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coinheaven God Member Offline I don't trust books; they're all fact, no heart. Posts: 500	aladdin games 21. Nov 2006 at 14:16 so i am down to my last 40 or so games and was wondering if it is necessary to get the aladdin games to complete my collection. to me, they seem more of a variant since the original games were made by camerica as well. i see the point if the game was made by tengen and another company. any thoughts?
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jajaja God Member Offline Posts: 1159	Re: aladdin games Reply #1 - 21. Nov 2006 at 14:46 Its pretty much a variant indeed, but they are fairly easy to get. You can get a full sealed set for like $80. I would get them if i were u. I already have mine
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burnambill333 Ex Member	Re: aladdin games Reply #2 - 22. Nov 2006 at 00:18 Might as well pick them up since they're pretty easy and cheap to find now. If you don't have them then somebody can say that your collection isn't truly complete, but if you do have them they can't say shit, so why not pick them up for a quick 80 bones? Personally it doesn't matter either way to me.
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the_wizard_666 God Member Offline Posts: 1688 Calgary, Alberta, Canada Gender:	Re: aladdin games Reply #3 - 22. Nov 2006 at 01:56 I don't consider them part of the collection, but I still want to get them, moreso as a showpiece than anything else. And I'm not sure, but I think one or two of them may have been Aladdin exclusive titles...not too sure though, I never really checked the list.
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TheFinalDayComes God Member Offline NES will not die Posts: 655 Upstate, NY Gender:	Re: aladdin games Reply #4 - 22. Nov 2006 at 05:46 I wouldn't count that in my collection. Just because they don't look like nes carts. But after I finish my collection or if I'm very near and haven't bought anything in a while for it I would get them. No big deal if I don't have them.
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Reply #5 - 22. Nov 2006 at 22:41

the_wizard_666 wrote on 22. Nov 2006 at 01:56:

And I'm not sure, but I think one or two of them may have been Aladdin exclusive titles...not too sure though, I never really checked the list.

Yeah, Dizzy the Adventurer was never released as a normal NES cart. The game Fantastic Adventures of Dizzy also has improvements and additions that the NES version does not have.

I wouldn't consider them a necessity to finish your collection, but it really depends on your personal goal. If you want them, I would get them at some point in the future...if you don't care, then I wouldn't bother. There is no set definition of what a complete collection has to consist of...it's completely up to the collector to define that.

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the_wizard_666 God Member Offline Posts: 1688 Calgary, Alberta, Canada Gender:	Re: aladdin games Reply #6 - 23. Nov 2006 at 00:49 Although an accessories collector probably would need at least the deck enhancer
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coinheaven God Member Offline I don't trust books; they're all fact, no heart. Posts: 500	Re: aladdin games Reply #7 - 23. Nov 2006 at 02:23 yea, i definitely want to get them at some point, but now am focusing on the essentials. my girlfriend is moving in next year and we are going to drop about 10 grand on improvements to my house, sooo i have been buying like crazy lately. i remember seeing tons of the sets on ebay a while ago, but not as much anymore.
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the_wizard_666 God Member Offline Posts: 1688 Calgary, Alberta, Canada Gender:	Re: aladdin games Reply #8 - 23. Nov 2006 at 02:55 There's a few sellers that still have alot of them...just selling sets one at a time. They are getting a bit more scarce...damn noobs buying shit up...but hey, not the end of the world
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Widar Senior Member Offline Crazy Swede Posts: 283 Sweden Gender:	Re: aladdin games Reply #9 - 24. Nov 2006 at 12:21 the_wizard_666 wrote on 23. Nov 2006 at 02:55: There's a few sellers that still have alot of them...just selling sets one at a time. They are getting a bit more scarce...damn noobs buying shit up...but hey, not the end of the world I'm one of those noobs.
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NESaholic God Member Offline Obscurist maximus Posts: 2450 The Netherlands Gender:	Re: aladdin games Reply #10 - 24. Nov 2006 at 13:15 I count them and becsue they are a bit obscure i would get them.
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Reply #11 - 24. Nov 2006 at 13:48

Widar wrote on 24. Nov 2006 at 12:21:

the_wizard_666 wrote on 23. Nov 2006 at 02:55:

There's a few sellers that still have alot of them...just selling sets one at a time. They are getting a bit more scarce...damn noobs buying shit up...but hey, not the end of the world

I'm one of those noobs. Tongue

Yeah, but you're smart enough to ask what stuff is worth. Most noobs are idiots Tongue

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Reply #12 - 24. Nov 2006 at 13:51

the_wizard_666 wrote on 24. Nov 2006 at 13:48:

Widar wrote on 24. Nov 2006 at 12:21:

the_wizard_666 wrote on 23. Nov 2006 at 02:55:

There's a few sellers that still have alot of them...just selling sets one at a time. They are getting a bit more scarce...damn noobs buying shit up...but hey, not the end of the world

I'm one of those noobs. Tongue

Yeah, but you're smart enough to ask what stuff is worth. Most noobs are idiots Tongue

True. I asked a Friend of mine who has a lot of old Bergsala-releases stacked away at his parents what he wanted for them and he thought he'd be getting $70 US for SMB3...

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Reply #13 - 24. Nov 2006 at 14:15

I saw a guy who wanted over $1000 for his NES with 4 common games. It wasnt even a typo or joke, a guy i know contacted him for fun and he was serious about it. He could give it to him for $800 Grin

He thought it was worth ALOT because it was old.

$70 for a loose SMB3 is crazy, but i can honestly say i've sold a loose copy of SMB3 like $50. $50 isnt THAT much money here so people can afford it for to bring back the great memories with SMB3

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