#Metal storm nes repro label update#
#Metal storm nes repro label full#

Tanooki wrote:I'd hold onto it, but if it bugs you you could use a hairdryer on the coolest setting and pull the label up just enough to expose the edge of the bubble and from there figure it out. The newest HDMI Retron at $39.00 might kick renewed interest in the original NES cart market the kids who played them new now rediscovering for the HDTV. The NES market could get interesting with the the HDMI NES consoles. Not that I am advising a backup of a pricey game.

#Metal storm nes repro label update#

Turns out I will now keep all three Lepy/Lepai versions an update to my Lepai guide on the way. I ran into a similar situation with the Lepy/Lepai amp did not want to send one back until I got another version. Perhaps buy another cart first? Quick look at other listings show a couple with that same bubble issue.ДЄ shame on the dent at the end label, it could be re-glued by lifting slightly with putty knife and a dab of glue underneath using a tooth pick. If the seller does honor that 30 day which seems fair even if you have to pay the return shipping. On the other hand, you might want to have another cart ordered and possibly received to verify before giving up that one. At the price you paid, I would go for absolute pristine. The cart looks okay, but there is that very slight damage on the end label and the bubble on the front.

#Metal storm nes repro label full#

The seller has great feedback and offers a 30 day guarantee as long as I pay return shipping (and maybe a 10% restocking)ДЄ Right Click offers a zoomed out quick full view.Д«ased on the seller's description and the last picture shot on Ebay, the seller appears honest enough.

Going back to the eBay pictures you can kinda see it faintly but not like in real life. Racketboy wrote:But when I got it, I saw this pronounced bubble on the front of the label. Here's the listing - you can see his photos and description. Should I return it or am I making too big a deal out of it? It wasn't the cheapest listing (but also not the most expensive), so I didn't expect many sacrifices other than the one notch I was already aware of The seller has great feedback and offers a 30 day guarantee as long as I pay return shipping (and maybe a 10% restocking) Everything else looked really nice.Д«ut when I got it, I saw this pronounced bubble on the front of the label. I saw that the seller pointed out a label flaw and it seemed to align with the little notch on the top that I saw in the picture. Well, after I was working on my revised rare and valuable list, I saw how much it jumped (revision will be posted in a few weeks). I had it on my wishlist forever when it was only like $20 or something (I actually had that written on my list) I can't wait to buy like 3 more of these.OK for my birthday, I treated myself to the first significant retro purchase in forever - I finally got Metal Storm for the NES.

I really, really hope you guys become big like 8Bitdo and Hyperkin so that we can see what other stuff you guys put out in the coming years, and so we can have a reliable source of good controllers in the future. You guys are my heroes! I collect video game systems, and haven't had the urge to play my N64 in any significant amount in a long time simply because I hated the controllers so much, and could never find a good alternative that I could justify spending money on ($200 for an old, used hori pad? Heck no!). Where have you guys been all these years?! FINALLY, a proper, widely-available, well-designed, well-functioning N64 controller with an Analog stick that is precise and isn't overly-sensitive! I played many, many games last night to get a good feeling for how this controller feels and performs, and wanted to share my feedback. I just bought a Brawler 64 (classic gray) and received it yesterday.