JAPJAC (Leading pioneer and expert in the field of Japanese videogame playing, studying & collecting in the U.K. since day one' © 2001. Japan resident & TFP founder.)`s Capcom Power System CHANGER - Definitive Resource:

[JAPJAC]

Capcom Power System CHANGER-The Definitive On-line Resource:

By JAPJAC.

1994`s Capcom Power System CHANGER is the rarest officially released to the public modern Japanese consumer TV-Game system in the World. Ever.



JAPJAC`s TFP Fanitsu Capcom Power System CHANGER Definitive Resource is the first extensive and only competent expose in English on-line is here!

Includes complete release details for the format, comparisons to the Neo Geo and SuperGun formats, the first You Tube video for the system ever, the first You Tube video showing a game for the system running and the first and only You Tube video of the system running a CPS II game fully.







Also includes, an in depth interview, the most and the highest of quality images ever to be published on-line covering everything for the format, a complete guide to the 'CPS' Silicon Hardware Ranges and finally, details of Damien McFerran and JAPJAC's Capcom Power System CHANGER feature as printed in Retro Gamer magazine. The first and only such feature printed in English, in the World. In shops now!!!:



'JAPJAC is the leading English-speaking expert on the Capcom Power System CHANGER.'
Retro Gamer magazine.



(Under the TFP Features section):

http://www.japjac.proboards.com/

Enjoy.

Cheers,

JAPJAC.

[yosai]

A nice piece of Capcom history, thanks for sharing. Looks to be in great condition too.

The charger version Street Fighter Zero was used to break the CPS2 encryption iirc.

[CPS2]

How much do these go for these days??

[John James Pacinelli]

So can I use this thing like a super fancy supergun?

[SuperPang]

I've had to force the collector in me to ignore these when they crop up on Yahoo Japan. I think nice ones with game/s top 50k.

[John James Pacinelli]

I think nice ones with game/s top 50k.

50,000JPY = 394EUR is not that much actually I thought they'd cost more

[undamned]

I'm catching up on the console forum and came across this thread

In case anyone wanted more data on this:

http://therealundamned.blogspot.com/200 ... -from.html

-ud

[Jan]

forget it , its no worth the money. had a few , lose , near mint and mint , sold them when i stopped collecting.

if your a collector or a die hard capcom fine , otherwise these are useless.

[gargoyle67]

Why are ppl so anal about putting their name on pics

[markedkiller78]

Why are ppl so anal about putting their name on pics

Because it stops other people re-using the pics as their own.

[Jan]

na , if that was the case i would have used a watermark.

its a sale rule on Assembler.

[undamned]

Wow, nice set, Neo_Arcadia!

Is this the factory shipping box for the set? And it came w/ all 3 items (system, stick, game)? I see the listing on the box, but I was just curious

Your avatar is awful, btw (I doubt many people picked up on the reference)!
-ud

[Jan]

Is this the factory shipping box for the set? And it came w/ all 3 items (system, stick, game)? I see the listing on the box, but I was just curious

yes sir , this was a bundle edition

Your avatar is awful, btw

[Jan]

with no rgb out

[Lordstar]

its a sale rule on Assembler.

Thats a clever rule I guess if someone is selling a whole bunch of high value stuff stops scammers coming up.What is Assembler?

[GaijinPunch]

its a sale rule on Assembler.

Thats a clever rule I guess if someone is selling a whole bunch of high value stuff stops scammers coming up.What is Assembler?

It's a low-level language. In this case, it's also a dev/obscure gaming site. (assemblergames.com).

[JAPJAC]

JAPJAC`s TFP Fanitsu Capcom Power System CHANGER Definitive Resource is the first extensive and only competent expose in English on-line is here!:

(Under the TFP Features section):

http://www.japjac.proboards.com/"

[yosai]

You should put your name in bold, make it stick out a bit better.

[yosai]

nice.

[Jan]

1994`s Capcom Power System CHANGER is the rarest officially released to the public modern Japanese consumer TV-Game system in the World, ever.