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Pitfall in spiderfighter cart?!


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#1 remy_huston OFFLINE  

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Posted Sat Feb 16, 2002 8:19 AM

Does anybody know of activision games being misslabeled?

I have this spiderfighter cart that ive had since i was a kid, that has pitfall inside it instead of spider fighter. Ive never seen or heard of anything like this have any of you?

#2 liveinabin OFFLINE  

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Posted Sat Feb 16, 2002 10:33 AM

I'm sure it happens. Any place where one person sticks one component in and another sticks a label on is bound to run into these kind of problems, Happens a lot with videotapes - I had a lady bring a keep-fit video back (when I worked in a video store) complaining that although it was labelled as xxxxxx's workout tape, it was actually Star Wars. And she was complaining??????

#3 themushroom OFFLINE  

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Posted Sat Feb 23, 2002 1:18 AM

...And then there was the customer who went to the video shop for some commercial movie back in my old hometown (population 6500) and instead got a film of the store's owner -- a lanky biker named Spider -- boning the behaysoos out of the high-schooler counter girl in the back of the shop. Actually happened. But I digress.

I've never seen a mislabeled Activision game, other than Harriet's Quest (the ROM inside was stamped with a number which was Pitfall) but that was not done by Activision itself. I am however sure they exist. Atari was more noteable for their mislabeling (not by title but by label content, like misspelling Pole Position or saying "for use with joystick" when it's a paddle game).




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