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http://kotaku.com/5100263/this-konami-famicom-game-is-crazy-expensive-rare

Didn't cah4e3 post an image of that cart's pcb a while ago? Maybe he dumped it?

I remember someone mentioned the one in goodnes is actually a hack. But I don't know the source of this anymore.

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found it - fcking mentioned in the goodtools forum it's done by Gorou

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Looks like you can share it here - enjoy

http://hotfile.com/dl/112743407/b34e8d6/Beast_Fighter_1B-001.zip.html

Hello friends of taiwan-trash Smile

It looks like I managed to dump Sachen's Beast Fighter for the Game Boy Mono. I hope you enjoy (?) it as much as I did.

http://forums.no-intro.org/viewtopic.php ...

I got the cartridge and it is indeed stamped 23. ROM id is DMG-TRA-0

The dump matches the one that is available in the net.

http://img832.imageshack.us/i/tetrisjv0.jpg/
http://img62.imageshack. ...

I have to say this video is crazy. How do you ever think of something like this?

I did a video as well for that Mario Land thing. Anyone who remembers this trick?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v= ...

nice one

this reminds me on something. Long time ago when I still went to school I discovered a trick in Super Mario Land which let you skip the first boss Totomesu. It was published in our school ...

I contacted a seller on ebay who got two carts. According to him one being stamped 00A the other 23 which he confirmed again after another mail. When the item arrives I will report what I got here.

At least the cart from the DMG-TRAT set appears to feature a darker blue on the top than other carts. But that's not a foolproof indicator.

I'm sure it refers to the stamp being 23 (or any number with no A). The stamp is right above the made in japan as you can easily see from a few carts on ebay or yahoo.

DMG-TRA-0 is the serial written on the Mask ROM, not the cart or box. Idea

maybe searching his nick will reveil some hints about how to get in touch with him

Actually I think I might have found the ultimate solution to this mystery:

http://nus001.web.fc2.com/dmg_trat/d ...

Here is a list of some guy's game boy collection. He also lists the ROM ids and board types. He owns two copies of the japanese version one being DMG-TRA-1 and the other DMG-TRA-0 (alternate music ver ...

For some years the existance of a not-for-sale game for the Famicom Disk System was rumored called "Alien 2" - example given http://blog.gamekult.com/blog/arnoloco/default_page4.html. Now so ...

This is an insane find - congratulations from my side. Unfortunately I don't remember the game too well to discover any differences while playing - otherwise I'd give it a try immediately.

Japanese games are weird - same goes for Famicom carts. But usually european and US-games are pretty reliable here.

As I said it's probably the PCB revision.

This only refers to a revision of the box and/or cart-label design. The exact meaning of the letter is unknown but might refer to the PCB revision which in most cases corresponds to a ROM data update.

Inspired by the thread about Tetris 1.0 I'd like to mention the games I know of where the initial v1.0 release has yet to be found or exists as a ROM image but the real cart has not been proven to exi ...

I still believe it's quite possible the lost 1.0 for both Wild Trax and Stund Race is stored on the Kiosk Demo carts which exist for both games. Afair there is no revision (A) letter on the back on th ...

Since both use the "6U" serial it is unlikely they differ - though not completely impossible. Maybe there are different revisions.

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