Huge video game bulk lot, including Nintendo Gamecube, SEGA Genesis, Gameboy, SNES, PS1 + PS2 !!!!!!

190+ NTSC GAMES + CONSOLES

BULK LOT

INCLUDES MANY VIDEO GAME  RARITIES

TOO MANY TO LIST
(SEE AUCTION FOR FULL DETAILS)

Location: Santa Rosa, California, United States

Limited Edition Sega Dreamcast Console - Veronica Claire Edition

Release Date: February 3, 2000

Released only in Japan

(Seller Located in Japan)
ASIN: B003O6JIFA

The Legend of Zelda B.S - The Third Quest - RARE Super Nintendo Homebrew Game

The Legend of Zelda B.S - The Third Quest

was an expanded version of The Legend of Zelda that was released for the Satellaview attachment of the Super Nintendo Entertainment System in Japan.

BS stands for Broadcast Satellaview and the Satellaview unit is commonly referred to as the BS-X. Using this add-on gamers could download the game from the satellite and save it onto either the base unit's memory or onto a BS-X Special Broadcast Cassette.

This is an English homebrew remake of the The Legend of Zelda B.S (ゼルダの伝説) game only released in Japan in 1995. Wow!

HUGE NES COMPLETE SET WITH OVER 800+ GAMES

A FULL SET OF EVERY NINTENDO LICENSED NTSC NES GAME

(AND NEARLY EVERY UNLICENSED GAME)

This is ridiculous .... What can I say?

7x VERY Rare NES Bible Games LOT of UNOFFICIAL HES & WISDOM TREE

RARE UNOFFICIAL VIDEO GAME LOT INCLUDES

HES:
SIDEWINDER (BOXED)
DUCK MAZE (CARTRIDGE)

WISDOM TREE:
BIBLE BUFFET (CARTRIDGE)
SPIRITUAL WARFARE (BOXED)
EXODUS (BOXED)
BIBLE ADVENTURES (BOXED)
THE KINGS? (CARTRIDGE)

Located within Australia

"8-bit Xmas 2012" Rare NES Homebrew Game that features a Light up Cartridge!

Nintendo NES Homebrew Cart called "8-Bit Xmas 2012"

Was only released for the 2012 holiday season.

Lights up like a Christmas Tree

Highly Collectable and rare homebrew game cartridge.

I love homebrew carts, not only are they rare video game additions to any collection, but they also help revive the retro video game industry and the finances support independent game designers.

Panasonic Gamecube Q Console Ultra Rare Nintendo Console

Nintendo and Panasonic merged together in December 2001 to make a Nintendo Gamecube with a DVD player to compete with the Microsoft Xbox and Sony Playstation 2.
The Gamecube Q is meant to read both DVD's and GameCube games.
Because of this, the laser used in the drive is better able to read all types of burned GameCube games.

One of the best looking consoles out Nintendo has made.

RARE SNES Out Of This World Prototype Video Game

The history behind this game is very interesting. 

It was programmed by the very talented Rebecca Heineman, who was once Bill "Burger" Heineman, one of Interplay's founding programmers.
She said that "since Interplay wouldn't pay for a Super FX chip, I found a way to do it with static RAM on the cart and DMA which got me a great frame rate. Interplay wouldn't pay for the static RAM either, so I ended up using Fast ROM instruction. Interplay wouldn't pay for a 3.6 Mhz ROM either. So, frustrated, I shoved my block move code into the DMA registers and used it as RAM running at 3.6 Mhz. It worked. I got fast block moves on slow cartridges and made a game using polygons working on a 65816 processor with pure software rendering.

circa label dated (11/12/1992)