What system is this game for? Detective Conan?

[Necron99]

I bought this game recently and I've got no idea what sytem it's for.

Obviously it's Detective Conan by Bandai.

The cart is almost the same size as a regular Gameboy game but a little fatter. The pins are much larger and only 18 pins in total, The case also has a portective part over the pins which are spring activated to go inside...similar to an Odyssey2 cart.

any info would be awesome!

scan is a bit fuzzy but better than the other pic

[Fuyukaze]

Without being able to see much detail, all I can guess is it's either a wonderswan game, or a pirate gba game. It could be a gamegear game or a neogeo pocket game. Can you read any of the text? If not the japanese, then the numbers and such.

[Necron99]

Without being able to see much detail, all I can guess is it's either a wonderswan game, or a pirate gba game. It could be a gamegear game or a neogeo pocket game. Can you read any of the text? If not the japanese, then the numbers and such.

It doesn't look like a wonderswan game, though similar in size.

The text on the cart are as follows

1.Detective Conan followed by japanese text I'd assume is the same text.
2. The letter 3 which may or may not indicate the third game
3.Copyright Bandai 1999 Made in Japan
4.Copyright TMS 1996
5.The back of the cart has a small circle that says 123456789XYZ around it.
6. Serial # 73394

[importaku]

It says episode 3 after the detective conan bit. It might be one of those tv shows on a cart things.

Not sure what system though.

[Funk Buddy]

edit

nevermind it was not the same.

[Satac]

It's not a NeoGeo Pocket Cartridge and wonderswan modules look different:

[Kitsune Sniper]

Wasn't there a SNES adaptor which could house two different games at the same time? I'm not talking about the Satellaview... but this cart reminds me of it.

[Necron99]

It says episode 3 after the detective conan bit. It might be one of those tv shows on a cart things.

Not sure what system though.

thats what I thought too, but all the pics i've seen online has a slot similar to a digital camera memory card. but thats the GBA Movie player.

[Necron99]

it might also be important to note that looking at the label correctly the pins point up instead of down ala GB, so i'd assume that the cart isn't a top loader of any kind.

[Funk Buddy]

BanDai JPN doesn't show anything. Maybe their other divisions might have something.

edit

fixed

[Fuyukaze]

That Scan is much better then the picture. It is no WS game, GG game, or GBA game. I want to say its for one of the nintendo systems. Have you tried it out on any systems yet?

[Funk Buddy]

It's for something called a Super Note Club.

http://page7.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/jp/auction/g40326708

What do I win?

[Necron99]

It's for something called a Super Note Club.

http://page7.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/jp/auction/g40326708

What do I win?

haha, thats hilarious, now what does that thing do exactly? it kinda looks like Pico or something. but I can't read Japanese.

[importaku]

Good going

You reward is a cookie (only take 1)

[Funk Buddy]

Only one? How will I maintain my massive size with just one?

I like doing searches for stuff like this.

[InsaneDavid]

Wasn't there a SNES adaptor which could house two different games at the same time? I'm not talking about the Satellaview... but this cart reminds me of it.

The adapter you're thinking of is called the SuFami Turbo and was put out by Bandai but the cartridges for it are uniform in physical dimensions around the sides...


(Bishoujo Senshi Sailormoon Sailorstars puzzle game)

Interesting little device though, you could mix and match character sprites between the games when two were inserted into the SuFami Turbo at the same time.

As for the Super Note Club... it looks like one of those crappy VTech computers for kids... you know, that are an insult to their intelligence. It does look far better than those though.

[rbudrick]

Sucks that the hardest part to read is the bluriest part...all the easy parts are easily visible.

-Rob