- The most obvious flaw is that the logo reads DIGIGAME instead of DIGIMON.
- The iC was only manufactured in orange + white (iC 101), blue + white (iC 102), gray + purple (iC 201), and gray + red (iC 202). Special editions include the 111 Rize Red (red + white) and 121 W Red (red camouflage pattern). The fake 10x mixes gray and black.
- As seen in the picture below, the bootleg has no three-pronged connectors on its underside. (Presumably because it was copied from a Data Link mold.)
- The included plate has an LCD sprite of Fladramon crudely stickered onto it. None of the iC plates have LCD sprites on them; they all use icons representing the type of Digisoul they confer, or Bandai artwork relevant to the Digimon presented.
- The manufacturer is listed as "Chinese Factory Homegrown products" rather than Bandai, and the item is listed as being unbranded.
Friday, December 11, 2015
Chinese Bootlegs of the Digivice iC 10x
Recently I spotted this Chinese bootleg of the Digivice iC 10x floating around on eBay. It's being sold by "ordergracias," and "offergreat," both located in China. I have not seen detailed documentation about how to spot bootleg iCs, so here's a rundown of what's wrong with this one;
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I found these and bought one for the lolz. Assuming you bought one yourself, does yours turn on at all? It seems to take AAAs but nothing is happening with mine. Most likely it's a useless bootleg that doesn't do anything, but figured I'd reach out.
ReplyDeleteSorry, I didn't buy one. I generally don't go after bootlegs.
DeleteAlright, I'll have to open it up and see what's inside. Thanks anyways.
DeleteSame here!!
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