Because the pic isnt good at all I couldnt tell for sure,but the way it looks it looks like a gutted pc engine there,with a rf on the right and ac power cord on the left,and adaughterboard included for controls and what not.But the cord plugged into the ac jack looks like it has aplug adapter for arcade crap instead.I think the guy took lousy far away pics on purpose.Email hm for larger ones.You need to get a look at the card slot,and have him list what the instructions say about what hu-cards it takes.You guys need to keep in mind this item is'nt tested,comes with no games,and you have no real idea wether it works or not.It might be neat to look at,but any dead duo is neat to look at too but no where near worth over 100 bucks.I regret even listing the link on here now knowing steve has placed at least a 100 dollar bid on it.I dont think he is getting his money worth.
The guy is asking way too much for is other auctions too,Mk 2 bios chips do not go that high.You can get a MK2 pcb itself working for far less.
You should research the stuff before you bid on it.For that matter you should check local arcade vendors inyour area.They usually dont mind letting you dig trough their junk for old stuff in hopes you will buy it.When it stops making money they dont need it anymore,and most of them do not have the time to list on auction sites.I have many arcade shops near me that I can go ig around in at any time.Funny too that you mettioned it,the arcade snes system,Godwins tried to push that crap on me many times,but its pratically useless,as the controllers are way oversized,clunky,with thumbpads way too hard to press.Alot of these places will let you nab Neo carts cheap too.Steve,rethink your bid.That hunk of scrap isnt worth that amount of cash.Id retract it and leave it where it sits,untill the guy spost better info on it,and states wether it really works or not,and what types of hu-cards it takes.
