/vr/ - Retro Games

>>9221489
>, is there a sure way to tell when a game is authentic or do the ''clues'' vary for each game?
Open the cart up and look at the PCB itself. You're looking to see if it was made with actual chips and is a full-sized board. Real ones also tend to use real coin batteries, through-hole capacitors/resistors (the black and striped barrel looking things here), and the PCB should say Nintendo and the year it released. Also note that the board and chips say SHVC on them, those letters were used by Nintendo to denote that something was being made for the Super Nintendo.