I’ve seen tons of posts on RFD about this deal, but couldn’t get an answer.
As the title states does anyone know if this is possible? With the case counts so high, I would really prefer not going out to a store to get this deal. I’m not picky with carriers, currently with Rogers.
If there is a better sub for this question please let me know.
Thanks.
#On this day (July 31) in Nintendo history...
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Fire was released in 1980 for the Game & Watch Silver in Japan. In this action game, developed by Nintendo R&D1, the building is on fire and people are jumping out of the windows to get to safety. As the recue team, can you catch them all and return them safely to the ambulance? Move the rescue team left and right to position the life net under the evacuees. When they hit the net they will bounce back into the air. Carry them safely across the courtyard and to the waiting ambulance. Drop three evacuees and the game will end.
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Boxing was released in 1984 for the Game & Watch Micro Vs. in Japan. This action game, developed by Nintendo R&D1, is a two-player boxing game. Each player can punch high and low or dodge. When a boxer takes three hits, they are forced to take a step backwards. When they take three hits on the far side of the screen, they are knocked out.
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The New Tetris was released in 1999 for the Nintendo 64 in Japan. In this puzzle game, developed by H20 Entertainment with Blue Planet Software, there are several key differences in gameplay from the original Tetris. In addition to clearing lines one can also form 4x4 large squares of four pieces to form "blocks". When a block is created it turns solid gold or silver depending on the block's makeup - a block built from all the same kind of piece becomes a golden block or "monosquare"; other combinations become a silver block or "multisquare".
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Balloon Fight GB was released in 2000 for the Game Boy Color in Japan. In this platformer game, developed by Nintendo R&D1 with Pax Softnica, coloured graphics and battery-backed memory for helping players save their progress in order to pick any stage of their choice after they completed them feature in this Japan-exclusive port of Balloon Kid. Super Game Boy compatible features such as frames were added as well. This game was released through the Nintendo Power flash RAM cartridge series.
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Rhythm Heaven (known in Europe as Rhythm Paradise) was released in 2008 for the Nintendo DS in Japan. In this rhythm game, developed by Tose, have you got rhythm? Some people are born with it, others try to learn it and the rest just watch from the sidelines. Until now! Even people who reckon they have two left feet can tap along to the beat in the zaniest game this side of nirvana! Ha
Score was 18-18 against defending champion, and was won on countback. Team GB - 29 golds!
Edit: Italy is appealing the decision... will update when we know.
Edit 2: No change to the decision! The win stands!
Details:
Type Linear
Operating force: 42±5gf
Bottom out: 55gf
Pre-travel: 1.2mm
Total travel: 3.8mm
POM Stem/Base.
Gold-plated spring
It is the first Box speed switch. At the beginning, our team wanted to design a completely new switch. Certainly not just change the color. We should have some changes. But how to do?
After trying countless combinations, we finally decided to make the speed switch break the MX construction by using BOX construction and a long spring. The trigger stroke of 1.2mm is 1/3 shorter than the Box structure of 1.8mm.
In the process of production, we have built a lot of samples, using a variety of spring lengths and several types of lubricant usage for comparison. After numerous attempts, we finally decided on the design of this switch. The master who built the samples kept asking me. “How about this?” “How about this?” When I finally said to him, good.
He said, "Finally."
I hope our efforts will bring you a more comfortable feel!
The ultimate (wuji) is inspired by Chinese culture. Wuji originally meant "ultimate" but came to mean the "primordial universe" prior to the Taiji, "Supreme Ultimate". That means from 0 to 1 and 1 to everything. It likes cell fission. We hope this type of switch can be changed in many ways in the future, and it wil become another choice for switch lovers.
Hope you like it and give us some advice
Long story short my parents bought me it for Christmas not knowing I already had an X series. They can’t find the receipt and GameStop is only offering store credit for it which I can’t see myself using in the near future. Price was originally $280 + shipping now I lowered it. Factory sealed with controller. Pricing can be a little flexible but not much more. Comment and PM with questions.
#On this day (July 31) in Nintendo history...
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Fire was released in 1980 for the Game & Watch Silver in Japan. In this action game, developed by Nintendo R&D1, the building is on fire and people are jumping out of the windows to get to safety. As the recue team, can you catch them all and return them safely to the ambulance? Move the rescue team left and right to position the life net under the evacuees. When they hit the net they will bounce back into the air. Carry them safely across the courtyard and to the waiting ambulance. Drop three evacuees and the game will end.
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Boxing was released in 1984 for the Game & Watch Micro Vs. in Japan. This action game, developed by Nintendo R&D1, is a two-player boxing game. Each player can punch high and low or dodge. When a boxer takes three hits, they are forced to take a step backwards. When they take three hits on the far side of the screen, they are knocked out.
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The New Tetris was released in 1999 for the Nintendo 64 in Japan. In this puzzle game, developed by H20 Entertainment with Blue Planet Software, there are several key differences in gameplay from the original Tetris. In addition to clearing lines one can also form 4x4 large squares of four pieces to form "blocks". When a block is created it turns solid gold or silver depending on the block's makeup - a block built from all the same kind of piece becomes a golden block or "monosquare"; other combinations become a silver block or "multisquare".
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Balloon Fight GB was released in 2000 for the Game Boy Color in Japan. In this platformer game, developed by Nintendo R&D1 with Pax Softnica, coloured graphics and battery-backed memory for helping players save their progress in order to pick any stage of their choice after they completed them feature in this Japan-exclusive port of Balloon Kid. Super Game Boy compatible features such as frames were added as well. This game was released through the Nintendo Power flash RAM cartridge series.
What are you favourite memories of these games? How do you think they hold up today? Hash it out in the comments.
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