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FC Mobile II
FC Mobile II
Features:
2.5" LCD Screen - Play NES games on a 2.5 inch Active-Matrix LCD screen
TV-Out Capability - Share NES gaming excitement on the TV screen
Wireless Controllers - Play two players on the road or at home with included wireless hand controllers and wireless gun controller
Auto-Fire Buttons - Easy alternative to rapid button tapping
FC Mobile II powered by AC adapter (included) or 4 AA batteries (not included)
Wireless hand controller requires 2 AAA batteries per controller (not included)
Wireless gun controller requires 3 AAA batteries (not included)
Interesting to see at what price point these will sell at. The old FC Mobile sells for around 40ish on ebay.
Via: Hyperkin
The Ultimate NES Front
Ultimate NES Back
A custom Nes system made by Gamester who posts on the KLOV.com forums. It can play Nes titles, JAMMA Arcade games and Neo-Geo MVS games. Neat-o.
Specifications
Enclosure: 1985 Nintendo Entertainment System/W New 72 Pin Connector
Power Supply: Astrodyne External Triple Output, 5V@10amps, 12V@3amps, -5V@1amp
Outputs: Composite Video, S-Video, Component Video, Stereo/Mono Audio
Inputs: JAMMA Connector and Neo-Geo Controllers
Video Encoder: NeoBitz + JROK Sync Cleaner
Weight: 3lb 8oz
Via: KLOV.com
FC Mobile NES Handheld
If you're like me you have some nes games laying around, so the idea of being able to load them into a handheld is definitely appealing. The FC Mobile comes in a few different color combinations. A classic themed Red/White combo and a Silver/Black option. Its an import so the best place to find it is on ebay and a new FC Mobile will set you back $40 -$60 bucks. More after the jump.
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James Rolfe, of Angry Video Game Nerd fame highlights his NES Collection. Showing us the different types of Nes carts in his collection and his pet peeves when it comes to collecting Nes titles. NSFW due to some language.
Nes Controller Box
Nes Controller Storage Box Inside
What do you get when you rip the guts out of your old Nes controller and hinge the two halves? A nifty little storage box to stick your keys, change, pills or any other small item of choice.
Via: Esty
Nintendo Sharp Famicom Station AN-560
A Nintendo Sharp Famicom Station AN-560 that's currently listed on ebay. These were made around 1986 to allow people to test out different Famicom games, generally in a store. Some of the Famicom Stations were shipped with an attached coin box. Allowing the owner to set the machine to only start on the insertion of a 100 yen coin. This example doesn't have one. To connect the accessories you have to unlock the the front panel via two locks on the top left and a right corners. The Sharp branded Nes style controllers and zapper are internally connected to the system. The Famicom Station can hold up to 15 games and this auction includes 10 games that were built to play on the Famicom Station;
Super Mario Brothers
Makaimura (Ghosts n Goblins )
Golf
Argos No Senshi ( Rygar )
Ice Climber
Volleyball
Wild Gunman
TwinBee
F-1 Race
Gradius
This Famicom Station might be priced out of the market with a $1,000 Buy it Now plus a $200 shipping price from Japan . But it does seem to have some current "Best Offer" activity so we'll see if and at what price point it sells at.
Nintendo Sharp Famicom Station AN-560 inside
Check it out at: Ebay
For a informative article on the Famicom Station and the very similar Famicom Box visit: Famicom World
Lifecycle Exercise Bike
Current auction for a Life Fitness Life Cycle Exercise Bike for the SNES. Starting bid is $300 with $150 for shipping. Local pickup is listed as free. This is the first version of the life cycle that was released around 1995. The cycle hooks to your snes system via a small box which allows you to play two of the games that were released. Mountain Bike Rally and Speed Racer. So if your looking to get in shape for the new year and collect odd snes gear check this auction out.
Via: Ebay
Its only a matter of time.
Mattel's favorite fashion doll Barbie turned fifty yesterday. As she moves into middle age she leaves in her wake a continuing string of video games targeted at girl gamers; attracted to the titles by the well known Barbie brand. Starting with the game Barbie on the C64 in 1984 Mattel has continued to release Barbie video games including two games currently for the Wii. Lets take a look at a few and she how that worked out for her.
Barbie for the NES -1991
Barbie was one of the few girl orientated titles for the NES. Released in 1991, the story involves Barbie falling asleep hence the health bar being ZZZ's. You throw commands in the form of folded messages as far as I can gather. You chuck these notes haphazardly at animals to make them do your bidding. For example you can command a small cat to attack a chute where beach balls are pouring out. The cat though will need multiple commands to accomplish its difficult task. The messages you throw can also be used as a impromptu weapon. Although I imagine the Mattel would frown on Barbie wielding any sort of "weapon".
Barbie Super Model
Everyone's favorite doll makes her way to the Super Nintendo with BARBIE SUPER MODEL. It's Barbie's dream to become a world famous super model, and she needs your help to reach that goal. Travel to some of the most exciting cities in the United States as she climbs the ladder towards stardom: see the stars in Hollywood, frolic on the beach in Hawaii, brave the cold in Vail, and watch Barbie's wish become a reality in New York. In each locale you'll play a variety of mini-games how to dress, the proper way to apply makeup, and how to move on the catwalk. As Barbie continues on the path to learning the finer points of being a super model, can she count on you to help make her dream come true?
The SNES Barbie game Barbie Super Model is another dream based game. Safe for Barbie if its just a dream right? Obviously they never considered a Friday the 13th type of scenario. Barbie gets to cruise around Hollywood in her pink corvette and preform simplistic movements on a runway. No skill needed, perhaps some eyesight and muscle movement on your part will get you to the end.
The barbie game franchise, especially in the 90's is a great example of companies venturing into video games to expand their brands without actually developing compelling gameplay; and from the looks of things they'll be doing it for a while longer.
Nintendo Top Hits Display Case
Got deep pockets and a fetish for Nintendo related display cases? Well this auction might be right up your alley.
Buy it Now is set at a wallet crushing $1,500. But for the money you sure get a nice looking Nintendo display. Holds two Complete in the Box NES titles, three CIB SNES and three Gameboy boxes. Also comes with original keys and hangers.
One Zelda Art Car for Sale - Low on health.
Do you like classic Zelda and used Ford Fairmonts? Well here's where your weird interests finally collide. A 1978 Ford Farimont painted with the world map on the hood and trunk. Link is on one side with Princess Zelda on the other. Can be yours for $500 or best offer.
This art car needs some TLC
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