Not sure how to take that.
Well rainmaker nice price but I got esniped,I will have a complete collection after this cart. And YES a complete OUTBACK JOEY SYSTEM. I have made a price and we will go from there. This is my last cart to get,come on guys root for me. I would do the same for u seeing how I got esniped just last week on this cart. (esnipe.com is a program used for ebay) Terrible idea mainly because I lost.
esnipe is much smarter, but you make no sense, you offer $4000+ for the cart, then won't pay $2000 for it?
Not to get too off topic here, but...
I read about so many people over the years that say that their Genesis (or SNES) collection will never be complete without these ultra-rare competition/championship carts. But why? Why should these be listed as games to complete the collection in the guides?
My point is, these are *not* retail releases. They had to be obtained a special way (ie: win a competition) and never available to the public in the way that retail games were. In my eyes, they are *almost* prototype status in a sense. I think they should be listed as such in the guides, and that a "complete" Genesis or SNES (or what have you) collection should consist entirely of retail games only. Games that could have been gotten by any average joe. Maybe these should be listed in a "Special" category in the guide. Maybe I should convey this message in the other forum regarding the guide
At least that is what I think about it. Awesome carts to have (I have SNES comp carts myself), but should not determine what a complete set for a said system is.
EDIT: Posted in the guide forum as a matter of fact. Any replies to this particular topic should go there. Thanks!
Last edited by zektor; 10-23-2007 at 07:40 PM.
I LAWL'd.
Let's not get into the slippery slope that is a "complete" collection. Safest bet is going by retail releases. Once you start counting giveaway carts, prototypes and other random carts your going to extremes. There fun to own these games (personally have the snes ones) but I don't go out of my way to overpay for them either. If we start saying complete genesis, will we include the different variations such "sega classics" versions, paper box and plastic box versions, etc??? It's a road that never ends because someone will always want to be the "ultimate" collector by having everything for that 1 system.
Originally Posted by asbury6647
I see you finally got around to finding a complete outback joey. Congrats!
That means you won't hound me anymore about buying mine?
Last edited by All Things Sega; 10-24-2007 at 09:44 AM.
All things sega,
Ha your right now I dont need to hound u about it anymore. But thanks for everthing,Make it rain/dreamTR what the heck is your problem,Ever post that I make u say negitive things in it about me. Its time to grow up and quiet posting unless its positive. But like I said before sorry we didnt do bussiness. Like I said if u want to post somthing about me or what I have to say make it positive because its pretty anonying.
TO HAVE A COMPLETE SEGA GENESIS COLLECTION U NEED A COMPLETE OUTBACK JOEY. DOES ANYONE ELSE DISAGREE.
I Disagree
on what
not clear on what u disagree with?
OMG! ASBURY! Go back and look at the bottom of your OWN LAST POST... You said specifically, "DOES ANYONE ELSE DISAGREE" and the next guy said, "I DISAGREE"... Then you say your not clear on what he disagrees with... Wake up buddy! Your killing me!
What I want to know is when the competition was going on.. how did people reach over 10million+ I won my store back in the day with around 3-4million. I have played the rom many times and can't even get over my original score. I remember there being a 1 million point bonus on the Judge Dred part but am I missing something how was it possible to get over 10mil? Can someone please answer me that because it's really bothering me.
I am a collector of the classics (Atari, NES, SNES, Genesis, 3DO, Saturn, etc.)
So I guess no one knows :'(What I want to know is when the competition was going on.. how did people reach over 10million+ I won my store back in the day with around 3-4million. I have played the rom many times and can't even get over my original score. I remember there being a 1 million point bonus on the Judge Dred part but am I missing something how was it possible to get over 10mil? Can someone please answer me that because it's really bothering me.
I am a collector of the classics (Atari, NES, SNES, Genesis, 3DO, Saturn, etc.)
asbury: I'll get you on this because you reneg and go back on offers, then blame everyone else. YOu can't even read your own posts about things YOU bring up in here about "complete" collections. Complete is all relative to what everyone thinks, you'll still be missing titles like Baby Boom and who knows what else that you will not be able to find because they are one-of-a-kinds....it's whatever YOU think is complete.
I told u once
Im done with u, If u do have a problem with me we can do all of these face to face. At the next convention next year I will let u know what Im wearing and everthing. Im done arguing with u. So if u want to meet me no problem,and I can remember what I say, sometimes my nephew get on here and awnsers questions and acts like me.
IM DONE
Lolol
Last edited by DreamTR; 10-30-2007 at 08:23 PM.
I disagree, I dont think you need Outback Joey because its a Proto/one-of-a-kind.
Outback Joey is not a proto/one of a kind. It came in a production box with production label and is officially licensed by Sega.
Just an FYI to all, I am currently working a deal out with one of our power collectors here who you all know but he wanted to remain annoymous as the purchaser of this cart. I'm almost positive it's happening, if not, it will be back up for grabs and I'll let you all know. Thanks! - D
Man Come On
U want the money let who ever wants that awesome cart pay for it. I willing to make something happen for this cart but no one whats the money. I know it rare, but paying bills is peace of mind,name the price for that? LETS US BID!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! PLEASE too not trying to piss u off just MOTIVATION.
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