Thursday, April 15, 2010

Super Mario RPG PAL Cartridge!?

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Super-Mario-RPG-ULTRA-RARE-PAL-RPG-zelda-mana-chrono_W0QQitemZ140256227163QQcmdZViewItem?hash=item140256227163%26_trkparms=72%3A984|39%3A1|66%3A2|65%3A12%26_trksid=p3286.c0.m14.l1318Can someone please explain this to me? Were PAL cartridges ever created for Super Mario RPG? Is this a hack? Super Mario RPG PAL Cartridge!?
This defies all my knowledge of 90's gaming :(Super Mario RPG PAL Cartridge!?
What!?!?I don't know what to think of this, but item location - the algarve, dodgy...
Due to old quarrels between Nintendo and Squaresoft, Super Mario RPG never came out here in europe, so no PAL version exists.
[QUOTE=''Black_Knight_00'']Due to old quarrels between Nintendo and Squaresoft, Super Mario RPG never came out here in europe, so no PAL version exists.[/QUOTE]Then what is that cartridge!?
[QUOTE=''alexmonaghan14''][QUOTE=''Black_Knight_00'']Due to old quarrels between Nintendo and Squaresoft, Super Mario RPG never came out here in europe, so no PAL version exists.[/QUOTE]Then what is that cartridge!? [/QUOTE]Hm... no manual, it doesn't mean a thing, but I suppose it's one of those hong kong pirate cartridges that populated the european black marked during the mid-90s. Basically they used to take the case from another game or reprogrammed the chip inside with a fresh ripped rom. I managed to test some of those back then and they worked very poorly. They were and are illegal and for ?99 you'd be crazy to buy it.
its probably a pirate one, and he printed out his own label sticker for it, that did catch me a little off gaurd for a second, its a very convincing fake, im not even sure if the seller knows that its a fake, seeing as he is using paypall for it and he has 100% positive feedback
[QUOTE=''linkin_guy109'']its probably a pirate one, and he printed out his own label sticker for it, that did catch me a little off gaurd for a second, its a very convincing fake, im not even sure if the seller knows that its a fake, seeing as he is using paypall for it and he has 100% positive feedback[/QUOTE]if that's the case, then reporting the account to eBay might be a good idea. people hijacking accounts to sell their illegal stuff is not uncommon, unfortunately. also, the fact that Super Mario RPG didn't come to Europe sucks. that's a great game.
[QUOTE=''-starman-''][QUOTE=''linkin_guy109'']its probably a pirate one, and he printed out his own label sticker for it, that did catch me a little off gaurd for a second, its a very convincing fake, im not even sure if the seller knows that its a fake, seeing as he is using paypall for it and he has 100% positive feedback[/QUOTE]if that's the case, then reporting the account to eBay might be a good idea. people hijacking accounts to sell their illegal stuff is not uncommon, unfortunately. also, the fact that Super Mario RPG didn't come to Europe sucks. that's a great game. [/QUOTE]Well, hold on a second: the fact it's a pirate copy is likely but not confirmed. Also, probably the seller doesn't even know what he's dealing with. I think the best course of action would be to e-mail him, explain what you think, and hear his version. Then, if he still claims it's a legitimate copy (against all evidence), report the suspicious item to ebay.
[QUOTE=''Black_Knight_00''][QUOTE=''-starman-''][QUOTE=''linkin_guy109'']its probably a pirate one, and he printed out his own label sticker for it, that did catch me a little off gaurd for a second, its a very convincing fake, im not even sure if the seller knows that its a fake, seeing as he is using paypall for it and he has 100% positive feedback[/QUOTE]if that's the case, then reporting the account to eBay might be a good idea. people hijacking accounts to sell their illegal stuff is not uncommon, unfortunately. also, the fact that Super Mario RPG didn't come to Europe sucks. that's a great game. [/QUOTE]Well, hold on a second: the fact it's a pirate copy is likely but not confirmed. Also, probably the seller doesn't even know what he's dealing with. I think the best course of action would be to e-mail him, explain what you think, and hear his version. Then, if he still claims it's a legitimate copy (against all evidence), report the suspicious item to ebay. [/QUOTE]i actually agree with this. that makes more sense than my version of internet vigilante justice. but watch out for those fake accounts.
I think we've answered the question as to whether or not this is a legitimate copy. It is not.

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