Sega CD Working Designs score

Vectrex28Vectrex28
in Finders Keepers
So today I was feeling a bit ill, and I decided to go home. On my way home, I decided to check the thrift store to see if they had anything. And they did! Lunar silver star and Vay for the Sega CD NTSC! However I only had enough money to buy food ao I rushed home, ate my food, took the money and rushed back there to see if they still had them. All this while being sick. Luckily they did have them, so I bought them for the 20 bucks they were asking for them. However Ineed a modded sega CD to play them on PAL format, so I may sell them to buy more games (yes, I'm an evil reseller).
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  • Max VadorMax Vador
    you bastard. great find!
  • SlayterSlayter
    Congrats...finding those in the wild just doesn't happen.
  • TanookiTanooki
    Wow good job dude. Even in the position I'm in right now and how fed up I'm with Nintendo gouging I'm really heavily considering digging back into Sega Genesis stuff I used to have and little gems like this that pop up on NA keeps teasing that interest more. It's so much easier to be a Sega buyer these days as so few care proportionately.
  • Dilts36Dilts36
    Those are really great RPG's. Hopefully they were well taken care of given they are disk
  • BelisknerBeliskner
    I always wonder how american RPG's end up in european thrift stores...
  • DochrohanDochrohan

    Originally posted by: Beliskner



    I always wonder how american RPG's end up in european thrift stores...





    Have not seen 1 yet, however, I have bought a Megaman 7 on local auction and I have gotten 2 fish dudes(gameboy if nobody knows) 1 w/ manual at a thrift store. 



    @vectrex ,I saw  really cool bulbasaur display the other day, I think it was homemade though, if I see it again I'll get you a photo.
  • Vectrex28Vectrex28
    Originally posted by: Dochrohan


    Originally posted by: Beliskner



    I always wonder how american RPG's end up in european thrift stores...





    Have not seen 1 yet, however, I have bought a Megaman 7 on local auction and I have gotten 2 fish dudes(gameboy if nobody knows) 1 w/ manual at a thrift store. 



    @vectrex ,I saw  really cool bulbasaur display the other day, I think it was homemade though, if I see it again I'll get you a photo.




    I believe there were a lot of people importing stuff in Switzerland back then because the retail prices here are very high.
  • Vectrex28Vectrex28

    Originally posted by: Dilts36



    Those are really great RPG's. Hopefully they were well taken care of given they are disk





    They do look nice, and they seem to be working (I tried to put them in my PAL sega CD and I got the Sega CD's music player which let me play the games' sound files, kind of like a sound test, so it should work fine on an NTSC Sega CD)
  • Dilts36Dilts36

    Originally posted by: Vectrex280996




    Originally posted by: Dilts36



    Those are really great RPG's. Hopefully they were well taken care of given they are disk





    They do look nice, and they seem to be working (I tried to put them in my PAL sega CD and I got the Sega CD's music player which let me play the games' sound files, kind of like a sound test, so it should work fine on an NTSC Sega CD)



    Good to hear. I seem to have a nack for finding a steal.. and then they don't work.


  • RabidcamelRabidcamel
    Wow talk about like new condition. They look amazing and congrats on that hell of a find. I want to find something like that here! I can only wish!
  • FinalFantasyForeverFinalFantasyForever
    Did Vay have the map too?
  • LimbofunkLimbofunk
    Great finds, Sega CD is the system I love to hate and hate to love.....but I can't help falling for it every time
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