American N64DD Found

How is no one talking about this? Is this literally a holy grail of Nintendo. Heck it even came with a cart (that doesn't boot.)
youtube.com/watch?v=b64Bx0WKh7M

Because it's a glorified paperweight. There were no US 64DD games so the thing is totally useless.

yeah, but it's a rare paperweight

He forgot to put Kelsey in the thumbnail.

There's been a few threads on it, there's just not much to say about it, at least until that disk is bootable/readable.

The more interesting part is the blue disk, it might have something unreleased on it.

>literally the holy grail of nintendo
sorry senpai, but that's wrong

Hopefully he can get the contents and even the bios of the DD and upload it. Nice!

She's so cute. God dammit I'm ashamed to admit it but I've gone out of my way to watch the videos she's in.

It's so weird thinking what the industry would be like today if this happened

Sadly, the coolest thing about the 64DD will only ever be its potential. Imagine getting world and dungeon expansions for Ocarina of Time...

>implying this vidya game collector will release one of the biggest things of his collection for the internet
feels bad man

>collectors
>releasing
>sharing

>Is this literally a holy grail of Nintendo
The fuck, didn't the Japs get a 64DD, how is this any different besides the fact that it's American?

I mean it's a nice find but what's so special about it, considering it already exists as a commercial product.

>tfw we will never play play earthbound 64, oot, or majora's mask as their were originally intended on the 64dd

>tfw we will never play play earthbound 64, oot, or majora's mask as their were originally intended
Nor Chrono Trigger.

>I mean it's a nice find but what's so special about it, considering it already exists as a commercial product.
They never went to market in the States, the version he has it's literally one of the only prototypes ever made for NTSC-U for a single guy to demo the games to get people on board, the blue disc could be an unreleased game or jargon code, the thing can't play any NTSC-J games so it's effectively an entirely different product, the BIOS and disc could be archives for the internet, and so on.

>Collector owns tangible object that poor internet NEETs can't download
>OP expects a mass of poor internet NEETs to care
Be honest, OP, are you literally the owner fishing for (You)s?

you're right to be ashamed you pathetic virign

what the fuck is that abomination and why is it everywhere

Having just the BIOS is pretty much useless and the disc is probably just some demo to show what the add-on can do, IF it even has something bootable.

It's exactly like the Nintendo PS recently found. Sure, it's interesting to actually have a working prototype, but aside from staring at a BIOS screen there's nothing to do.

Because I expect it to supply a NA BIOS of the system and nothing else. I don't really give a shit since I already have a jap N64 and could import the real deal if I felt like it, and it would actually run software.

It appears the BIOS is embedded in the unit itself. It starts but cant read the disc, thus indicating it already has the BIOS embedded within