You might be wondering if this is a knock-off, but be rest assured that it's an officially licensed video game. Apparently, there will be a surprise end encounter too that will, according to the Kickstarter campaign, "blow your mind." Chumlee, in this homebrew, faces off against his co-workers Antwaun, Corey & Rick in boss battles while trying to find his cat Pinky. You can also questionably kick kids and the elderly as you move across the stage. The concept is pretty funny. Las Vegas' World Famous Gold & Silver Pawn Shop is prominently featured in the game as you maneuver around customers and their items to sell.
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Related: 10 TV Shows You Never Knew Were Made Into NES Games The developer is also confident that clone consoles like the Retron 5 and Retro Duo will work with the game.
The NES cartridge will be compatible with all official consoles and regions, but the Famicom will need a 72-to-60 pin adapter that can be bought separately. There are different color variants, depending on how much you pledge to the campaign. The physical blue edition is $60, while the digital ROM is $10. The Kickstarter video teases that it might be available to buy at the shop as well if Rick is cool with it. Chumlee's The Quest for Pinky will likely be available afterward.Ĭurrently, the boxed copy comes with a fully colored manual, a custom sleeve, and a pristine box that will give you a blast from the past. In just 19 hours, they received enough cash to cover the costs, but you can still order your own special copy of the game (digitally or physically) and a few extra goodies through the crowdfunding website until January 25. The only stumbling block was the distribution, so KHAN Games began a Kickstarter campaign. The game's already been developed, and some YouTubers like John Riggs have received a copy already.
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It's being released for the NES.Ĭhumlee and the gang from the History Channel series are heading to your NES sometime soon. Here are the top ten most expensive deals they ever made.There's a new Pawn Stars game on the horizon, and it's not heading to modern systems, no, no, no. Still, with 15 season behind us, there is plenty to pick apart in Pawn Stars' history. In addition, History has not officially announced plans for a sixteenth season, and as fall approaches, many fans are worried that the series has quietly come to a close. This summer, Richard "Old Man" Harrison passed away, leaving the cast one sharp-tongued member short. The lines between reckless and cautionary were blurred, but that is simply part of the job when you make deals for a living. The perennial shopkeeper was often caught between his impulsive son and his grumpy father. Still, sometimes it is shocking to watch Rick count out a massive payment for an item, not yet knowing for sure what he will be paid for it in return. Time and time again, they make it happen. Over the course of the series, we have seen Rick Harrison and his staff pay out for everything from celebrity keepsakes to prohibition memorabilia, betting that they can flip the items for even more money. The shop is known for taking on big risks and - hopefully - pulling in big rewards. The Harrison family did not keep Golden Gavel Pawn afloat for so many years with small, safe purchases and re-sales.
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