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saw this last night. notice that the disc is sitting right in between someones ass?
I thought that disc was just the general one that was put in the Wii Kiosk units when it first came out (and was a full copy of the game no less). I know there was a Zelda NFR and I coulda swore it had the same cover as that one.
The disc was released on the net which imo hurts value
If my opinion is worth anything I’m pretty sure that’s a legit signature on the Bill Elliot game.
It looks like the signature I got from him, and if it’s fake it’s passable
That is Wii Demo is the second kiosk demo used in Wii Kiosks (at least GameStop / EB). It is the same demo disc as E3: it’s the fishing and dungeon scene played during Nintendo’s press conference. The disc should have come in a plain white Wii Case.
The first ever Wii Demo was Excitetruck, with one small catch. The game, and all of its packaging was all the real, full retail game with one ITTY-BITTY difference. There was a small sku number on the back of the case that was one digit different from the real retail version (one was 0000, the other 0001 I think).
There’s at LEAST 4000 copies of that Zelda disc.
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