probably not an issue, but I do wonder who is getting ripped off out there.  I guess that would be damn hard to do with a TG-16 / PCE hu-card, since you can't swap out the innards so easily.

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Sealed Dungeon Explorer
« Reply #18 on: September 25, 2014, 12:57:17 PM »
$100 for a sealed common game is ludicrous. What's stopping people from repacking a used copy with shrink wrap?

I have worried about this for a long time, actually.  I wouldn't pay $100, but if it looked in reasonably good condition anyway, I would maybe buy it around $40.  I used to own Dungeon Explorer, it's one of the games that really made me embarrassed of the TG-16 cover art.  Of course now it has it's nostalgic charms but as a kid...

Worse yet though on a related note, I'm worried about people making Bootleg NES, SNES, Genesis, etc. cartridges, with say like a flash rom on the inside holding the game.  Again, I won't spend a lot on most games so its probably not an issue, but I do wonder who is getting ripped off out there.  I guess that would be damn hard to do with a TG-16 / PCE hu-card, since you can't swap out the innards so easily.

I once described Dungeon Explorer's cover as "suitable for a coffee shop" because it is so bland.

It's not the worst, but it is bland, and for such a great game, it deserved an extra something (even a really kool title/logo art would have helped improve that coverart).
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Re: Sealed Dungeon Explorer
« Reply #20 on: September 25, 2014, 02:18:06 PM »
$100 for a sealed common game is ludicrous. What's stopping people from repacking a used copy with shrink wrap?

I have worried about this for a long time, actually.  I wouldn't pay $100, but if it looked in reasonably good condition anyway, I would maybe buy it around $40.  I used to own Dungeon Explorer, it's one of the games that really made me embarrassed of the TG-16 cover art.  Of course now it has it's nostalgic charms but as a kid...

Worse yet though on a related note, I'm worried about people making Bootleg NES, SNES, Genesis, etc. cartridges, with say like a flash rom on the inside holding the game.  Again, I won't spend a lot on most games so its probably not an issue, but I do wonder who is getting ripped off out there.  I guess that would be damn hard to do with a TG-16 / PCE hu-card, since you can't swap out the innards so easily.

I once described Dungeon Explorer's cover as "suitable for a coffee shop" because it is so bland.

It's not the worst, but it is bland, and for such a great game, it deserved an extra something (even a really kool title/logo art would have helped improve that coverart).

Yeah, agreed.  Shame!  One of the great memorable soundtracks from the TG-16 library for me, and a heck of a lot fun.  I tried to get two friends to play it with me recently (all in our 30's now) and it didn't go over too well mostly because I thought I remembered that you could rez dead party members at an inn or something but I guess you had to do it all in one go.  They both died and I was the only survivor after the first stage, and they couldn't continue so we just stopped.  I beat DE back in the day, I guess it was more of an accomplishment than I thought!

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Re: Sealed Dungeon Explorer
« Reply #22 on: September 29, 2014, 04:39:30 AM »

Dirty frenchy canuck version!  10x as rarez!

This is the version ive been trying to hunt down for years! ;)  I think 100 bucks is a bit high for either version tho IMHO
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