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A limited edition 'triforce' GameBoy Advance autographed by Shigeru Miyamoto - quite possibly the greatest video game designer of all time. With creations like Donkey Kong, Super Mario Bros, and the Legend of Zelda under his belt his autograph on a limited edition GBA fetched a pretty penny. Only 30 were available at the Nintendo store in NYC (where this picture was taken) and they were all sold out. Not that I would've bought one, but it sure was neat to see...
The asking price? $400 smackers
Duplicates marked with an "*".
Wouldn't work properly on a GBA SP, only some sprites would display, fine on a GB Pocket.
Contains :
Donkey Kong Land II
Pinocchio
Street Racer
Die Schlumpfe (The Smurfs)
Winning Goal (J-League Winning Goal)
Super Mario Land
Bugs Bunny
Castlevania (The Castlevania Adventure)
Spartan X (Kung Fu Master)
Tetris
Battle City
Dr Mario
Ma Job (Yakuman) [mahjong]
Shang Hai (Shanghai) [mahjong]
Shisensyo (Shisenshou - Match-Mania) [mahjong]
Soukoban 2
Alleyway
Mine Sweeper
Missile Command
Bomb Jack
Moto Maniacs (Motocross Maniacs)
Daedalian Opus
Centipede
Volley Fire
Penguin Land
Tennis
World Bowling
Lode Runner (Hyper Lode Runner)
Trump Boy
*Russia Brick (Tetris)
*Tank Zone (Battle City)
*Doctor Boy (Dr Mario)
*Yakuman
*Pyramid Game (Shanghai)
*Pair Chess (Shisenshou - Match-Mania)
*IQ Box (Soukoban 2)
*Arkanoid (Alleyway)
*Mines Breaker (Mine Sweeper)
*Rocket War (Missile Command)
*Bomb Hero (Bomb Jack)
*Motocross (Motocross Maniacs)
*Puzzle Boy (Daedalian Opus)
*Bugs Fighter (Centipede)
*Stone War (Volley Fire)
*Ice Land (Penguin Land)
*Pro Tennis (Tennis)
*Super Bowling (World Bowling)
*Maze Hunter (Hyper Lode Runner)
I got bored and decided it might be fun to piece together a picture like this with the GameBoy Camera
Built this today in about two hours or so and I have to say this was a really fun build filled with SNOT. This MOC is by no means perfect and I'm not a 100% satisfied with the screen area. The problems in this moc are no ports, dials, or switches on the side, no cartridge slot, and the screen area. I will fix most of these once I get the pieces I need. www.youtube.com/user/5793productions
This is an armor elevator panel. You can see the fine detail in this photo taken on the GameBoy Camera. This was originially used on a Dover Elevator
The GameBoy was released when I was four years old. As with most technologically inclined children of the time, I needed one, and became a devotee of Mario platformers on this console.
This is a recent replacemnt for my GameBoy, which has lost verious components and is no longer usable.
Strobist: All were shot with a strobe at 11 o'clock, using a paper snoot to direct it, and one or two reflectors behind the camera.
One of our "Bit Boy" papercraft models comes with every Reformat the Planet DVD.
Template designed by Christopher Beaumont of Cubeecraft - cubeecraft.com
Part of a series of photos of the growing camera collection.
Cameras were shot sitting on a curved piece of card forming a small infinity curve in a lightbox. Lighting was ambient (tungsten) with bounced on camera flash.
White balance was set manually although as it got darker through the afternoon the orange cast of the tungsten lights started to show through more. I need to work on that.
Taken using the Gameboy Camera. The image was then captured using the Super Gameboy for the SNES which was connected to my laptop.
Photo of John William Waterhouse's "Hylas and the Nymphs" (1896)
Taken using the Gameboy Camera. The image was then captured using the Super Gameboy for the SNES which was connected to my laptop.
It's a bad deal, but I've wanted this for a LONG time and was excited to see them for sale and complete in box in Japan. I bought two.
To see some photos of the box this cute, Japan-only GameBoy cartridge came packed inside, or to learn more about the game in general, go to: www.thegaygamer.com/2016/05/nu-bo-nuubou-noobow-gameboy.html
Also, check out the entirety of the Noobow instruction manual here: www.thegaygamer.com/2017/10/manual-stimulation-noobow-nin...
Taken using the Gameboy Camera. The image was then captured using the Super Gameboy for the SNES which was connected to my laptop.