Famicom The Gentle Physics and Science of Hazardous Materials

the gentle physics and science of hazardous materials famicom case nintendo thumb The Gentle Physics and Science of Hazardous Materials is a wierd item - even by our standards. It' a Famicom "game" developed in the early 90's by Konami for a petroleum company called Idemitsu Kosan.  It's an instructional tool for employees and as such was never offered at retail. To even run the game, you need to use a wired little item adaptor called a Q-ta.

The auction for this one has closed, but took place on Yahoo! Auctions. The price started at ¥1,000 (US$10.50) but eventually closed at a hefty ¥401,010 ($4,213).

Any Famicom collectors want to weigh in on this sale?

Myself, I'm loving the artwork they opted for.

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