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Haunted NES system
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i think it's fake :p
he's just making it up to make some cash...i think. |
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Today was my grandpa's birthday party, and me, Me cousin, and "aunt" and my "uncle" (They arnt my real aunt and uncle, they are my moms step siblings) we all hooked up the NES, and played Mike Tysons Punch Out.
That game is as old as I am, yet it's still amusing. But yeah, I think this is fake. |
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What a lame story. Aside from the fact that the seller assumes a haunted NES is more desirable than a standard NES.
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Why would his only reason be for cash? He set the auction for 1 penny with no reserve. The reason it's so high is because people want the NES system.
If you read the Q&A, one poster said the haunted NES was reported on several news magazines. I will be taking the photo and altering the highs and lows and contrast to reveal a bit more of the face, because I see some of it too.... Tools: Auto Balance Auto Contrast Brightness Contrast Adjust Hue/Saturation Adjust |
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Haha that's such a good joke. :rolleyes:
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There are times when i'm joking around, but enough is enough Cany.... I did only adjust the current photo, and thats what I got.
Take what you get from that photo... I believe his story. |
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EVP is a common phenomenon. Even coffee pots can act as receivers for random radio signals and spit out bits and pieces of voices. This guy is definitely trying to cash in on the latest "haunted item" or "i see jesus in my pizza" craze.
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There was a Virgin Mary grilled cheese sandwich...
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who, if you do desaturate, adjust contrast and artistic filter, you can find something too
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Well I can tell you didn't desaturate the picture... because that adjustment is another word for Grayscale...
you adjusted the contrast to the fullest, cuz the red in the color is burnt. Also.... eww that is one ugly person on the system. |
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Doesn't make sense anyway, what kind of pic is that? The NES is behind glass, it appears. A reflection in the glass, so what? That is if you think it's real.
I think it's just a photoshop job. :) |
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I know that crash' is a photoshop job becuz the kid is holding a Gamecube......
Mine is real my friends... |
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He's covered in photo grain... I couldn't see anything but a smiley person holding a gamecube..... guess some people are more obsessed with Miyamoto then others... :beerchug:
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If Kyuzo's and Crash's were real, we'd be seeing both apparitions from more of a top view in perspective with the angle of the NES.
Falsify'd! |
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It seems all the haunted systems are making an appearence. Meet the 'haunted' SNES.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...tem=8178116043 |
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Oh please..... :rolleyes:
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This reminds me a lot of Fatal Frame II.
Man that game is sweet. Everyone should play it. |
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By the way, it looks like the cat from Pet Semetary... |
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omg.... ya know, I think the haunted NES was real, but the cat's image is just so clear that I can't believe it. Besides, if its unaltered how does the SNES stand inside a white background?
Only after you take a picture can you slice the SNES out of it's original backdrop. Unless he found a perfectly white surface with no reflections to take the picture on. |
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the picture was cut out, you can see that just by clicking on it and looking at the poly shaped curves he did.
however, it is entirly possible to take a picture and have it a perfectly white background without altering it, all you need is a white sheet, lie it out, add bright lights all around it to eliminate shadows, and take a picture with a flash. Photographers do that all the time. |
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However, we both agree his picture is altered..lol
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not a matter of agreeing, it just IS altered. :p shouldnt be any opinions on it, just a fact.
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mwahaha...ehh....errr......right then. It's altered.
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That haunted SNES doesn't even look a SNES, or at least nothing like the one I owned. :confused:
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design was changed around the time the N64 came out to attract some more people. i think nintendo did it with the NES also. much like sony did with the PS and PS2
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I have the same SNES version as the "haunted" one. :)
He cancelled the auction. |
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There are 2 models of Sega Master System, and 3 of Genesis! Yay! |
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The top-loading NES is better. I don't really remember the last time I played on a an old model NES, but the top-loader is pretty great. I'd say that 70% of the time the game works on the first try which is pretty great when dealing with NES games...
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Until I bought a game that must've done something horrible like scratched the pins or something, because since I put it in it's very very hard to get the system to load with a screen that's not scrambled in some way... But huzzah! I have purchased a top-loader off of Ebay... |
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I don't think we had those in Europe. :(
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