I just received a copy of the AES Samurai Shodown III (US) that I bought for $40.00 with shipping included. Everything appears to be the same, but I'm not too sure what I'm looking for. The game works fine - and that's what I really care about since I payed so little - but I'm just a tad suspicious.
How do I tell if a cart is a "bootleg" or "fake"?
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i am pretty sure your sam 3 is 100 % real
cos sam 3 us is worth dunno,100 bucks max
there is a lot of time needed,
efforts and costs involved in a conversion
it all just aint worth it,
for a sam 3 us
[ February 25, 2002: Message edited by: Fran ]</p>
cos sam 3 us is worth dunno,100 bucks max
there is a lot of time needed,
efforts and costs involved in a conversion
it all just aint worth it,
for a sam 3 us
[ February 25, 2002: Message edited by: Fran ]</p>
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Well, "bootleg" homecarts are usually conversions, so look out for the word "conversions" "convert" etc. in the advertisement... For instance, if you see Metal Slug 1 for sale for about 200 bucks, it is most likely a converted cart... .. Even questionable carts (IE Korean SSIV) are argued by some to be official SNK products... But Samurai Shodown 3 HC for 40 bucks... That's an awesome deal...
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If the insert and book are real, then don't worry.
Samurai 3 isn't worth doing a conversion for, cause it isn't rare. And I've never heard of SS3 bootleg carts.
Samurai 3 isn't worth doing a conversion for, cause it isn't rare. And I've never heard of SS3 bootleg carts.
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Super Spy converted cart........
incl. shipping!!! WHAT A DEAL!!! 
