A buddy of mine is selling his copy of Hot Slots for the NES. 100% authentic and he was able to take out the board by unscrewing the 4 uncovered screws without ruining the back label. 

Cosmetically it's pretty good but does have sticker residue from an old rental store and the bottom left corner of the label is slightly coming up. 

Tested and working even after taking it apart and putting it back together. 

I'm bringing it to NA to help him sell it without getting hit by Ebay fees. Asking $1,100 for anyone who buys it on here. Includes free priority shipping with tracking information. If you have any questions please contact me. It's a super rare game and I understand it's a lot of money, so any and all questions and concerns are welcome. 

This is the listing on Ebay. Currently the pictures can't be updated due to a pending offer. But the listing can be canceled if someone on here is interested.

https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.eb...

Thank you for looking!
 

Good to see this back up and your friend seems to have fixed most everything. This should really help. Not to start something, but once again the EEPROMs really shouldn't keep getting exposed like that. Although it's hard to doubt the authenticity now at least as far as I'm concerned, some black electrical tape would have been a good extra thing to tell him since he had to open it again.

Not an expert, so not sure if leaving it as is would be more risky, or opening it one more time just to cover the EEPROMs would be safer.

In any case GLWS to you and your friend. Hopefully it finds a good home.

Do people fake the Panesian games?

Not convincingly. They have unique shells so you would need to wreck another Panesian in order to do so. No point.

Nice job posting the new pics, good luck!

So this FS is Hot Slots...Part Deux?

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Awesome  

Bang bang! Fixed very well. Also I'm pretty sure it's direct sun light that will damage an uncovered EPROMs arcade pcbs you'll see it much more often still not great

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