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A while back, I picked up a big MZ-80B lot on Rakuten Market, a distant third in the so-called flea market apps in Japan. So little happens on Rakuten Market that I almost never have the motivation to make myself check current listings, it's seriously like once or twice a month, compared to Mercari, which at least has enough volume to make it worth checking throughout the day, or Yahoo Auctions, which has tons of good things all the time. But fortune was with me, as I was able to pick this up for a very fair price. It was a three-box set so I think the shipping put some people off, but overall this was still a big-time bargain. 続き⇒ |
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The Pyuta game adapter brought (well, more likely facilitated bringing) 3D capabilities to the Tomy Pyuta. It plugs in to the expansion slot on the back on the system, and provides a second cartridge slot for the 3D titles to plug into. The 3D cartridges are physically identical to the standard cartridges. 続き⇒ |
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The PC-TV351 by NEC is a cut below the holy grail of PC-TV monitors - the PC-TV455. But actually, the difference is not that great. It has most of the same connectors; the PC-TV455 offers an extra AV input, and it shares one of those inputs with an S-video input, but if your primary goal is computers, this isn't really relevant. 続き⇒ |
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I am not actually sure what this is! It says "demo tape" but I don't believe it was shipped with any of the systems. The system tapes are black with black or blue and silver labels, but this is a white cassette with an orange-red label. My best guess is perhaps this was used by stores to display an endless loop demonstrating some of the X1 capabilities. I could imagine spending hours gazing at the various machines running their demos at a big Yodobashi Camera or the like. Anyway, here is some of the content. 続き⇒ |
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