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King's Valley 2 - Edit Contest Version

Niles
msx professional
Posts: 519
Posted: July 06 2004, 08:09   
Recently I "found" a version of King's Valley 2 from Konami full of great levels made by people for a contest in some japanese magazines (in 1989 I think...)

Did you hear about this before? It's really amazing...
BiFi
msx guru
Posts: 3142
Posted: July 06 2004, 08:22   
Yeah, there is more info on it here.
Konamito

msx addict
Posts: 439
Posted: July 06 2004, 08:24   
Yes I knew about it, but recently.
It´s weird that Konami released this strange kind of game, a game with levels made by users. But I haven´t had enough time for playing it, I promise I will soon.
Did you know there´s a King´s Valley version with EDIT option in the menu screen. It came out with Konami´s Collection vol. I, disk B I think. This is even more weird!!

BiFi
msx guru
Posts: 3142
Posted: July 06 2004, 08:36   
Nah, it seems it's identical to the RA-002 King's Valley.
Niles
msx professional
Posts: 519
Posted: July 06 2004, 09:55   
Hey! I didn't know all this stuff... thanks for the tips, simply amazing.
Bart
msx professional
Posts: 646
Posted: July 06 2004, 23:12   
Pretty cool Now that's a collectors item!
BiFi
msx guru
Posts: 3142
Posted: July 07 2004, 05:58   
Yeah, but an original is extremely hard to obtain as there are only 20 copies of it and all of them are slightly changed.
cax

msx master
Posts: 1031
Posted: July 07 2004, 09:07   
Now you can take a RC-761 cartridge, remove it's ROM, put instead a flash chip with one of those 20 ROMs on it, and sell it as an original collector's item.

What a good chance to grab a lot of money !
BiFi
msx guru
Posts: 3142
Posted: July 07 2004, 09:52   
No, because the casing is covered with gold-paint and has an original RC-761 label on it. It's quite hard to remove the label without ripping.
cax

msx master
Posts: 1031
Posted: July 07 2004, 12:47   
No need to remove the label, just use the original RC-761 and cover it with gold paint :-)

BiFi
msx guru
Posts: 3142
Posted: July 07 2004, 12:57   
Good luck painting around the label without painting on it.
cax

msx master
Posts: 1031
Posted: July 07 2004, 13:30   
Bifi: do you want to say the original and contest versions of a cartridge have completely different labels ?
BiFi
msx guru
Posts: 3142
Posted: July 07 2004, 16:39   
no, just that the casing is painted before that label is stuck on it.
cax

msx master
Posts: 1031
Posted: July 07 2004, 18:56   
Understood.

It's a hard and scrupulous work, but after that you can make your friends jealous or fool some die-hard MSX collector.

Also you can try to sell your old chair claiming you won it in Japan many years ago :-)

 
 







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