Please Lock High Bid $20
I'm actively trying to sell some stuff off to help pay for a new car since I slid mine off the icy roads yesterday. So, up for bids is exactly what you see in the picture. An official Nintendo Game Boy Flash Cartridge. It has been cleaned and tested. As you can see, the game that is currently on it is Super Mario Bros. Deluxe. The save battery is in working condition as well. Please feel free to ask any questions that you may have.
Bidding: Start price of $.01 with no reserve! Bid up in any increment that you would like.
Shipping: Free shipping within the US. Actual cost for anywhere else in the world.
End time: Friday December, 13th 2013, 10:00pm (NA time)
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Bidding: Start price of $.01 with no reserve! Bid up in any increment that you would like.
Shipping: Free shipping within the US. Actual cost for anywhere else in the world.
End time: Friday December, 13th 2013, 10:00pm (NA time)
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Best of luck with your car.
Originally posted by: DannyTheDonk
What exactly does this do?
I don't really know how flash carts work. I don't use them, so that's kind of why I'm parting with it. Lots of people buy reproduction flash carts, but this one is an original Nintendo release. Apparently you can put different roms on their to play, but I don't know how all that stuff works.
Originally posted by: AJ_the_gym_leader
It was a japanese distribution cart it's called a nintendo power cartridge, they had super famicom ones too, basically they had stations (I'm not sure what stores) but they allowed you to insert the cartridge and download games. It was meant to be a cheaper alternative to buying a full retail copy. As for how it works it kinda doesn't (to my knowledge) the service was discontinued in 2007, so whatever game is on there is it unfortunately. - History lesson over.
The SMARTBOY cartridge transfer could synchronize with GB