Yeah it was real unique in that sense. I can't remember; did they originate the whole "Battle" aspect? The ability to change vehicle types was fun!
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Yeah it was real unique in that sense. I can't remember; did they originate the whole "Battle" aspect? The ability to change vehicle types was fun!
There's a few for PC. And a few mini games on some Disney DVDs.
The Genesis mini will play those games built in.
With that said, I was kind of disappointed with the SNES mini. Aside from the grainy image quality, they just didn’t include a lot of games that I used to play. I think there was like 3. The Genesis mini has more games I played.
No I think that was Mario Kart 64
Nice! I enjoyed Aladdin on SNES but I think I liked the Jungle Book more.
Phroobar
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The Genesis mini is the better machine overall. The picture quality is fantastic.
Mac Tonight
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Oh hell ya! But why are they doing another Mad Tea Part pop when there are so many other Fantasyland attractions that don’t have ken yet. Love the design though. And the fact they keep using the DL tea cups.
Mac Tonight
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Yeah, no idea. I'd love a Mr. Toad's with the various characters.
Or even a Peter Pan's Flight ship!
Phroobar
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I got ones of these a few months ago. This is a Collectorvision Phoenix. It's a Colecovision clone that can run other systems like the Atari 2600 and Coleco Adam computer. It has a SNES controller port on the side and SD card for reading roms. It even has a keyboard port. Pixel perfect HDMI output.
Shop – CollectorVision
collectorvision.com
Rich T
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I’ve never bought a Funko Pop... but I want that Cheshire Cat Teacup!
Mac Tonight
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You know what they say... Once you POP!, the fun-ko don't stop.I’ve never bought a Funko Pop... but I want that Cheshire Cat Teacup!
Or to put it in layman's terms... they get you hooked.
Phroobar
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POPs are slightly less annoying than Vinylmation and pin trading.You know what they say... Once you POP!, the fun-ko don't stop.
Or to put it in layman's terms... they get you hooked.
I’ve never bought a Funko Pop... but I want that Cheshire Cat Teacup!
it’s pretty awesome. I know you are big on Alice in Wonderland like me.
Mac Tonight
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I don't think anything will be as annoying as pin trading...
You know what they say... Once you POP!, the fun-ko don't stop.
Or to put it in layman's terms... they get you hooked.
Around 2 years ago I innocently bought my first funko pop at DTD- the abominable snowman POP. 2 years later I have pretty much every single Disney Parks POP made. 42 to be exact. I even bought the original hitchhiking ghosts on eBay.
Are you going to Wonder Con? They ll probably bring that to the parks eventually no? Like they did with the Dapper Dans.
Definitely. Or how about the Mad Hatter riding a teal or Brown mustard color Caterpillar? Dopey, Grumpy or the Wicked Witch riding Snow Whites vehicle. Possibilities are endless with Fantasyland.
I know Spiderman Web Slinger’s is getting a POP too.
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Mac Tonight
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I won't be attending the Con, but I definitely expect these will pop up at Disneyana in the future.
I won't ask how much you ended up paying for the original Hitchhiking Ghosts, but I am insanely jealous. One day...
Lol. $750 all great condition, brand new, never taken out of box in protective cases but I sold $900worth of stuff that was sitting in my closet to not feel guilty.
Mac Tonight
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Oh OK wow. The most I've spent on Pops is $85 for the Lucky Charms Leprechaun, and that felt excessive.
And yet... I still absolutely HATE not having those in my Disneyland collection...