Whoot got a rare game for the snes.
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Well, if it's from a competion type thing, that probably means that it was stolen from the comp by an employee or someone who had access to the SNES. Nice find. On a scale from one to ten, it's probably an 8 or 9. Probably only topped by betas and prototypes.
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It's definantly more rare than usual and since it is Starwing and not Starfox it is extra rare. The NTSC version is much more common so you've got yourself quite a rare game there 
I don't collect prototypes myself but I've seen a lot on ebay. You can even buy one of the Chrono Trigger proto's for 1000€ 
I've seen an auction with a NES version of Zelda A link to the past as well. Though the guy said it was untested...
A NTSC NES version of Mother, a demo of Majora's Mask and a demo of Minish Cap. I think the Starwing cart has a switch on it to choose between competition and normal game or was that another cart?
Demo's are not that rare since most store's get them, but a competition or proto is mostly worth a lot.
I've read in a Dutch game magazine (Power Unlimited, Jeroen?) that they got ROM's instead of carts in the 90's and they had to put them on the motherboard instead of plugging a proto cart in the cart slot.
EDIT: About the dumping, I don't think you should dump it cause somebody else probably did it already. Someone also dumped the Chrono Trigger proto and they accesed several extra levels.
I don't collect prototypes myself but I've seen a lot on ebay. You can even buy one of the Chrono Trigger proto's for 1000€ I've seen an auction with a NES version of Zelda A link to the past as well. Though the guy said it was untested...A NTSC NES version of Mother, a demo of Majora's Mask and a demo of Minish Cap. I think the Starwing cart has a switch on it to choose between competition and normal game or was that another cart?
Demo's are not that rare since most store's get them, but a competition or proto is mostly worth a lot.
I've read in a Dutch game magazine (Power Unlimited, Jeroen?) that they got ROM's instead of carts in the 90's and they had to put them on the motherboard instead of plugging a proto cart in the cart slot.
EDIT: About the dumping, I don't think you should dump it cause somebody else probably did it already. Someone also dumped the Chrono Trigger proto and they accesed several extra levels.
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Prototype n64. mmmmmm... I think my friend had one of those.
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Power Unlimited great magazine. Actually that's how I got my Miyamoto autograph I love that thing. See my dad works at vnu (dutch publisher) and he works on the same floor as pu. So he said too them I liked Miyamoto and they went like oh we stil have a autograph here we originally were gonna give away in a contest. Too bad no switches on this cart though. Got the original game though. It's just a plain snes cart without anything special too it. (besides the fact that it holds a rare game)sammy wrote:It's definantly more rare than usual and since it is Starwing and not Starfox it is extra rare. The NTSC version is much more common so you've got yourself quite a rare game there
A NTSC NES version of Mother, a demo of Majora's Mask and a demo of Minish Cap. I think the Starwing cart has a switch on it to choose between competition and normal game or was that another cart?
Demo's are not that rare since most store's get them, but a competition or proto is mostly worth a lot.
I've read in a Dutch game magazine (Power Unlimited, Jeroen?) that they got ROM's instead of carts in the 90's and they had to put them on the motherboard instead of plugging a proto cart in the cart slot.
EDIT: About the dumping, I don't think you should dump it cause somebody else probably did it already. Someone also dumped the Chrono Trigger proto and they accesed several extra levels.
