What constitutes a complete set?
Let's say I set out to collect all NES games or all SNES games. Is a "complete set" what you make of it?
For example you can collect only licensed NES games and forget all the Panesian/Color Dreams/Tengen stuff. Is it still complete or do you have to have every single game that was made to play on the NES?
For example you can collect only licensed NES games and forget all the Panesian/Color Dreams/Tengen stuff. Is it still complete or do you have to have every single game that was made to play on the NES?
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Do you count the new Homebrew stuff? What about sachen games? Licensed? Unlicensed? No one can answer that but you.. Some of the guys on here who've got everything that was released in North America for the NES, still find new things to track down.. PAL carts in one person's case, Famicom carts in anothers.
does anyone have the official Nintendo NES game list? with only the licensed ones? It use to be up on the Nintendo site, but I can't find it anymore.
If you want to know what my list looks like, run an advanced search in the NA database for NES games, type in "a e i o u" without quotes and check the box for "Any of these words". When the results come up (they should number 768), subtract Dizzy the Adventurer and Racermate Challenge II from the list, and you have my definition of a complete set
does anyone have the official Nintendo NES game list? with only the licensed ones? It use to be up on the Nintendo site, but I can't find it anymore.
That list believe it or not is not accurate. It is missing 6 (maybe 7) games. I know for a fact it is missing the 3 licensed Tengen games (Pacman, RBI Baseball, and Gauntlet). The list is also missing 3 (or maybe 4, i forget) games that are licensed.
There are 677 licensed games with unique serial codes. This is a fact.
how's that total carnage painting coming?
lets just say that young nicky had a falling out with the painter!
but i hope she was cool enough to finish it for ya!
how's that total carnage painting coming?
about half done. she's putting so much detail into it and it's taking her so long. plus she doesn't work on it as often as i'd like
how's that total carnage painting coming?
lets just say that young nicky had a falling out with the painter!
ruh oh
how's that total carnage painting coming?
about half done. she's putting so much detail into it and it's taking her so long. plus she doesn't work on it as often as i'd like
damn lazy artists!
does anyone have the official Nintendo NES game list? with only the licensed ones? It use to be up on the Nintendo site, but I can't find it anymore.
That list believe it or not is not accurate. It is missing 6 (maybe 7) games. I know for a fact it is missing the 3 licensed Tengen games (Pacman, RBI Baseball, and Gauntlet). The list is also missing 3 (or maybe 4, i forget) games that are licensed.
There are 677 licensed games with unique serial codes. This is a fact.
It's missing Mike Tyson's Punch-out and Miracle Piano too.
Let's say I set out to collect all NES games or all SNES games. Is a "complete set" what you make of it?
For example you can collect only licensed NES games and forget all the Panesian/Color Dreams/Tengen stuff. Is it still complete or do you have to have every single game that was made to play on the NES?
Well generally a complete set is the box, manual and cartridge. At least for us all else like pamphlets and business reply questionnaires and epilepsy warnings are insignificant, many except when they come out of a sealed box, just for the temporary novelty feel
Would it be an excel version of every game on the NA price guide? Thanks guys, but I'm almost at the point of creating a "what's left" list and starting to narrow down my search.
does anyone have the official Nintendo NES game list? with only the licensed ones? It use to be up on the Nintendo site, but I can't find it anymore.
That list believe it or not is not accurate. It is missing 6 (maybe 7) games. I know for a fact it is missing the 3 licensed Tengen games (Pacman, RBI Baseball, and Gauntlet). The list is also missing 3 (or maybe 4, i forget) games that are licensed.
There are 677 licensed games with unique serial codes. This is a fact.
its missing 6
the 3 tengen licensed games
mike tysons punch out
miracle piano
cyberball
You guys do know that this site(the one your a member of) has a very good data base! Right? I meen they have a search list that you can do all types of only these not these, this country ect. ect. ect.. Theres realy no need for links to anywhere. It's already here and so are you! So have fun.
I made my list of what i think counts. Cross checked with Digipress and typed it in word. Copied it. Erased what I have and now I have a list of everything I need. Then when I meet someone new and they ask for a list, I can just print one out. It did take a few days. But when your done you feel a sense of completetion. And feel all neat and tidy. This also made me pull them all in Alphabeticle order.
Also why is X-men, Marvels X-men? It doesn't say Marvel?
Thanx RASK1904