The Chip n Dale-Out: connecting...

[Ace Ventura]

Your ex what you to take photos of her? Are these photos "special" photos :wink:

Shut it you sick bastard. I'm doing her senior pictures.

[Iamerror]

Well, maybe it's for the best, now you can pursue photography.

[Inferno.]

With all the fakes floating around it's a surprise no-one manufactures GBA flash carts anymore. There has to be a demand for them. I can't be the only one who would rather pick up one of those and be done with it if I was spending money just to end up with bootlegs anyway.

All mine could be bootlegs? Are you shitting me?

[kirov]

Shut it you sick bastard. I'm doing her senior pictures.

Sorry. What exactly are senior pictures?

[kirov]

Roxas
Could you apply at a studio or would you have to build a portfolio or something first?

[Ace Ventura]

Well, maybe it's for the best, now you can pursue photography.

Yup, I hope it works out.

Sorry. What exactly are senior pictures?

They're basically pictures that seniors in High School get, I dunno why they do. But it's quite fun.

Roxas
Could you apply at a studio or would you have to build a portfolio or something first?

I'm working on my portfolio right now actually, I just need to get some actual people in it. I do mostly nature shots.

[Tassadar]

Change my signature today and as it turns out a certain moderater hates 50s rock...only joking the video was to big. I never was great with BB code but is it possible to specify the size I want the video to be?

Morning

Are you from Ireland also?

Hi

Yes, Dublin.

[Cosmic]

All mine could be bootlegs? Are you shitting me?

Easiest way is to check the part number on the back of the cartridge. If it's anything other than AGB-002 it's a fake. If that looks OK, the next thing you want to do is open up the cart. If there's a battery inside you'll want to do some research since the majority of GBA games used flash memory for saves.

[kirov]

Yup, I hope it works out.



They're basically pictures that seniors in High School get, I dunno why they do. But it's quite fun.



I'm working on my portfolio right now actually, I just need to get some actual people in it. I do mostly nature shots.

Oh I see. I hope it works out for you

Yes, Dublin.

OK, I am from the rebel county myself.

[Inferno.]

Easiest way is to check the part number on the back of the cartridge. If it's anything other than AGB-002 it's a fake. If that looks OK, the next thing you want to do is open up the cart. If there's a battery inside you'll want to do some research since the majority of GBA games used flash memory for saves.

I've got about 25 or so GBA games I got from eBay a while back, all looked legit from the front. Never did any more research into it, I thought the fakes were obviously fake, dodgy labels, different coloured plastic on the cart, no Nintendo stamped on the part of the board you can see where the pins are etc.

[Ace Ventura]

Oh I see. I hope it works out for you

Thanks mate, I'm actually working on perler bead designs as well. Once I get a good amount and make a shop I hope to sell them.

[kirov]

I've got about 25 or so GBA games I got from eBay a while back, all looked legit from the front. Never did any more research into it, I thought the fakes were obviously fake, dodgy labels, different coloured plastic on the cart, no Nintendo stamped on the part of the board you can see where the pins are etc.

What is the difference between a real and fake apart from the fact that they are not worth much. Do they still play the same?

[Zaladane]

Don't you usually need a lot of money for that?

I need to eventually find out what I want to do so I don't become a failure like 50% of my family.

Not really. Pack a bag and choose a direction, great fun

I'm hoping to start working as a free-lance photographer, I've had a couple people schedule appointments for photos, a friend of mine, and an ex. (Whom I'm still friends with lol.)

Hey at least that'll leave you free to dress up in a red and blue costume at night

[Cosmic]

I've got about 25 or so GBA games I got from eBay a while back, all looked legit from the front. Never did any more research into it, I thought the fakes were obviously fake, dodgy labels, different coloured plastic on the cart, no Nintendo stamped on the part of the board you can see where the pins are etc.

Yeah, it used to be pretty easy to spot fakes but they've gotten a lot sneakier about it sadly. I've got games that look totally legit until you open them up, and even then they've got a Nintendo stamp inside. :/ The trouble is a lot of the people selling them don't realise they're fake either. They've bought them thinking they're real too.

[kirov]

Thanks mate, I'm actually working on perler bead designs as well. Once I get a good amount and make a shop I hope to sell them.

Cool,. Will you sell them on etsy or eBay or something