Tyree_Cooper

Wii Fit is brand new sealed. Wii Fit Plus is used in very good condition. 25$ shipped for both. Shipping alone is almost 10$ already. Ships from Asia. Shipping to the US is currently limited to West Coast zip codes 40000-69999, 74000-79999 and 81300-93999. Other countries please ask, because many have not resumed airmail services.

GB game sold. And shipping to US west coast is now possible.

why, what happened

Not yet. US only accept surface and express airmail (which is super expensive), and Canada only accept surface mail.

Bumper.

the answer to the question is no

moved to a netgear router since they seem to base most if not all of their firmware on a single unified build, unlike tp-link where it's included in like 25% of their models, for no reason so yeah, the netgear routers, even the older ones, have this function hidden in the advanced wifi settings thanks!

Bumpleroni.

Can anybody suggest a router that has this feature in the firmware? My old router didn't have it, so I bought a shiny new one from TP-Link but this particular model also doesn't have it. It's a pain googling for this since I have to browse through each router's manual to see if this feature is included. This screenshot shows a TP-Link router that has the Wi-Fi schedule function, but I can't find which model it is. Many thanks

official asian md stuff was really a thing in thailand (wywy) and malaysia (galaxy), hong kong and taiwan not much. people are still finding shipping boxes of asian md games and consoles in thailand, and we're in 2020. some n64 USA games were sold in taiwan, i even recall one sold with an adapter to make it fit a jpn/roc n64, maybe prior to that they did the same with some md games, wouldn't be too surprised

I checked the eBay listing, it shows a US cart too, so I guess that's what came in the box it does say made in japan but looks like a standard us cart ??

My bad, I was not aware of this Jurassic Park variant. Still, it's a proper Asian release with marking at the back and Japanese-shaped cartridge. The 6 Pak still looks 100% US, doesn't it?

link sends to main page http://www.guardiana.net/ it looks like a link that only works when you're logged onto your profile ; )

I find it very unlikely that this is an Asian release. Nothing was ever released in Asia with the Genesis branding, and the fact that the label has a rating and a US phone number sort of seals it. The holographic sticker is strange though.

sold

free shipping

Here's my REV-0 and REV-1 Wave Race 64. REV-0 is pale green with unbranded ROM, while REV-1 is dark green with MX ROM. I think they sort of used whatever was available at a certain time in a certain factory. So you may have different ROM brands in different colour boards.

It looks fake but all it takes to confirm is opening up the cart and looking at the board. Even faster you can check the connector slot, if you can't see the word Nintendo it's most likely a fake.

moved to another thread

sold

gone thanks

the amount of artwork printed is the same there, its just the paper thats cut differently. bet you can find this kind of difference in any game for any system that has cardboard boxes

they're sort of like chip and dale, and i know who dale is

End of story, guy wanted 30$, I offered 20$ or return the item, he said 25$ will do, I accepted. I know I shouldn't have, but since I needed to pay the return shipping anyway, I figured 25$ was close to what I would have paid to get the item back, and then the hassle of reselling it again would have cost me a lot more time in the future, and repacking it again etc. FYI, buyer was venom786 and he seems to be buying lots of retro games. Based in the UK. I have him blacklisted.

I told the buyer the problem he showed on the photo was non-existant and out of goodwill I would refund 20$. No answer. So just now I told him that I was willing to do an exceptional goodwill gesture by accepting a return. I warned the buyer to send back the same exact game and it must be received in the same exact condition it was sent, or I would use all means available on eBay, and if that fails, all means available outside of eBay -- which I am going to do if he scams me by sending an empty package, another game or the same game damaged. These things remind me that sellers on eBay are sitting ducks waiting to be scammed, and you can be scammed on anything, any time, and eBay is known to not give a foc and refund the buyer most of the time. There's no way I'm accepting a refund which means he keeps the item (that's what the button says).