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Hi everyone, thanks for the interest, questions, and PMs. I'll respond to everyone in a bit, and I'll also take more pictures, load the games up, etc tomorrow too. Unfortunately I've been under the weather this week, have to work Saturday as well, and have a ton of stuff to finish for an indie gaming convention on July 1, so I've been extremely busy and stressed. So tomorrow I'll take more pictures. I've been living in Taiwan for over a decade, and I found the games here locally. I found another t-cart around 2014, I am guessing these carts would have been manufactured here. Regarding the NTSC versus PAL situation, I assume they would be NTSC, but I'm actually not sure. How would one go about determining this? I'll take abs upload some videos too, tomorrow, with gaming footage. Regarding cash versus trades / partial trades, I primarily only collect odd ball machines (Super A'Can, Game King, Gamate, etc) and Famicom /Famiclone/bootleg stuff anymore, but I have more or less a full set of licensed Famicom games. I know some of you guys have some really massive collections too, so while I suspect that there won't be anything I need, who knows, anything's possible!

I've got a pair of lovely t-handle Atari carts up for grabs, Karate and Condor Attack. Can and will take more pictures too. Carts should be working, though I'll confirm and take pics of that this weekend too, gotta hook up my Atari clone. I know these are rare, and I've seen the ones listed on ebay, though I know that those prices tend to be inflated a bit. If interested in these please send me a message and an offer, and we can take it from there. I don't post on AA much, but I am a long-time collector who has been around since 1998 or so, wrote several gaming books recently, and have a solid reputation. Questions are more than welcome. Thanks for checking these out!

Hi guys, Thought someone here might be interested. About a month ago I found 23 sheets of Frogger stickers, brand new. I listed them on my shop page at the link below, if you are interested please order directly. Any questions please feel free to ask. Thanks! https://www.maliscash.com/product-page/vintage-frogger-stickers-1981-new

What is Mali's Cash? Mali's Cash is a gaming and cultural magazine, designed by myself (fcgamer). The magazine primarily focuses on Famicom / NES through PlayStation. It is a bit Famicom heavy, but I am making a conscious effort to add content about other machines too. Our focus is on unauthorized games - so anything from modern homebrew / indie games, to old pirates, to game hacks are all fair game. We also include some small cultural articles about life in Taiwan, have a monthly hororscope section, beer picks for the month, etc. For those interested in gaming perspectives from a dinosaur that has been collecting and documenting stuff for years, this might be an interesting magazine for you, and my staff is always working hard to try to improve the content of the magazine for our viewers. Changes for November (Issue 4) and Future Issues The first thing to note is that we decided to remove most advert pages from the magazine. Originally stuck in with the idea of giving Mali's Cash a reminiscent feeling of magazines of old, after some reflection it just felt as though it was a waste of space, which could be better served with more content. We'll still include an occasional advert or two, and the one on the back cover stays, but the vast majority of pages will be solely content. Availability of Issue 4 (Two Venues and an Electronic Version) A lot of people asked me about purchasing the magazine off of Amazon. I decided to listen and the magazine will be offered on Mag Cloud as well. The Amazon and Mag Cloud versions of the magazine are not identical - some things have been formatted a bit differently, but the content is the same between the two venues. I'll eventually upload volumes 1 - 3 on Mag Cloud as well, and although I personally don't recommend it (it's basically just a PDF file), an electronic version is also available. That wasn't my vision, but if it encourages more readers, then okay. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0BMT22S9L https://www.magcloud.com/browse/issue/2361841 I believe this is our best issue yet, followed by #3. The first few issues were experimenting a bit, but I think we've started to figure out exactly what we want to do. Availability of Issues 1, 2, and 3 Probably at the end of the year, or at Chinese New Year at the latest, I will remove the first three volumes of Mali's Cash from Amazon and edit them, before relisting them on Amazon and then also on Mag Cloud. Here's the skinny: apparently Amazon doesn't want advertisements in their self-published products; similarly, some of the content we feel is a bit of a gray area in terms of causing copyright issues. The Secret Life of Mario series will be removed from future volumes. While discussing the hacked games I think is fine, my approach at discussing them is a bit too literary and could be viewed as fanfiction or something, rather than a strictly factual discussion on the games and their content. This could be a problem, so they've got to go. So if you want original versions of the first three issues, before the changes come along, grab them NOW! Changes will be made as soon as I have the time. Volume 1: https://www.amazon.com/Malis-Cash-1-June-2022/dp/B0B2MYSYSK Volume 2: https://www.amazon.com/Malis-Cash-Presented-Foundation-Formosa/dp/B0B5KK64Q4 Volume 3: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0B92RGHP8

Holy crap! My site had defaulted to Taiwan Dollars when I set it up, but when I changed the currency to US dollars it just kept the same numeric value, instead of converting the currency. Oof! That shipping definitely is NOT accurate, I just fixed it. Really glad this was pointed out. I added several more cartridges tonight though, and for larger orders I can arrange things to combine shipping even more.

Hello everyone! I set up a little online shop, known as Mali's Cash Bar. It can be found below: https://www.maliscash.com/ From here on out, I will be listing my stock solely on here. I stopped selling on forums about a year or two ago due to tax reasons, plus I just don't have time anymore to go back and forth on forums, maintaining pictures and lists across several different platforms. So this website shop helps to automate some of the process. I'll try uploading new items on a regular basis. Thanks for checking out my shop. I am still tweaking the site itself as well, but figured I'd post it now in case anyone sees something they are interested in. Be sure to check back often!

Here's some pics of what's inside. Sadly the Amazon preview is garbage.

Sweet! Thanks for the interest

Hey everyone, I finished up the first volume of a book series about unlicensed and bootleg Famicom games. The first volume features information about basically all of the Taiwanense-developed Famicom games, from companies such as Sachen, Bit Corp (Puzzy), Hummer Team, etc. Please feel free to check it out, and thanks in advance to anyone that buys a copy. https://www.amazon.com/Family-Bits-1-Dave-Allwein/dp/B09X5QWB74 Sorry about the price, we can blame greedy Amazon for that. As such a niche topic though, I think it's a pioneer book, and I hope to release the next volume (about Famicom multicarts) this summer.

Bump! Inventory updated, please message me if something catches your eye All prices are negotiable, and if you need feedback, I can provide you to my accounts on Video Game Sage and Famicom World, which I frequent much more often.

Thanks for the comments! I think you are right regarding the "Hitler" game being Operation Europe, I always forget the name of that one despite looking it up time and time again. Ambition of Caesar, I have no idea why it was officially localized, I wouldn't have thought there would be a huge market appeal in Taiwan and Hong Kong. In addition to Volleyball, I think I remember stumbling across one more Master System game in a Mega Drive cart. I don't remember what title though, maybe it was Bubble Bobble. About Smash Court: It should just be the Japanese version of the game, yet was officially imported into Taiwan (and elsewhere) for sale.

Thanks! Yeah it's a rare one for sure.

***BOOTLEGS OF JAPANESE FAMICOM GAMES*** B1 Crossfire - $18 B2 East Wind - $10 B3 Flipull - $8 B4 Flipull - $8 B5 Konamic Sports in Seoul - $15 B6 Kyuukyoku Hakiri Stadium - $12 B7 Kyuukyoku Hakiri Stadium - $12 B8 Mickey Mouse III - $10 B9 Saint Seiya - $15 B10 Shufflepuck Cafe $18 B11 Star Force - $8 B12 Super C + Double Dragon III (multicart via reset) - $15 B13 Taito Chase HQ - $15 B14 Taito Chase HQ - $15 B15 Taito Chase HQ - $15 B16 Tecmo World Cup Soccer - $15 B18 U.S. Championship Volleyball - $12 B20 Baseball - $5 B21 Baseball (Ninfendo) - $10 B23 Kunio Kun Jidaigeki - $15 B25 Kyuukyoku Hakiri Stadium - $12 B26 Mahjong - $7 B27 Twin Eagle - $25 B28 Tetris 2 + Bombliss - $18 B29 Bucky O'Hare (chips) - $25 B30 Pro Yakyuu Family Stadium - $5 B31 Flipull - $8 B32 Ganbare Dunk Heroes - $12 B33 Quarth - $15 B34 Quarth - $15 B35 Dragon Ball Z II - $10 B36 Nekketsu High School Dodge Ball - $10 B37 Kunio Kun Ice Hockey - $10 B38 East Wind - $10 B39 Kunio Kun Ice Hockey - $10B41 Konamic Sports in Seoul - $15 B41 Konamic Sports in Seoul - $15 B42 Dragon Ball Z III - $10 B43 Konamic Sports in Seol (wrong label) - $10 B95 Warpman (wrong label) - $5 B45 Baseball - $5 B46 Boulder Dash - $12 B47 Captain Tsubasa 2 - $8 B48 Don Doko Don - $12 B49 Doraemon - $8 B50 Doraemon - $8 B52 Dragon Ball Z III - $10 B53 Galaga - $6 B54 Excitebike - $6 B55 Galaxian - $6 B56 Ganbare Dunk Heroes - $12 B57 Ganbare Goemon - $8 B58 Gegege no Kitarou - $5 B60 Power Rangers - $5 B62 Mahjong - $5 B63 Moe Pro! Saikyou-hen - $5 B64 Nekketsu High School Dodgeball - $10 B65 Ninja Cats - $12 B66 Pro Yakyuu - $8 B67 Pro Yakyuu - $5 B68 Shanghai II - $10 B73 Yie Ar Kung Fu - $5 B75 Jackie Chan - $18 B79 World Cup Soccer - $8 B81 Baseball - $5 B82 Chip n Dale: Rescue Rangers 2 - $15 B83 Donkey Kong 3 - $10 B84 Kunio Kun no Jidaigeki - $12 B85 F-1 Sensation - $20 B86 F-1 Sensation - $20 B87 Ice Climber - $5 B88 Mighty Final Fight - $8 B89 Saint Seiya - $15 B91 Spartan X - $7 B92 Street Fighter 2010 - $10 B93 Tetris (BPS) - $7 Kyouryuu Sentai Juu Ranger - $5 Bootleg of the Japanese game Kyouryuu Sentai Juu Ranger. Kunio Kun no Jidaigeki - $18 Nekketsu Koushin Kyoku Soreyuke Daiundoukai - $12 Panic Restaurant - $40 Quarth - $10 Kunio Kun Dodge Ball - $15 Zoids - $22 Bootleg Famiclone game of a Japanese game, comes in a nice clamshell with a manual. Little Master - $30 I forget what game's actually on this, maybe someone recognizes the art? It's a bootleg of a Japanese game though. The box and manual have been translated into Chinese. ***UNLICENSED ORIGINALS*** U6 12 in 1 (includes 3D Block and some other Hwang Shinwei games) - $15 U7 12 in 1 (includes 3D Block and some other Hwang Shinwei games) - $15 U8 64 in 1 (includes a lightgun hack of Wild Gunman where you shoot terrorists) - $20 U9 32 in 1 (includes a Samba Dance game) - $15 U11 BMX Simulator - $15 U12 Chu Da D - $15 U13 Crayon Shin Chan - $25 U17 Magic Jewelry (Hwang Shinwei) - $20 U18 Magic Jewelry (Hwang Shinwei) - $20 U22 Mahjong Block - $35 U23 Raid - $35 U24 Sichuan Tile Matching Mahjong II - $18 U25 Sichuan Tile Matching Mahjong II - $18 U27 Chu Da D - $15 U28 Chu Da D - $15 U29 Samurai Spirits - $25 U31 Millionaire 2 - $30 A monopoly-like game by Sachen, based on Taiwanese version of Monopoly, Crazy Tycoon, if I'm not mistaken. U32 Samurai Spirits - $25 U33 Super 8 in 1 - $25 A collection of Sachen games, including Little Red Hood, Jovial Race, Twin Eagle, Silent Assault, Super Pang, and three minesweeper games. U35 BB Car - $25 U36 Chinese Chess - $15 U38 Dragon Ball Z2 (Hummer Team, broken tabs) - $15 U39 Shui Guo Li (Bit Corp, original version with copyrights) - $20 4 in 1 (contains unlicensed originals) - $12 Super Fighter III - $18 Feng Shen Bang (reprint) - $5 Multicart with dancing original game - $15 Taiwan Rules 16 Tile Mahjong - $35 This is a Mahjong game by Sachen, it has the old-style cartridge so it was an earlier print run. The game is 16 Tile Mahjong, using Taiwanese rules. Taiwan Rules 16 Tile Mahjong - $30 This is the same as the above game, but it's a later print run. Poker II - $35 Poker II by Sachen. Creatom - $70 I really love this package put together for the game Creatom, an original designed by Micro Genius. The game comes in a box about the size of a PC box game, there's a nice manual, and it even includes cardboard puzzle pieces to play a physical version of the game, I guess. ***NES EXCLUSIVES & NES ENGLISH VERSIONS*** NES1 Blades of Steel - $18 NES2 Caveman Games - $25 NES3 Cybernoid - $35 NES4 Darkwing Duck - $30 NES5 Double Dribble - $8 NES6 Double Dribble - $8 NES7 Goal! - $10 NES8 Goal! - $10 NES9 Goal! - $10 NES11 Adventure Island 2 (wrong shell) - $6 NES11 Adventure Island 2 (wrong shell) - $6 NES12 Joe & Mac Caveman Ninja - $15 NES13 Joe & Mac Caveman Ninja - $15 NES14 Joe & Mac Caveman Ninja - $15 NES15 Joe & Mac Caveman Ninja - $15 NES16 Jungle Book (JY 022) - $15 NES41 Punisher, The - $18 NES17 Jurassic Park - $8 NES18 Jurassic Park - $8 NES19 Jurassic Park - $6 NES20 Last Action Hero - $25 NES21 Mickey's Safari in Letterland - $10 NES24 Snow Bros - $10 NES25 Super Spy Hunter - $20 NES26 Tecmo NBA Basketball - $10 NES28 Tetris (Tengen) - $5 NES29 Tetris (Tengen) - $5 NES30 Tetris (Tengen) - $5 NES31 Tetris (Tengen) - $5 NES33 Tetris (Tengen) - $5 NES35 Tetris (Tengen) - $5 NES36 Tetris (Tengen) - $5 NES48 Simpsons: Bart vs the Space Mutants - $25 NES37 Tetris (Tengen) - $5 NES38 Tetris II - $22 NES39 Adams Family 2 - $15 NES40 Batman Returns - $20 NES41 Conan - $15 NES42 Kickmaster - $20 NES43 Zen Intergalactic Ninja - $15 NES44 Super Spy Hunter - $10 NES45 Adventure Island 2 - $10 NES50 Operation Wolf - $8 Operation Wolf - $10 Robocop 3 (NES Exclusive) - $15 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2 - $12 Tetris (Tengen) - $5 ***WHIRLWIND MANU *L SERIES* GAMES*** WW1 (LA09) Go - $5 WW2 (LA10) Pinball - $5 WW3 (LA13) Mah-jong - $5 WW4 (LA34) Pac-Man - $5 WW5 (LB10) 1942 - $5 WW6 (LB13) Bomberman - $5 WW8 (LB20) Gyrodine - $5 WW9 (LB20) Gyrodine - $5 WW10 (LB21) Magmax - $5 WW11 (LB29) Spartan X - $10 WW12 (LB31) Elevator Action - $10 WW13 (LB31) Elevator Action - $10 WWM14 (LB31) Elevator Action) - $10 WW15 (LB33) Soccer - $5 WW16 (LD12) Takahashi Meijin no Boukenjima - $5 WW17 (LD12) Takahashi Meijin no Boukenjima - $7 WW18 (LD24) Tiger-Heli) - $5 WW19 (LD33) Pro Yakyuu Family Stadium '87 - $5 WW20 (LD39) Tetris (Tengen) - $5 WW21 (LE01) Super Chinese - $15 WW22 (LE01) Super Chinese - $15 WW23 (LF53) Top Gun - $7 WW24 (LF61) Tsuppari Oozumou - $5 WW25 (LG06) Side Pocket - $8 WW26 (LG15) Saint Seiya - $8 WW27 (LG21) Highway Star - $12 WW28 (LG21) Highway Star - $12 WW29 (LG33) Lupin III - $18 WW30 (LH81) Dragon Spirit - $15 WW31 (LH88) Operation Wolf - $10 WW33 (LH18) Saint Seiya - $12 WW34 (LH18) Saint Seiya - $12 WW35 Gekikame Ninja Den - $10 Downtown Nekketsu Story - $8 ***CHINESE LANGUAGE GAMES*** CH1 Kingdom of Light and Dark - $15 CH2 Dragon Quest VII (ES-1049) - $15 CH4 The Story of Three Kingdoms - $15 CH8 Destiny of an Emperor - $15 CH7 Dragon Quest III - $15 Metal Storm (?) - $20 If memory serves me correct, this is a bootleg Chinese translation of Metal Storm for Famicom. The game doesn't work, but this bootleg is from the early 90s, making it still have some value. ***GENERIC "Hu" CARTS*** HU1 Hokuto no Ken - $5 ***GENERIC PULSELINE CARTS*** PU1 Pulseline Bootleg - $10 Game inside this old bootleg is Super Pitfall. ***MULTICARTS*** MC5 4 in 1 - (includes Y Tank 1990, 1942, Arkanoid (hacked title), B-Wings - $10 MC9 52 in 1 - Generic multicart, contains SMB with SMB2 graphics, and the same menu that would later be hacked to be turned into Action 52's menu - $10 MC10 32 in 1 - Generic multicart, contains SMB with SMB2 graphics, and an earlier menu similar to that used in Action 52) - $8 MC18 2000 in 1 (Unchained Melody cart) - $5 MC19 VQ-168 - $5 MC20 Hi Game 2001 82 in 1 - $5 MC26 1993 Heroe Series 4 in 1 (JY-001) - $15 MC27 Super 32 in 1 D (broken tab) - $5 MC28 13 in 1 (plays only on NOAC machines) - $5 MC29 Video Game 3150 (31 in 1, Bit Corp) - $20 MC30 42 in 1 - $15 MC31 1995 18 in 1 (by Hosenkan) - $10 MC32 1990 11 in 1 Ball Series (includes FDS Ping Pong game) - $12 MC33 42 in 1 - $5 MC34 Dragon Ball Z 2 in 1 - $7 Super HIK 2 in 1 (DBZIII + DBZII) - $12 76 in 1 - $5 64 in 1 (includes hacks like TMNT 1, TMNT2, Toy Story, etc) - $10 Super HIK 4 in 1 - $8 130 in 1 (includes "Aobocco Wars" hack, Pokemon hack, and others) - $10 52 in 1 Second Generation (the inspiration for Action 52) - $10 Super 186 in 1 (includes game hacks) - $5 Golden Game: 210 in 1 - $20 76 in 1 - $5 52 in 1 (the inspiration for Action 52) - $10 52 in 1 (the inspiration for Action 52) - $5 110 in 1 - $12 MC47 15 in 1 - $10 Old multicart, menu based. Includes the games shown on the label. ***GAME HACKS*** H1 Fifa Soccer 95 - $12 H2 Fifa Soccer 95 - $10 H3 Fifa Soccer 95 - $12 H4 Fifa Soccer 95 - $10 H5 Fifa Soccer 95 - $12 H6 Winning Goal 5 - $12 H7 Winning Goal 5 - $10 H8 Crayon Shin Chan - $15 H11 Rockman 5 (Darkwing Duck hack) - $25 H12 Rockman 5 (Darkwing Duck hack) - $25 H15 Rockman 5 (Darkwing Duck hack) - $25 H16 Rockman 7 (Rockman 6 hack) - $15 H17 Goblin (hack of Pac-Man) - $5 H18 Chinese Mahjong - $10 Pokemon Silver (hack of Little Nemo) - $18 Rockman 5 (hack of Darkwing Duck) - $25 ***INDIE / HOMEBREW*** Never Say Die (pending availability) - $30 Peace, Love, Trippy Club (individually numbered carts) - $60 Dragon Boat Festival 2020 - $30 Hungry Ghost Night (Robert Gasse version) - $60 Hungry Ghost Night (Sydney Wang version) - $60 Piss the Fish - $50 ***OTHER*** Famiclone Controller Pack - $25 Included in this pack are the nine controllers in the picture. Two of the wireless controllers are missing the battery covers. These clone controllers are made by companies such as HKC, Tiger, Ending Man, and Subor. No idea if these are working properly or not, I'll gladly test them out if you're interested in buying. Video Game Scraps - $20 There's some Famiclone boards in there, half the shell to a Bit Corp Atari 2600 clone, etc. I was keeping this stuff for parts or art projects, but never got around to it, so let's clear them out! LOTT Famiclone Lotto Art Set (10 Games) - $30 When I received all of these games, they were labelless, so I decided to affix some old Taiwanese lottery tickets to the fronts, as I enjoyed the artwork. Each of the labels corresponds *somehow*, even in perhaps an obscure way, to the game inside the case. There's a lot of fun games in this set, and it would be a blast for whomever purchases it to enjoy the surprise too. "Broken" Famiclone Set - $30 This set includes 15 games and a machine, two controllers. The machine possibly works, but it's a cheap modern clone and I don't have the right power supply to test it. The games I couldn't get running, but with more cleaning or on a different machine maybe they WILL work, I just can't be assed to deal with it. PCB Pack - $20 You get all of the PCBs in the two pictures, all are for Famicom games. A lot of these work, some don't. ***MACHINES*** Q.Q. Bear TV-Game = $25 This is a small, sleek Famiclone from the early 2000s. Although the set came originally came with two controllers, but unfortunately this set only has one. Also included is the pack-in 128 in 1 cartridge, which has some game hacks on it IIRC. Dancing TV Game - $12 This is actually a Famiclone, made in Thailand. There's a cartridge slot on the side where you can plug Famicom cartridges into it. The machine also has a built-in unlicensed dancing original game. Tiger Famiclone - $20 The quality of this one sits somewhere between the modern Famiclones (poor quality) and the old clones (excellent quality). The hardware should use a NOAC inside, but the plastic is of good quality. This Tiger Famiclone was made in Thailand, and IMO the selling point is the machine seems to use the exact same mold as a legit Sega Mega Drive, even the compartment on the side opens! ***DISKS*** Mukashi Banashi - Shin Onigashima - $5 Untested, sold as is. Professional Mahjong Goku - $5 Untested, sold as is. ***SUPER FAMICOM*** Six Games Lot - $12 Smash T.V. - $30 There's some damage on the box, looks pretty good though. Includes box and game, legit Japanese version. Rushing Beat - $30 A licensed Super Famicom brawler, this one comes CIB. ***SNES EXCLUSIVES AS SUPER FAMICOM VERSIONS*** NBA Hang Time - $10 Bootleg game. NBA Hang Time was never released for the Super Famicom, but as you can see, this bootleg version was made for Super Famicom machines. Sort of neat! image1 NBA Hang Time - $15 Same as the above, the game was never released on Super famicom but here it is, a Super Famicom version! This one also includes the game manual. ***REGULAR BOOTLEGS*** der Langrisser (A) - $25 Bootleg game for Super Famicom. Includes the box, cart, and manual. der Langrisser (B) - $25 Same as above, though a different copy of the game. ***NINTENDO 64*** ***TAIWANESE VERSIONS*** Pilotwings 64 - $20 This is the official Taiwanese (ROC) version of Pilotwings 64. ***JAPANESE VERSIONS*** Tamagotchi World - $5 Kirby - $5 ***SEGA MEGA DRIVE*** ***BOOTLEG CARTS*** Unknown Title - $5 San Guo Zhi (Three Kingdoms) - $7 Top Gear 2 - $5 Adventures of Batman and Robin - $15 ***MULTICARTS*** 3 in 1 - $10 Golden 10 in 1 - $12 Super Sports 10 in 1 - $12 Boxed Mega Drive multicart. image1 image2 ***UNLICENSED ORIGINALS*** Action 52 (Taiwan Version) - $25 Gunfight 3 in 1 - $35 Feng Kuang Tao Hua Yuan - $25 Feng Kuang Tao Hua Yuan - $25 Poker Club 6 in 1 - $50 One of the few 16-bit unlicensed games that Sachen would make, this one is a Poker game. Haven't investigated too much, possibly contains nudity. Virtua Fighter 2 - $20 Unlicensed original for the Mega Drive. Bubble Bobble - $35 Very nice unlicensed original of Bubble Bubble for the Sega Mega Drive. SoulBlade - $20 Unlicensed port of the fighting game of the same name. Power Rangers - $25 Unlicensed original Power Rangers game for the Sega Mega Drive. ***LICENSED GAMES (TAIWAN VERSION)*** San Guo Zhi (Three Kingdoms) (Official Chinese Translation) - $25 Ambition of Caesar (Official Taiwan version / Chinese Translation) - $40 This is one of the few games that got an official Chinese translation for an official Taiwanese release. It's sort of an odd pick, the other game being Romance of the Three Kingdoms, which I also have for sale in this thread. ***LICENSED GAMES*** San Guo Zhi (Three Kingdoms) - $10 NBA Jam - $10 Got NBA Jam years ago on NA from Splain as part of a Secret Santa, then found this copy years later locally, as part of the Changhua Storehouse pedigree. As I don't need two, the gifted one stays, and the storehouse one goes. Phantasy Star: The End of the Millennium - $10 Found this locally, but I already had one oops! image7 image8 ***UNOFFICIAL CHINESE TRANSLATIONS*** The "Hitler" Game (Operation Europe) - $15 I remember looking this up before, I think it's Operation Europe. Everything has been translated into Chinese. Nobunaga no Yabou Haouden - $15 This is an unofficial Chinese translation of the Japanese game, Nobunaga no Yabou Haouden. ***MASTER SYSTEM CONVERSIONS FOR MEGA DRIVE*** Volleyball - $35 Rare Sega Mega Drive cartridge containing the Master System Volleyball game! ***BOOTLEGS*** Curse - $15 Bootleg game for the Taiwan market. Has a nice little instruction sheet in Chinese. Phantasy Star 3 - $15 Bootleg version for the Taiwan market. Shadow Dancer - $15 Bootleg version for the Taiwan market. Yochi - $15 Bootleg version for the Taiwan market. Gaiares - $15 Bootleg version of the game for the Taiwan market. Includes a manual in Chinese. ***LICO CAI SYSTEM*** Lico Cartridge - $15 ***PLAYSTATION*** ***ASIAN VERSIONS*** Smash Court (Asian Version) (Sealed) - $35 This is Namco's Smash Court for the PlayStation. As the sticker shows, it's a Japanese version game that has been officially distributed in Asia, as an Asian release. This item is sealed. ***UNLICENSED GAMES*** Dance Dance Mouse - $25 This is an unlicensed original PlayStation game. You will need a modded machine to run this. ***PLAYSTATION 2*** ***ASIAN VERSIONS*** Death by Degrees (ASIAN VERSION) (SEALED) - $30 ***JAPANESE VERSIONS*** Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty (no manual) - $5 Ridge Racer V (no manual) - $5 Gungriffon Blaze (no manual) - $5 ***XBOX*** ***ASIAN VERSIONS*** Crimson Skies (TAIWAN VERSION) (SEALED) (NFR) - $30 Sudeki (TAIWAN VERSION) (SEALED)* - $15 *This one looks like it somehow got water damage under the seal, with possible growth. Would be great to send in to WATA for a low number prank! ***NEO GEO POCKET COLOR*** Ogre Battle Gaiden (CIB) - $30 Gals Fighters (CIB) - $80 Samurai Spirits - $25 Melon-chan no Seichou Nikki - $12 Melon-chan no Seichou Nikki - $12 Melon-chan no Seichou Nikki - $12 ***GAME GEAR*** ***HTH GAMES*** HTH 4 in 1 - $25 This is a Game Gear game manufactured by HTH. They were a Taiwanese company that took Sega Master System games and released them on Game Gear. This one has four games on it, Hang-On, Astro Flash, Great Baseball, and Pit Pot. image1 7 in 1* - $18 Submarine Attack - $18 The Strider - $18 Great Basketball - $12 These are all highly collectable Sega Game Gear games, published by HTH of Taiwan. These games all are conversions of the Sega Master System versions. *Includes Michael Jackson's Moon Walker, Captain Silver, Tri-Formation, Kung Fu Kid, Astro Flash, Spy vs Spy, and Action Boy. ***LICENSED JAPANESE GAMES*** Magical Puzzle Popils - $100 Licensed game for the Game Gear. The front cover is bleached and there's some small damage to the manual; however, things overall look pretty nice. Huge discount on this one due to condition, it's a steal! Sonic 2 - $5 Yuu Yuu Fighter 2 - $5 Batman - $20 Sailor Moon - $18 ***GAME BOY / GAME BOY COLOR / GAME BOY ADVANCE*** ***UNLICENSED ORIGINALS*** Water Margin - $25 Unlicensed original game, Water Margin is based on the classic Chinese novel of the same name. Pokemon Animal Garden (?) - $25 Unlicensed original, IIRC it's Pokemon Animal Garden or somethijng like that. Interesting title as it has Pokemon in it, and the game is new old stock (might have some shelfware though). Digital Monster 6 - $20 This is an unlicensed original game for Game Boy. Unfortunately, I can't get it to run! But it's really rare, so I can't just pass the contents over for free, maybe a placeholder for someone? Digimon 3: Crystal - $15 Sachen 8 in 1 - $15 ***UNOFFICIAL CHINESE TRANSLATIONS*** Pokemon Gold (Chinese version) - $25 Unofficial translation of Pokemon Gold, translated into Chinese back in the day. This one was sold to me as new, though it has some shelfware. San Guo Zhi (Three Kingdoms) - $25 Very nice bootleg of Three Kingdoms, translated unofficially into Chinese. The manual for this is also entirely in Chinese, and it is thick! Very high quality. Pocket Monsters Emerald (Chinese Translation) - $12 Pocket Monsters Emerald (Chinese Translation) - $12 Pocket Monsters (Chinese Translation) - $6 ***MULTICARTS*** Rockman 3(?) and Yuu Yuu Fighter Multicart - $15 The box is not in the nicest shape, iirc the two games are Rockman 3 and Yuu Yuu Fighter. ***BOOTLEGS*** Street Fighter Zero - $5 ??? - $5 ***GAME KING*** Game King Games - $5 each [The first cartridge is a multicart with Seafight, General, Soldier, and Sertercel.[/] The second cartridge is a single cartridge of Sertercel. ***COMPUTERS*** Dream of the Red Chamber - $30 Here's a PC game based around the awesome Chinese masterpiece, Dream of the Red Chamber. There's some spotting on the manual, though the package doesn't smell particularly musty or moldy. There isn't any cardboard insert for the box, the one I have for my own collection is the same way, suggesting that the company may have just cheaped out on costs at one point. I like all the artwork in the booklet. Star Wars: X-Wing vs Tie Fighter - $25 or best offer This is the official Chinese version of the game. No idea on the value, but computer software from this era is really hard to find over here. Sadly the package is missing one of the CDs, so it is being sold *as is*. IBM / Apple II / Other Joystick - $10 No idea on the value on this, have no way to test it either, as this is definitely out of my personal area of expertise. Maybe it's a steal, maybe it's junk, that's for you guys to decide. ***VIDEOS*** Kirby Cartoon DVD vol. 1 - $15 For those who love Kirby, this might be for you. Its a DVD set containing four (4) disks, of Kirby cartoons. This was licensed by Nintendo and Hal for the Taiwan region. Pokemon VCD (A) - $10 Nice little VCD of Pokemon, officially licensed by Nintendo, for the Taiwan market. Pokemon VCD (B) - $10 Another nice little VCD of Pokemon cartoons, for th ***WII*** ***OFFICIAL TAIWANESE VERSIONS*** Wii Sports Resort (Taiwan version) - $5 Sadly this is disk-only, but it's the official, localized Taiwanese version of the game. Wii Fit - $12 Here we have Wii Fit for the Wii. This is the official Taiwanese version of the game, has the box and disk. Super Mario Galaxy 2 - $35 This is the Taiwanese version of Super Mario Galaxy 2 for the Wii. Included is the box and disk. ***HU CARDS*** ***BOOTLEGS*** These are bootleg Hu Cards. Some of them look like they have some corrosion and what not on the pins. I do not have a machine to test these on, so they are being sold *as is*. The price for one card is $35, take all four for $110. These are rare and unique, so I personally believe that they have value, whether they are functioning or not. I don't mind hanging onto them but as they are duplicates, I thought I'd offer them to everyone here too ***WONDERSWAN / WONDERSWAN COLOR*** SD GGeneration Gather Beat - $5 ***OTHER*** Rakuraku Dinokun Virtual Pet - $20 image1 Not sure if this is an official Japanese one as the package suggests, or if it's a knock-off. Brand new, though I tested it to see if it worked, and also removed the battery. MiWi - $10 This is one of the various MiWi variants, it seems to have been imported (made?) by a company about twenty minutes north of me. The machine works, there are games built inside, the only problem is I don't have any controllers to pair with this one. Frogger Stickers - $10 Authentic, MIT (Made in Taiwan)! Old, Yet New Pokemon Model - $15 Here's a fun little Pokemon model dating from around 1997 or so. Brand new, waiting to be assembled.

Hello, and welcome to my shop! I try to list things as accurately as I can, but with so many items sitting around my house, it's easy to miss something along the way. So please ask questions if you have any. Also, as a lot of these items are not common to find, it is hard for me to price them. As such I am willing to consider offers should you be interested in some items, but feel the price is too much. Trades can also be considered. Shipping of 1 - 2 carts is about $5, worldwide. General bootlegs of Japanese games: B8 Chip n Dale no Daisakusen 2 $8 B12 Crossfire $18.00 B14 Daisenryaku $20 B18 East Wind $10 B21 Flipull $8 B22 Flipull $8 B27 Ganbare Dunk Heroes $12 B33 Hanjuko Hero $25 - ON HOLD B36 Konamic Sports in Seoul $15 B37 Kyuukyoku Hakiri Stadium $15 B44 Mickey Mouse III $8 B47 Nemo Pajama Hero $15 B54 Robocop 2 $15 B56 Rod-Land $45 obo - ON HOLD B57 Rod-Land $45 obo - ON HOLD B58 Saint Seiya $18 B59 Schwarzenegger Predator $10 B62 Shufflepuck Cafe $18 B65 Star Force $8 B66 Super C + Double Dragon III (multicart via reset) $15 B71 Tag Team Pro Wrestling $5 B72 Taito Chase HQ $15 B73 Taito Chase HQ $15 B74 Taito Chase HQ $15 B76 Takahashi Meijin no Boukenjima III $15 B77 Tecmo World Cup Soccer $15 B78 Tecmo World Cup Soccer $15 B82 U.S. Championship Volleyball $15 B84 U.S. Championship Volleyball $15 B86 Wanpaku Kokkun no Gourmet World $35 B92 Baseball - $5 B93 Baseball ("Ninfendo") - $10 B95 Warpman (in Dig Dug case) - $5 B96 Double Dragon III - $7 B097 Downtown Nekketsu Koushinkyoku - $15 B098 Kunio Kun Jidaigeki - $15 - ON HOLD B099 Kunio Kun Jidaigeki - $15 B100 Kunio Kun Jidaigeki - $15 B101 Kyoryu Sentai - $10 B102 Kyuukyoku Hakiri Stadium - $15 B103 Mahjong - $7 B104 Moe Pro!: Saikyou-hen - $5 B107 Robocco Wars - $60 OBO - ON HOLD B108 Rockman 2 - $12 B109 Saiyuuki World 2 - $20 - ON HOLD B111 Tiny Toon 2 - $5 B112 Twin Eagle - $25 - ON HOLD B114 Argus (Stendo) - $8 - ON HOLD B115 Chip n Dale Rescue Rangers 2 - $8 B116 Double Dragon II - $7 B117 Double Dragon III - $10 B123 Paaman - $35 - ON HOLD B124 Street Fighter 2010 - 15 B125 Tetris 2 + Bombliss - $15 - ON HOLD B150 Bucky O'hare (chips) - $40 OBO B151 Chip n Dale Rescue Rangers 2 - $8 B152 Don Doko Don - $10 B153 Downtown Nekketsu Story - $15 - ON HOLD B154 Dragon Ball Z - $15 B155 Dragon Ball Z III - $8 B156 Dragon Quest III - $12 - ON HOLD B157 Pro Yakyuu Family Stadium - $5 B158 Pro Yakyuu Family Stadium - $5 B159 Flipull - $8 B160 Gradius - $8 - ON HOLD B161 Gradius - $8 B162 Ganbare Dunk Heroes - $12 B163 Nekketsu High School Dodgeball Club - Soccer Story - $15 B164 Mahjong - $7 B165 Quarth - $15 B166 Quarth - $15 B167 Rockman 4 - $12 B168 Rockman 5 - $12 B169 Spy vs Spy - $20 - ON HOLD B170 Tiger-Heli - $5 Unlicensed Originals: U5 32 in 1 (includes a Samba Dance Game) $15 U6 4 in 1 (Shudu, Road Fighter, Tetris, Tank) $10 U7 4 in 1 (Shudu, Road Fighter, Tetris, Tank) $10 U8 5 in 1 (Lawn Purge, Box World, Fish War, etc) $15 U9 64 in 1 (includes a lightgun hack of Wild Gunman where you are shooting terrorists) - $20 U11 Ball Story $50 U12 BMX Simulator $15 U14 Chu Da D $15 U15 Chu Da D $15 U17 Creatom $15 U19 Creatom $15 U21 Creatom $15 U25 Feng Shen Bang (modern Chinese reprint) $15 U26 Hidden Chinese Chess $40 Sachen / Joy Van U30 Mahjong Block $35 Mega Soft, includes manual U31 Magic Carpet 1001 $100 obo U32 Magic Jewelry - $18 U33 Mahjong Block - $30 U34 Mahjong World - $18 U38 Metal Storm - $10 U40 Mortal Kombat III (Super Game) - $30 U43 Samurai Spirits - $40 U44 Sichuan Mahjong II - $20 U45 Super 4 in 1 (Space Fight of Gun, Abyss of Gloom, Fantasy of Gun, City Adventure) - $50 U49 Tetris 6 in 1 (contains some Hwang Shinwei Games) - $15 U50 Tetris 6 in 1 (contains some Hwang Shinwei Games) - $15 U51 Tetris 6 in 1 (contains some Hwang Shinwei Games) - $15 U52 Cosmocop 2 in 1 (light gun game by Sachen) - $35 U056 Magic Jewelry - $18 U057 Mahjong World - $18 U058 Super 8 in 1 (Sachen) - $30 U059 Super 6 in 1 (Sachen) - $30 NES Nintendo Versions (some USA / PAL Exclusives): NES01 Adventure Island II - $12 NES12 Captain America - $10 NES13 Captain America - $10 NES13B Caveman Games - $25 NES14 Cybernoid - $40 obo NES15 Darkwing Duck - $30 NES17 Double Dribble - $8 NES20 Goal - $10 NES21 Goal - $10 NES22 Goal - $10 NES23 Gotcha - $25 NES24 Last Action Hero - $25 NES24B Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom (Tengen) - $10 NES26 Joe & Mac Caveman Ninja - $15 NES27 Joe & Mac Caveman Ninja - $15 NES28 Joe & Mac Caveman Ninja - $15 NES29 Joe & Mac Caveman Ninja - $15 NES30 Jurassic Park - $8 NES32 Karate Champ - $12 NES36 Lethal Weapon - $18 NES37 Lethal Weapon - $15 NES38 Little Mermaid - $10 NES39 Mechanized Attack - $15 NES40 Mickey's Safari in Letterland - $10 NES41 NARC - $40 obo NES42 Operation Wolf - $10 NES44 Robocop 3 - $12 NES48 Snow Bros. - $10 NES51 Taito NBA Basketball - $10 NES53 Adventure Island II - $12 NES54 Adventure Island II - $12 NES55 Back to the Future II & III - $15 NES56 Tetris (Tengen) - $5 NES57 Tetris (Tengen) - $5 NES58 Tetris (Tengen) - $5 NES58B Blades of Steel - $18 NES60 Tetris (Tengen) - $5 NES63 Thundercade - $15 NES64 Track and Field - $15 NES65 Widget - $40 obo NES67 Battletoads - $22 NES068 Bubble Bobble 2 - $15 NES069 Double Dribble - $8 NES070 Snow Bros. - $10 NES071 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III: Manhattan Project - $15 NES72 Battletoads - $22 NES73 Darkwing Duck - $35 NES74 Slalom - $15 - ON HOLD NES80 James Bond Jr - $18 NES81 Joe & Mac - $15 NES82 Jungle Book (JY-022) - $20 NES83 Snow Bros - $10 NES84 Tetris (Tengen) - $5 NES85 Tetris (Tengen) - $5 Whirlwind Manu (L Series) Cartridges: WW1 LA13 Mah-jong - $5 WW3 LB10 1942 - $5 WW4 LB20 Gyrodine - $5 WW5 LB20 Gyrodine - $5 WW6 LB29 Spartan X - $10 WW7 LB31 Elevator Action - $10 WW8 LB31 Elevator Action - $10 WW11 LD12 Takahashi Meijin no Boukenjima - $5 WW13 LE01 Super Chinese - $15 WW15 LF53 Top Gun - $5 WW16 LH81 Dragon Spirit -$10 WW18 LE01 Super Chinese - $15 WW19 LG33 Lupin III - $25 - ON HOLD WW20 LG33 Lupin III - $25 WW021 LA10 Pinball - $5 WW022 LA34 Pac-Man - $5 WW023 LB13 Bomberman - $5 WW024 LD24 Tiger-Heli - $5 WW025 LF57 Rockman - $18 - ON HOLD WW026 LG15 Saint Seiya - $7 WW027 LD33 Pro Yakyuu - Family Stadium '87 - $5 WW030 LA09 Go - $5 WW031 LD12 Takahashi Meijin no Boukenjima - $5 WW032 LD39 Tetris (Tengen) - $5 WW033 LF61 Tsuppari Oozumou - $5 WW034 LG21 Highway Star - $12 WW035 LH88 Operation Wolf - $10 Game Hacks: H1 1944 - $12 H3 Aladdin: Return of Jafar - $20 I can't get this to run, but it's rare H7 Fifa Soccer 95 - $15 H8 Fifa Soccer 95 - $15 H9 Fifa Soccer 95 - $15 H9B Fifa Soccer 95 - $15 H10 Fifa Soccer 95 - $15 H11 Flash and Batman - $18 H12 Flash and Batman - $18 H13 Flash and Batman - $18 H15 Pokemon Silver - $20 H17 Super Bros. 8 - $20 H20 Tiny Toon 4 - $10 H21 Winning Goal 5 - $15 H22 Winning Goal 5 - $15 H25 Mario IV - $22 H27 Rockman 7 - $15 H30 Tank 1990 (Ys) - $30 H31 Crayon Shin Chan - $20 H32 Crayon Shin Chan - $20 "Large" Carts: LG01 Aoki Ookami to Shiroki Mejika: Genghis Khan - $15 LG03 Dodge Danpei - $15 - ON HOLD LG06 Romance of the Three Kingdoms - $15 LG07 Romance of the Three Kingdoms - $15 LG08 Romance of the Three Kingdoms - $15 LG09 Sangokushi II - $15 LG11 Sangokushi II (Capcom) - $15 LG12 Destiny of an Emperor II - $15 - ON HOLD LG13 Destiny of an Emperor II - $15 - ON HOLD LG14 Sangokushi II (Capcom) - $15 LG20 Dragon Quest III - $15 - ON HOLD LG05 - L'Empereur - $35 OBO* *There are some graphical glitches as the game loads up, but then it seems to straighten itself out once the game is in action. I have a second copy of L'Empereur in my collection that does the same thing, so it could possibly be something the pirates did when hacking and bootlegging the game. LG010 Sangokushi II (Koei) - $30 Conversions and Translations: C4 Dragon Ball Z IV (Conversion of the Datach game, no cards or Datch reader needed) - $15 C3 Dragon Ball Z IV / Yuu Yuu Fighter (conversion of the two aforementioned Datach games, no cards or reader needed) - $18 C5 Robot War IV (Chinese Translation of the game, by Waixing) - $20 Legit Japanese Games: J0 Airwolf - $12 J1 Clu Clu Land - $3 J1B Chuka Taisen - $12 J3 Ninja-kun: Majou no Bouken - $5 J2 Happy Birthday Bugs - $5 J4 Ninja Gaiden - $12 Indie Games / Homebrews / Obscurities: Peave, Love, Trippy Club - $50 This is a brand-new indie game for the Famicom. Basically you're stuck in a hellish trippy club and need to escape. The stages get weirder and weirder as you go along. Initially you're in flashing lights, but then the club suddenly turns into a beach party where you're fighting dick canons and birds, in the sand. You even end up travelling into hell, all the while girls make suggestive passes at you. You're even collecting Mary Jane in one of the later stages. Dragon Boat Festival - $30 Brand new (three-stage) game designed for the Dragon Boat Festival back in June. Extremely limited quantities were made, and I've got a few extra to sell on here. This won't ever be available again, as it was designed to commemorate a holiday. Multicarts: MC18 - Y2K 64 in 1 (K64008) - Includes hacks of early games such as Ding Dong, Kitty, TMNT, Pokemon, and Toy Story. - $12 MX7 - 130 in 1 - Includes a Robocco Wars title screen hack, a hack containing Pokemon, and other games - $15 MX1 - Super HI-K 4 in 1 (F-657) - Contains the four games shown on the cartridge label - $10 MC19 - Y2K 64 in 1 (K64008) - Includes hacks of early games such as Ding Dong, Kitty, TMNT, Pokemon, and Toy Story. - $12 MC20 - 132 in 1 - Newer release cart, will only work in modern clone machines. Contains a variety of games such as Contra, Three Eyes Boy, etc. - $10