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FS: Looney Tunes Hotel and Millipede 5200 protos, NOW ON EBAY!

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Hi guys,

 

Up for sale are some fairly uncommon items. First up, 2 unreleased 5200 protos!

 

 

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Looney Tunes Hotel:

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Millipede:

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Last bump with one final price reduction:

 

Take either proto for $175 shipped OBO

Take the pair for $315 OBO

 

Probably as low as I can go, next stop is EBay!

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Did you ever dump these?

 

Tempest

 

Nope, but I wish I could have. I've got a CopyNES for NES protos, I have an SNES programmer for SNES protos, and I have an EPROM programmer that dumps just about any loose chips I can throw at it. All EPROMs are soldered on these protos, and I have no other means of dumping 5200 stuff. I dump every proto that comes through my hands when I can (at around 50 cart based protos now, I think 8ish unreleased games), but I didn't have the means to do these two.

 

 

 

On the plus side, anyone can buy them and dump them as they are currently on EBay!

 

Looney Tunes Hotel:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...em=140333306866

 

Millipede:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...em=140333307074

 

 

If mods think this should be moved to the auction forum, feel free to do so. Also, don't be afraid to make offers!

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Did you ever dump these?

 

Tempest

 

Nope, but I wish I could have. I've got a CopyNES for NES protos, I have an SNES programmer for SNES protos, and I have an EPROM programmer that dumps just about any loose chips I can throw at it. All EPROMs are soldered on these protos, and I have no other means of dumping 5200 stuff. I dump every proto that comes through my hands when I can (at around 50 cart based protos now, I think 8ish unreleased games), but I didn't have the means to do these two.

 

 

Hmm, are you sure they aren't the eyelet style socket that are practically flush with the board? They were very common for 5200 protos.

 

Mitch

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Did you ever dump these?

 

Tempest

 

Nope, but I wish I could have. I've got a CopyNES for NES protos, I have an SNES programmer for SNES protos, and I have an EPROM programmer that dumps just about any loose chips I can throw at it. All EPROMs are soldered on these protos, and I have no other means of dumping 5200 stuff. I dump every proto that comes through my hands when I can (at around 50 cart based protos now, I think 8ish unreleased games), but I didn't have the means to do these two.

 

 

Hmm, are you sure they aren't the eyelet style socket that are practically flush with the board? They were very common for 5200 protos.

 

Mitch

 

One of them is, the middle pic.

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Hmm, are you sure they aren't the eyelet style socket that are practically flush with the board? They were very common for 5200 protos.

 

Mitch

 

Fairly sure they don't. I have a TON of NES proto boards with those flush mount sockets that I picked up in a lot with Kitty's Catch, so I'm familiar with what they look like in person. I could check, but you be honest I'm not a pro at opening up 5200 carts yet and I don't want to risk snapping them as they're already up for auction.

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One of them is, the middle pic.

 

Are you looking at the gold on those eyelets? Doesn't look like any that I have, mine have a different color surround:

 

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Most of the ones I've come across can be seen clearly even if chips are placed, like the red you can see on one of my empty proto boards. They easily could be, but it didn't jump out at me.

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Curiosity got the better of me, so I popped open Looney Tunes Hotel.

 

Bottom two chips are socketed with flush mounts, the top 2 are hard wired. Not worth my time to dump half a game ;)

 

I'm not looking to get these dumped currently, just looking for a sale. I release one free proto ROM dump a month over on NA, and I love the idea of preservation, but I'll leave these two to the buyer(s).

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Curiosity got the better of me, so I popped open Looney Tunes Hotel.

 

Bottom two chips are socketed with flush mounts, the top 2 are hard wired. Not worth my time to dump half a game ;)

 

I'm not looking to get these dumped currently, just looking for a sale. I release one free proto ROM dump a month over on NA, and I love the idea of preservation, but I'll leave these two to the buyer(s).

 

If you do dump those two chips and they turn out to be different from the lower 16K for the ROM floating around, you may be able to get more money ;)

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Curiosity got the better of me, so I popped open Looney Tunes Hotel.

 

Bottom two chips are socketed with flush mounts, the top 2 are hard wired. Not worth my time to dump half a game ;)

 

I'm not looking to get these dumped currently, just looking for a sale. I release one free proto ROM dump a month over on NA, and I love the idea of preservation, but I'll leave these two to the buyer(s).

 

If you do dump those two chips and they turn out to be different from the lower 16K for the ROM floating around, you may be able to get more money ;)

 

With people charging $1k+ for dumps of released games already, I'm not down with trying to squeeze more money from people. I figure about $200 a piece for unreleased games is a fair deal, I wouldn't think twice about accepting an offer for that price on either game.

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