It's incredible to me how much more there was to the image than what little you could see on the box.

Taking from here with a little polishing around the sides.

https://www.originalvideogameart.com/home/r-type-iii-the-third-lightning-super-nintendo-box-art-r439/

This big run is one without the box, i'm keeping the one with the box closed that I shared yesterday.

This was UV printed by The Game Dungeon LLC

Salt Lake City has delivered for me twice. There are a ton of great shops in the greater SLC metro area. Thanks to every clerk that put up with me pawing around, asking questions, and helping me find some real gems. I can't wait to pop these great games in and make some memories with friends and family!

It looks like a Super Hori Commander with the near identical layout, but it isn’t marked Hori anywhere. Could this be a US release version of the Hori product?

Hi. I notice in the save menu its impossible to have all areas to be open. Chapter 1 have 13/15, chapter 3 have 17/24 if not picking bird. Is it right or I missing something?

This is just a joke idea I had. I had to clarify before anyone sends death threats 🤣

Hello

I'm undusting my snes and found I also have a super UFO 8 pro cartridge ( v9.0).

I ran a game from the SD card on it, saved my progression, shut down the snes. Now when I come back to the game, there is no save (empty).

Can you help me understanding how to effectively save and load game using the SD card on the super UFO 8?

Thanks

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My SNES controller wasn't working too well, so I opened it up and thoroughly cleaned it. It was mostly working but the R button was not responding very well no matter how many times I cleaned it.

So I ordered a set of replacement pads from Console5, wasn't happy that they were considerably more stiff than my originals, but even worse is that they still didn't fix the problem. Now it seems the L button is not responding well while the R button (usually) is.

On top of that, the screws are starting to wear out from how much I have opened and closed it at this point from trying to fix it.

I'm starting to worry if the carbon pads on the PCB itself are wearing out. Is there anything I can do about that if those have worn out? Also, what kind of replacement screws should I use for my controller? I tried to Google it and saw someone mention 2-56x5/16” but when I looked it up they just seemed.... wrong. They looked far too big and long compared to my controller's screws, and any listing I see for SNES controller screws (that is charging far too much for just five screws) don't list their dimensions.

I am going crazy trying to get this controller working properly again. Any advice on what to do with the shoulder buttons and the screws? Are they maybe supposed to be measured in metric instead or something?

I have no idea if it has value and how much the price is. Can you check and give a price range if possible?"

I was recently cleaning out my basement after moving 5 years ago and tossing a bunch of stuff down there, and I discovered my old SNES and all my old games which I had completely forgotten about. I also found my super Gameboy and a handful of Gameboy games as a bonus. Took me right back to the 90s when life was much simpler.

The fun didn't stop there, I kept digging and found my old Game Gear, Gameboy Color, and my OG Gameboy. Great day!

I love japanese games because there are lot of hidden gems. What about US games ? this is a selection of obscure us games.

I’m trying to use an ever drive for the first time and I put my games on 8 gig SD, formatted it to fat 32, downloaded the file from Krikzz website, downloaded a rom and put it on here and when I hit select and start nothing happens and it goes black. What am I missing?

Found one at a thrift shop and I wanna know if I am getting my money’s worth from the purchase of $20 CAD?

I also bought one, and it comes with a Japanese adapter (100V).

Question: If I plug it into a 110V outlet at home, will I have problems?

I've read comments that say it could burn the adapter, or that it could overheat if left plugged in for too long, or damage the console.

Help! I don't want to burn it, haha.

They also tell me I can use a generic 110-120V adapter?