/vr/ - Retro Games

Is there a full listings of the "Classic Series" games?
I was looking for one and I found one on Wikipedia and it didn't had Punch Out in the list,

>>982769
So I guess I didn't do so bad after all. I still don't understand why was the only bidder. Over priced or not, sealed games are hard to find. That is in relation to opened games.

>>982760
I Know, but the game is seal. That was the main reason I wanted it.

How did I do /vr/?
Did I over pay? How the hell was I the only bidder?

>>949109
>>949110
>>949114

>>945192
Just like my copies of SMB3, I would consider that a variant.

The SMB3 cartridge of the right is the original game. The one on the left is a revision of the game. A SMB3 1.1 of sorts. There was no need to rearrange the label. The USA/USA 1 would have been sufficient to mark it as a revision. But still got a new label makes it a variant.

Same goes for your copy of Metroid. The "Classic Series" cartridges are more or less the "Greatest Hits" of the NES era. It was a re-release like the SMB3 cartridge. A Metroid 1.1 of sorts. There was no reason to totally revamp the artwork. But they did.

So that's why to me your copy would be consider a variant.

>>948307
>By label I meant seal.

But thanks for showing me the seal/no seal USA variants. I had no idea there were two. Upon checking my copy mine has the seal.

The reason that I don't want to count the NES-MW-NOE as a variants is because it actually is just a different region, and not necessarily a variant. Because trying to collect different variants and regions would be tormenting.

This are all the different regions of the game that I'm aware of...

Super Mario Bros. 2 NES-MW-ESP
Super Mario Bros. 2 NES-MW-EEC
Super Mario Bros. 2 NES-MW-FRA
Super Mario Bros. 2 NES-MW-GBR
Super Mario Bros. 2 NES-MW-NOE
Super Mario Bros. 2 NES-MW-USA

And that's not counting the variants.

>>947693 NOE
>>947696 USA
>>947705 USA
>>947729 USA

Not to be a dick about it but I was only referring to American variants.

The games labeled "NES-MW-NOE", is actually another region. NOE stands for Nintendo of Europe. For me I would only considered the USA lable and USA no label, variants.

>>945240
IDK, that's one of the things that I wonder too.

Another set of variants I have is the original Super Mario Bros cartridge.
One has the "Nintendo" logo in the middle while the other has it on the bottom. One has the white line dividing the games. And one has the "Seal of Quality" while the other doesn't.

>>945201
Yeah, but I'm not talking about revisions. I'm just talking about variants. As in the label variation. The could have made those changes without changing the label artwork.

I wanna talk about game variants. Why do they exist? Do you have some? If you collect video games do you collect only one version or all variants?

As example I have two variants for SMB3.

>>913113
Never played Phantasy Star. But Shining Force and both the star Tropics I love and owned as a kid.

I still remember buying the first Star Tropics. It was only $10

>>913090
He is afraid to give out "personal" information.

>>913076
>my personal

Is your city personal information. What a fag.

>>913083
Just about to reply. That is correct.

>>913060
What city did that happen. If you can prove it I'll give them back.

Just realize I forgot another stack of 7 games.

>>913000
Love Shining Force.
Yes, they are all complete. Only one of the "Joe Montana" games is missing the booklet.

>>912997
Never liked strider as a child.

>>912981
Yes, they all are complete.

>>912983
I know they are stolen. But they seem in great to good condition and they smell like they should.

4/4

3/4

2/4

18 NES games with no boxes. The first pic has 4 NES games and 1 Game Gear game. Complete.

Did I do well /vr/?

Today this black guy walked up to my car and asked me if I wanted to buy Nintendo games. I got them all for $50.

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