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No longer available. Games moved to eBay. Hi, I've got a small assortment of common black box NES games that I would like to sell as one lot. Three are boxed games and they do have the styrofoam slip and come with dust covers and an assortment of Nintendo Power posters/advertising plus a manual for Superspike Volleyball that I have no use for. All the cartridges are the three screw variant. The games are: Super Mario Bros. (Canadian bilingual box) Hogan's Alley Golf (no manual, box is a little faded probably due to sun exposure in the past & cartridge has a video rental label on it) Metroid (loose, no manual, sharpie mark on the cartridge) I'd like $30 + shipping. If interested please PM with your shipping address and I'll give you the grand total.
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Does anyone have a CSS Floppy Board they are willing to sell? I'd like to try adding one to my Black Box and then experiment with duplicating copy protected disks. I don't have a Happy drive, and I see that the CSS Floppy Board comes with a version of the Super Archiver.
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I was attempting to set up a new CF card for my Black Box (used with an Acard SCSI to IDE bridge). But things didn't go as planned. The card was a 4 GB Transcend with with A Fat32 partition. The Acard bridge could not "see" the card, so I thought that it probably had a 2 GB limit and needed a FAT16 partition. So I re-sized the primary partition on the card down to 2 GB and left about 2 GB unallocated. So after formatting the card, I inserted it and the Acard still could not see the card. Can someone explain or at least speculate why this didn't work? Is there something that I forgot? Windows had no trouble seeing the new 2 GB primary partition.. -Larry
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