sega of america SEGA rare stuff for sale on eBay

[Digi.k]

if you got the money... well you can spend it on some rare sega stuff and do a bit for charity


http://shop.ebay.com/segaamerica/m.html

[rodek]

Wow.. that's a lot of stuff. Some bids are getting pretty high !

[Opethian]

oh man that outrun art work signed by Yu Suzuki!!! ME WANT!

[Joe Redifer]

Me, too!  Though at the rate it's going it might be cheaper to buy an Out Run poster, travel to Japan, find Yu Suzuki and make him sign it.

[TheClash603]

oh man that outrun art work signed by Yu Suzuki!!! ME WANT!

I agree, that game is legendary.  High price, but for a good cause.

[esteban]

What? No Fatal Labyrinth memorabilia?

Shameful.

[Keranu]

I have the Lunchables Sega Game Tips video tape if anyone wants to come over and watch it.

[esteban]

I have the Lunchables Sega Game Tips video tape if anyone wants to come over and watch it.

Was there such a thing? For real? That sounds as wacky as the old Genesis game that came with a FRUIT ROLL UP (I forget the details).

So...Lunchables (a truly abominable product foisted on kids, no less!).

[Keranu]

LOL you're gonna have to fill me in on any games that came with a fruit roll up! That could be the only video game to ever come with something edible! (Well I shouldn't be surprised if it's been done in Japan already)

The Lunchables tape is real alright, I just had to buy it from a vendor at MGC 2010. I even talked to the owner about it and he said he got it when he was a kid from some mail-in offer. I kinda felt bad buying something personal like that off him afterwards.

You can watch it on YouTube!

[esteban]

LOL you're gonna have to fill me in on any games that came with a fruit roll up! That could be the only video game to ever come with something edible! (Well I shouldn't be surprised if it's been done in Japan already)

The Lunchables tape is real alright, I just had to buy it from a vendor at MGC 2010. I even talked to the owner about it and he said he got it when he was a kid from some mail-in offer. I kinda felt bad buying something personal like that off him afterwards.

You can watch it on YouTube!

Thanks for the link   The tips themselves were dry, but all the other stuff with the 90's boy entering the "Next Level" was hilarious.

Even better than Lunchables, there's a comment about an alleged "Post Cereal SEGA Game Tips video" ... I wonder if it is the same format as Lunchables?

Update:

Holy crap, this video is hilarious. Just watch it.

[Keranu]

Wow that was amazing, I wonder what that host is up to these days? The tips were about as useful as what you'd find at the end of a TG16 game booklet. Also found it [pleasantly] odd that they still used the original Genesis model instead of the prevailing Genesis 2 that late into the SEGA madness era!

Steve where is this fruit roll-up game, damn it!?

[esteban]

Wow that was amazing, I wonder what that host is up to these days? The tips were about as useful as what you'd find at the end of a TG16 game booklet. Also found it [pleasantly] odd that they still used the original Genesis model instead of the prevailing Genesis 2 that late into the SEGA madness era!

Steve where is this fruit roll-up game, damn it!?

I, too, would love to know what our grunge/burn-out/genesis host is doing these days. I think it was a Canadian production, by the way.

Anyway, I know this is not the best source of information, but here you go: Genesis Fruit-Roll-Up Silliness.

[Keranu]

Thanks, that will suffice for me! Amazing that there is a list floating on the internet of video games that came packed with a Fruit Roll-Up.

[TheClash603]

Those videos were awesome!  Must buy lunchables...

[esteban]

Those videos were awesome!  Must buy lunchables...

IT GETS EVEN BETTER! (3:48 for Shining Force Sandwich, but you shouldn't jump, because this video is awesome).

I LOVE THIS SEGA DUDE.