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Dr. Hello a Dr. Mario Clone
Dr. Hello a Dr. Mario clone for the Sega Master System.
In 1991 a Korean company called Sis Co made this unlicensed Dr. Mario clone for the Sega Master System. Looks and plays like Dr. Mario for the NES. There's a copy at auction on AU ebay with 3 days remaining. Bidding is up to $12 USD. Something rare to add to your Sega Master System game collection. (more...)
Dr. Mario the Board Game
A couple days ago a Dr. Mario board game sold for over $100 bucks over on the Australian side of ebay. Its game play is similar to the classic Operation. The seller still has quite a few neat video game listings up. A lot of complete original Game Boy handheld sets. .
Also seen on:Game Sniped
Brand New Commodore 64 Edition Released
A new retro style Commodore 64 is set to hit the home PC market in the coming months. Commodore USA, LLC was founded April of last year and it's determined to bring the Commodore computer brand back into the forefront of a already crowded field. One of the first products they are looking to release is the Commodore 64x computer. Made to look like the original Commodore 64 the new version has the similar beige case, brown keyboard and the classic C64 logo. Inside the Commodore 64x will be all the components of a newer PC. (more...)
I'm sure the Atari 5200 console video output to sky converter cable was sold separately.
MC Hammer Tiger LCD Game
M.C. Hammer was hot from the late 1980s until the mid 1990s. Performing hit songs like " U Can't Touch This " and even a Saturday morning cartoon called Hammer Man. During the peak of his fame in 1991 Hammer even got his own Tiger LCD Handheld game. A blog post or two pop up around the internet regarding this game when a copy goes up on ebay. Last one that I can see listed on ebay was a new in box copy that had a starting bid at $129.00. The auction ended without getting a bids.
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icade from Think Geek
Baseball All Stars Tiger LCD Game Talk Series
Baseball All Stars - Tiger Electronics Handheld
Overview:
This 1990 LCD hand held was made by Tiger Electronics and is a officially licensed Major League Baseball game. With the MLB license came the real All Star team rosters, player uniform numbers and basic stats from the 1989 season. The stats only consist of earned run average for pitchers and batting average for hitters. It should also be noted that during the team selection part of starting a new game there is the option of tweaking the starting line up of your all star squad. The sub feature allows you to move players around in the batting order or bench them for one of the reserves.
I don't have the manual for this game so I'm not sure if the stats factor in at all with your little LCD players in game performance. Such as a slugger being more prone to hit a home run then the reserve pitcher you subbed into the cleanup position.
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Chinese Famicom clone console crammed into a NES game cartridge. Neato.
Adam Sidwell's Mega Man Posters
Wouldn't these Mega Man boss prints look great framed and hanging in your game room? The posters are 13"x19".
As seen on: The Gold Slime Blog
Adam Sidwell's Site: The Skid
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