Are there any other officially released dual-colored cartdrige?
That's a sticker bud
>>11056190troglodyte
>>11056195You photoshopped this image
>>11056150Literally every one that was left out in the sun laying flat.
>>11056150there are some other colored cartridgeskiller instinct gold, Zelda, various game gamesbut for two tone stuff I'm not really sure
Not a cartridge but the memory card that was included with Pokemon Box is dual Ruby and Sapphire colored. Otherwise I can't think of anything else OP
The Japanese Gold and Silver carts are two toned, but for some reason they went with like a Navy Blue and Gray instead of the obvious.
>>11056383Damn, one of the rare instances the US carts obliterate the Japanese ones aesthetically.
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>>11056150Both Zelda games are Gold Cart in their first printing, Half Gold (like stadium 2) in their second printing, and Grey in all subsequent printings.
>>11056594lots of snes/sfc games do this, the way sfc games turn brown is pretty funny.
>>11056618Never happened to me, but I've seen Playstations, Dreamcast and white Saturns also turns yellow, must be something about clear plastic + smoking or some other condition combination.BTW the Stadium 2 cart isn't just grey and yellow, its goldish and silverish and has some sparkly effect to them
>>11056635>Never happened to meI have access to lots of sfc games, the two tone yellowing is very common. I wish we had the truth for why this happens, but uneven yellowing even happens on the different pieces of American NES consoles.
>>11056210based evidence disputer
taken from google but these are all the colored carts for n64, pokestad2 bein the only two-tone
>>11056660I know a shop job when I see one
>>11056653It's UV light.
>>11056150Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2 was monoyellow007 World is Not Enough was monoblueZelda OOT was monogoldsome game I don't remember was monoblackStadium 2 was the only one with a normal back half and a colored front I think
>>11056992>>11056664Forgot Battletanx GA was monogreenand Sarge's Heroes 2 was monogreenThe black cartridge might have been Tony Hawk's Proskater 3
>>11056653I don't have that many, but I've got a few over the years, none of them changed colors, so far. I wouldn't mind though, as long as they still work, but I just never saw anything like >>11056594
>>11056992>Stadium 2 was the only one with a normal back half and a colored front I thinkIt's not really normal back half, it has a shiny glitter effect to it. Hard to capture it with a photo, but top is Stadium 2, bottom is a regular cart
>>11057031Same with the front. It's different from say the golden Majora cart, Stadium 2's front plastic also has the glitter effect
>>11056195I have the box and manual, but sold the cart long ago. I was half smart as I kept the box and manual, just need to get the game to sell it for more
my worms armageddon cartridge look like this
>>11057034Pretty sure its the same material used for the Gameboy US carts for each respective version..
>>11056618Nah, brah. To get that effect you need to remove the back and hang it on the wall in a cigar bar for >9k years. Trust me. My uncle works for nicotine.>>11056653>I wish we had the truth for why this happensTruth? In a hobby where 99% of people are autistic neets? Good luck with that. There are multiple things that can cause plastic to yellow.>>11056698>i can tell by some of the pixels
>>11057000turok 2
>>11057524>There are multiple things that can cause plastic to yellowI'm talking things like >>11056594where it's a clean job. Half is baked, the other factory fresh despite being part of the same cartridge. NES flaps? Pristine, the rest of the top? Baked. Sometimes it's uniform, sometimes it's not despite the exposure points basically being equal. I wonder what happened where they were mixing the plastics to get all this variation. I've only ever seen this on Nintendo stuff.
>>11057747Well I've had that cart for decades and it's been kept in pretty good conditions without much use. So smoke, sun played no factor. Temperature and humidity were pretty constant. The most telling thing is that dozens of other carts stored with it had no discoloration. But a few others did. Here's another one. Cases like this are obviously the result of differences in manufacturing.
>>11057000there are lots of black cartridge games.turok 2, 3, rage wars, Wrestlemaina 2000, No mercy, Batman Beyond, Adin chronicles just to name a few.
>>11057031>it has a shiny glitter effect to it>Pokemon Stadium 2/Gold-SilverFront is gold, back is silver colored.
>>11057031>>11057034ludo
>>11057747Here's another good example of discoloration of different parts. When I got this it was all white. I used it for a while then put it back in the box and packed it away. A few years later I took it out and it looked something like pic related. IIRC there were a few more white keys. Now it's just the top row and those three.
>>11056409It took until Gen 3 for Japan to get the color coded Pokemon carts, only for it to immediately be dumped in all regions with Gen 4 and the move to DS. A real bummer to this day.
>>11057082>>11057935>>11060021It's almost like shittily produced gook plastic leads to accelerated and inconsistent rates of oxidization.
>>11061345Auster, you lost. Nobody cares about your yellowed Amiga.
