Can I just buy them all?

[mattprueter]

60 dollars is insane for pirated games 😂

[Rob_]

Profiting off free fanmade projects, what a cool guy

[Taco]

Nintendo preparing drone strike as we speak

[ThaRBMVenom]

Depending on the game $15 to $25 but $40 to $60? No Thanks.

[KarimJovian]

$60 is insane for games that you can play free with emulators not only that unofficial. I’d gladly pay $15-20 for those and I’d buy a ton just because they look cool not to even play

I wonder if they sell any for $60

[oo-kkrv]

Don't pick that stuff up. You can download them for free and the shells cost like 5 bucks.

[joshualangworthy]

The fact that that’s illegal amazes me how the vendor was even allowed into the convention

[tailsman]

This is the type of thing that caused Nintendo to go so hard on roms and emulation. Copying and redistrubiting games for a profit is legit piracy lol. Also prices are fucking ridiculous.

[DOC_]

Way too expensive for pirated or fan made games, wtf? Not only that, but super illegal to even be selling.

[Invalidusername]

FOR 30-60?!! Hell nah, this time Alibaba and eBay got my back. You'd have to be actually insane to pay those prices for pirated, bootleg, and modded games

[TenshiRyuzaki]

Depends highly on if they're paying for the custom roms to the creators of them 30$ sounds good. If they're just grabbing custom roms and throwing them onto shells, most I'd be looking to pay is 15-20$.

[juan]

$60 for replica SNEA cartridge and without a manual or original box.

[mrviperx]

Vendors like this is what is ruining the pricing and raises inflation on real cartridges from scalpers.

[blodguizer]

I just bought Splatterhouse trilogy on the Dreamcast for $20. It's a fan made game that uses all the graphic assets and sounds from the originals but in my opinion improves the gameplay. It's also a sequel to the games on Turbografx and Genesis. The packaging is also excellent with custom made inserts. I know the game can be downloaded for free but I don't have a DC emulator and I can play this on my actual console.

[lightninstriker]

N E V E R buy these. These vendors are terrible people profiting off things that were meant to be free. Next time you see something like this, tell them to go to hell.

[MYNAMECHEF_FilthyFrank]

I would shamefully pay full price for Waluigis Taco Stand xD

[Quoi.Phoque]

The price and build list for those curious
1x $3.75: PCB
2x .19c: 1k Resistor
2x .09c: 1N4148 Signal diode
2x .13c: 0.1uf ceramic capacitors
1x .22c: 22uf electrolytic capacitor
1x .11c: 2N2222 npn transistor t0-92
1x .74c/.62c: 74LS139 or 74HCT139 dip package
1x .37c: 2032 battery holder
1x $4.45: 6264 SRAM, 8/64kb, 16kb untested (64kb priced)
1x $1.35/$1.52: 12F629 SOIC or DIP
1x $1.00/$1.60: 29F032 /29F016 to SNES Rom adapter or 27C322 to SNES Rom adapter
1x .74c/$1.74: 29F016 flash chip or 27C322 EPROM
1x $1.04: bright colored cartridge shell
Calculating the highest price:
Added all up: $16.36, at most. This price does exclude the price of a soldering iron and solder. That being said this would be a great project for anyone wanting to learn to solder and about the chips in a SNES cart as you have to program some, it can be some work without a dedicated programmer but it's doable (done with minimal effort, one of the top results when you google SNES PCB sells the PCB and ROM converters and is where I take the build list from) (Prices are in USD and specifically single components, prices could be significantly reduced purchasing in bulk and looking beyond the front page of google)

[quartz]

are the pin connectors properly beveled and are they safe to use on original hardware? Those are the questions I'd be asking

[toddlindsay]

Love the see through cartridges. You can see the boards inside

[SuPeRNinJaRed]

There’s an amazing RPG multicart that I got on ebay years ago and it always amazes my houseguests, definitely a conversation starter to say the least... I paid $40 or so for it