Does anyone have a real disk of All Night Nippon Super Mario Bros?

[DefaultGen | 5,405]

This is a widely bootlegged disk and even big stores sell fakes, so I'm trying to get as many pics as possible of them to find the range of date codes for likely real ones. Post a pic if you can help, thanks!

[fcgamer | 4,723]

This is one of those games along with Super Mauro, which I wouldn't ever touch even with a ten foot pole.

Good luck, I'd speculate many aren't too keen of posting pics of theirs 

[DefaultGen | 5,405]

3 hours ago, fcgamer said:

This is one of those games along with Super Mauro, which I wouldn't ever touch even with a ten foot pole.

Good luck, I'd speculate many aren't too keen of posting pics of theirs 

Gimme yer pics nerds. Japanese bootleggers aren't on the Sage! Even Google can't find the Sage since the DNS change!

[Gloves | 11,778]

7 minutes ago, DefaultGen said:

Gimme yer pics nerds. Japanese bootleggers aren't on the Sage! Even Google can't find the Sage since the DNS change!

T_T

[Brickman | 3,986]

I don’t have it but I hope you can find a non bootleg  good luck with the search and let us know how you go!

[DefaultGen | 5,405]

Apparently the date code is known to be L116K17 if random Japanese Twitter and Youtube people are to be trusted. But there are a bunch of common disks with that same date code and I've seen it stamped at least 4-5 ways. You would imagine that a game with a small initial production run didn't have a bunch of different looking factory stamps. Back to the drawing board to try to ID a real one of these  

[fcgamer | 4,723]

Yup, like I said earlier, that's the huge issue on these, too many fakes, small supply, huge demand. By now, I think a lot of collectors don't even know reals versus fakes, only way I'd buy one is with a traceable history.