What is the cheapest one can get a bare MVS KOF 2000?
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, but only because of a bulk buy we just did!.
got 98/99 though in the way
Oops sorry! It's excellentcom.net. I just had a package arrive from them this morning, they're prices are amazing (Samurai Showdown 3 for $5 
, and check out Waku Waku 7).. The shipping cost a bit much though.. $56 for 5 games to the UK.
, and check out Waku Waku 7).. The shipping cost a bit much though.. $56 for 5 games to the UK.robert-gamble said:Oops sorry! It's excellentcom.net. I just had a package arrive from them this morning, they're prices are amazing (Samurai Showdown 3 for $5
How did you pay them by the way? How do you do an international transfer?
Also, their prices are so low its almost a bit suspicious, are they all original SNK?
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robert-gamble said:Oops sorry! It's excellentcom.net. I just had a package arrive from them this morning, they're prices are amazing (Samurai Showdown 3 for $5
Do you know how much 1 game would cost to Canada?
And as the other guy said, are you sure these aren't bootlegs?
They are definitely not boots, I've had them open. Not an eeprom in sight. They were all toshiba chips on SNK boards I think.
They were however in shitty condition.. Dirty, scratched up, etc.. The serial numbers on my KoF98 look like they were burned / melted off! Although old used MVS carts are rarely in great condition. I definitely expected Waku Waku 7 to be a boot at that price, but it's a 100% real US/English cart with a low serial number and is in great condition compared to the other carts.
I paid by credit card, but you can pay them by bank transfer (I don't know how you do that) or western union. For western union you take your money down to a western union agent (usually travel agents and some post offices) and give them the money (plus a bit extra). Then the person you're sending too picks up the money from their local western union agent. It can be expensive though as I think they charge a percentage of what you're sending.
They were however in shitty condition.. Dirty, scratched up, etc.. The serial numbers on my KoF98 look like they were burned / melted off! Although old used MVS carts are rarely in great condition. I definitely expected Waku Waku 7 to be a boot at that price, but it's a 100% real US/English cart with a low serial number and is in great condition compared to the other carts.
I paid by credit card, but you can pay them by bank transfer (I don't know how you do that) or western union. For western union you take your money down to a western union agent (usually travel agents and some post offices) and give them the money (plus a bit extra). Then the person you're sending too picks up the money from their local western union agent. It can be expensive though as I think they charge a percentage of what you're sending.