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I'd love to but I don't have a camera at the moment and I don't think a crappy cellphone will give you anything clear enough to be useful. I double checked the serial number, no mistake there, I'm pretty sure it hadn't been opened before, and I don't have any other N64s it could have gotten swapped with. I'm guessing case and board production just wasn't very well synchronized, especially with the latter revisions.Link83 wrote:Blizzaird, you are the first person who has a confirmed NUS-CPU-07 revision! Its interesting that the serial number NS245115552 you gave is right in the middle of the NUS-CPU-05 range - I wonder if Nintendo also used a refurbished case for your model or if Nintendo changed production back to the NUS-CPU-05 revision for some reason. Of course it could just be an anomally from the 'change-over' period between revisions.
I dont suppose theres any chance of some pictures of your NUS-CPU-07 revision if its not too much trouble?
That's really all I want it to doeurddrue wrote: Yes, but be warned, overclocking doesn't make much of a difference. Basically what it does is eliminate lag in most games. Mario said that it messes with perfect dark too. It definitely doesn't make it go 2.0x speed.
and I'm putting a switch on it for games it doesn't play nice with.
) and thanks to all hose who have replied since my last post including; Blizzaird, eagle5953, marshallh and M Moogle 
This almost totally confirms that the AVDC-NUS and MAV-NUS chips are pin-compatible, considering that they were both used on exactly the same motherboard revision (Maybe they are both the same chip with just a name change?) btw Is it a 'real' dev N64? 
Actually, this N64 has been around about a month before they were released to stores in the US. It was supposed to end up in a store display, but it didn't quite make itLink83 wrote: M Moogle - That is the earliest US N64 I have even seen or heard of! I never even know the NUS-CPU-02 had been released in the US. All other US launch consoles I have read about have been NUS-CPU-03 so I really didn't think that the NUS-CPU-02 revision had made it to the US at all, but am happy to be told otherwise. Its certainly a very low serial number and must have been in the first batch of US consoles - did you buy it on launch day?
. It was pretty cool as a kid seeing Mario 64 before anyone else had it.Thanks very much for the infoM Moogle wrote:Actually, this N64 has been around about a month before they were released to stores in the US. It was supposed to end up in a store display, but it didn't quite make itLink83 wrote: M Moogle - That is the earliest US N64 I have even seen or heard of! I never even know the NUS-CPU-02 had been released in the US. All other US launch consoles I have read about have been NUS-CPU-03 so I really didn't think that the NUS-CPU-02 revision had made it to the US at all, but am happy to be told otherwise. Its certainly a very low serial number and must have been in the first batch of US consoles - did you buy it on launch day?
That must have been really awesome for you as a kid It also explains why I hadn't heard of a US NUS-CPU-02 before.
It has "not for resale" or something like that stamped/melted into the plastic on the bottom, and the Mario 64 cartridge has a NFR sticker on it. I'll double check when I get home from work. Other than that it looks and acts exactly the same as any other N64 I've ever used.Link83 wrote:Thanks very much for the infoM Moogle wrote:Actually, this N64 has been around about a month before they were released to stores in the US. It was supposed to end up in a store display, but it didn't quite make itLink83 wrote: M Moogle - That is the earliest US N64 I have even seen or heard of! I never even know the NUS-CPU-02 had been released in the US. All other US launch consoles I have read about have been NUS-CPU-03 so I really didn't think that the NUS-CPU-02 revision had made it to the US at all, but am happy to be told otherwise. Its certainly a very low serial number and must have been in the first batch of US consoles - did you buy it on launch day?
Does this kiosk N64 console have anything else 'special' about it? (Pre-production or unusual/different stickers/labels on the base?) and did it come with any other interesting kiosks items like Nintendo kiosk set-up leaflets, or pre-production packaging? If so is there any chance of some pictures?
Wow that sounds pretty coolM Moogle wrote: It has "not for resale" or something like that stamped/melted into the plastic on the bottom, and the Mario 64 cartridge has a NFR sticker on it. I'll double check when I get home from work. Other than that it looks and acts exactly the same as any other N64 I've ever used.
I also have a Gameboy DemoBoy laying around somewhere that I'm starting to think is really rare - Google tells me of lots of "Demoboy II"s but mine is definitely different than those.
I would love to see a picture of the bottom of your N64 if its not too much trouble? (The Gameboy DemoBoy sounds interesting as well but I dont know anything about it) 
my n64 has the green cart door even though it's a grey system, but even though it was supposed to be a rev 9 board, I opened it and found a rev 5 board... 
