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Why is it so hard to find "Earthbound" for the Super NES? At a reasonable price on eBay?

Oh, and Im wondering...

Mystery Game by cpd2005, on Flickr

While watching the German "Der Kleine Eisbär" movie "Nanouks Rettung", there is this brief scene where Greta the polar bear and Robby the seal play some sort of board game with these shells. Im unsure as if this is referencing an actual board game played in Germany or if just some random game that the film's producers came up with. Looks interesting, and Im wondering if anyone here has an idea on what this game could be, if it is real that is.

cpd2009 Wrote:Why is it so hard to find "Earthbound" for the Super NES? At a reasonable price on eBay?

Because EarthBound is a cult classic. Seriously, it was an RPG that was way ahead of it's time.

RAMChYLD Wrote:

cpd2009 Wrote:Why is it so hard to find "Earthbound" for the Super NES? At a reasonable price on eBay?

Because EarthBound is a cult classic. Seriously, it was an RPG that was way ahead of it's time.

It was a rhetorical question, parodying the question that you posted before mine. :lol: It's still good to know why people want $150 just for the cartridge alone.

Well, folks, it had to be done:

Blackberry Bun Wrote:I frankly LOL'ed imagining. :lol:

:lol:

It is funny and annoying both, that's for sure. It is a lot more fun to laugh about when it isn't happening than when it is happening. When it is happening and has been going on for some time, you feel bad for the piano with its profound crisis of multiple personalities. Ha. Ben can play by ear, and so he does not need to refer to notes often. This makes it all the more easy for him to switch songs.

Ben has a very natural talent for music that I don't have, and I envy that. I know music because I put a lot of effort into it. He picks up on every aspect of music with little effort and, until recently perhaps, has taken that for granted. Even James, who adores me and certainly does not adore Ben, says that Ben is the only member of my side of the family who can actually sing on key. Jim's right!

What's in that picture, Blake? The inside of a HDD? Looks pretty... empty. :lol:

Last Friday, my rusty-but-trusty Toshiba Satellite tablet PC broke down after nearly six years of use. I've brought it to my friend's computer store for repair, but it seems I still have to find a new way to make any more drawings.

Blackberry Bun Wrote:What's in that picture, Blake? The inside of a HDD? Looks pretty... empty. :lol:

Last Friday, my rusty-but-trusty Toshiba Satellite tablet PC broke down after nearly six years of use. I've brought it to my friend's computer store for repair, but it seems I still have to find a new way to make any more drawings.

I didn't know you had a Toshiba Satellite tablet PC. I hope it gets fixed as I hear Toshiba's are good laptops, hence why I bought one myself. My Satellite is just a regular laptop though.

What caused your Satellite Tablet PC to break down?

cpd2009 Wrote:

Blackberry Bun Wrote:What's in that picture, Blake? The inside of a HDD? Looks pretty... empty. :lol:

Last Friday, my rusty-but-trusty Toshiba Satellite tablet PC broke down after nearly six years of use. I've brought it to my friend's computer store for repair, but it seems I still have to find a new way to make any more drawings.

I didn't know you had a Toshiba Satellite tablet PC. I hope it gets fixed as I hear Toshiba's are good laptops, hence why I bought one myself. My Satellite is just a regular laptop though.

What caused your Satellite Tablet PC to break down?

For what it's worth, Toshiba are rebranded MSIs. So if all fails, you could just see if MSI have a similar offering.

cpd2009 Wrote:I didn't know you had a Toshiba Satellite tablet PC. I hope it gets fixed as I hear Toshiba's are good laptops, hence why I bought one myself. My Satellite is just a regular laptop though.

What caused your Satellite Tablet PC to break down?

I have no idea. That night I already noticed that the PC ran much slower than usual, but I have never expected to get a blue screen in the middle of browsing a folder. After that it shut itself down and when I turned it on again I only get black screen. I tried waiting for a while, and then some kind of progress bar appeared at the bottom along with some text. I forgot the exact text, but it read something like "Cannot start windows because the following file is either missing or corrupt: C:\WINDOWS\System32"

Fortunately, I had no important files there. I've been saving every file from that PC in external HDD. So if matters get to the worst and it needs to reinstall, there will be no loss.

What is MSI?