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I am looking to buy the following CIB SNES games in near pristine condition (e.g. box has only minor scuffing, no crushing or creases, manual is fairly unused) with any posters, registration cards, and other inserts that came with the box. I can make exceptions for the Nintendo Power and Consumer Information inserts; however, if the game came with a special Nintendo Power insert, then I'd like to have this included. ActRaiser EVO The Search for Eden Killer Instinct (must include the CD, either unopened, or unscratched) Mega Man 7 Mega Man X3 Pilotwings Street Fighter II Turbo Super Castlevania IV -EVO must include box, manual, cartridge, and impressions card These are the last set of SNES games that I'd like to collect. Thank you to anyone who took the time to read.

Wow, that is impressive, and everything is in immaculate condition. I really appreciate the info...even if MM1 has more than enough, I think it's better to get everything. Time to start looking.

I'm looking to fully complete all of my Mega Man NES boxed games, but I cannot find any sources that provide the inventory of all contents for each game, except for Mega Man 6, which can be found at https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/nes/916386-nes/faqs/49943. Does anyone know of any references that list the box contents for Mega Man 1 through 5 similar to the information below that outlines the contents of Mega Man 6? Mega Man 6 - Cartridge (NES-G6-USA-1) - Box (NES-G6-USA) - Manual (NES-G6-USA-1) - Poster Advert (GP-NES-USA-2) - Consumer Information and Precautions Booklet (NES-USA/CAN-2) - Nintendo Power Subscription Card (GP-NES-USA-1) - Foil Nintendo Dust Sleeve

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Looking to purchase a manual for Transformers Beast Wars Transmetals for N64. Willing to pay up to $200. Maybe more, depending on condition of the manual.

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Here's everything I have: 007 Goldeneye A Bug's Life Aero Gauge Aidyn Chronicles Armorines Project SWARM Army Men Air Combat Army Men Sarge's Heroes Army Men Sarge's Heroes 2 Asteroids Hyper 64 Automobili Lamborghini Banjo-Tooie Bass Masters 2000 Battletanx Global Assault Battlezone: Rise of the Black Dogs Big Mountain 2000 Biofreaks Bomberman 64 Second Attack Bomberman Hero Bottom of the 9th Brunswick Circuit Pro Bowling Buck Bumble Bust-A-Move 2 Carmageddon Castlevania Legacy of Darkness Chameleon Twist Chameleon Twist 2 Charlie Blasts Chopper Attack Clay Fighter 63 1/3 Command and Conquer Conker's Bad Fur Day Cruis'n Exotica CyberTiger Dark Rift Diddy Kong Racing Dual Heroes Duke Nukem Zero Hour ECW Hardcore Revolution Elmo's Number Journey Excitebike 64 Extreme G FIFA 64 FIFA 64 FIFA 99 FIFA Road to World Cup 98 Fighter Destiny 2 Fighting Force 64 Fighting Force 64 Flying Dragon FOX Sports College Hoops '99 Gauntlet Legends Gauntlet Legends Gex 3: Deep Cover Gecko Gex 64 Goemon's Great Adventure Golden Nugget 64 GT 64 Harvest Moon 64 Hercules Hexen Hey You Pikachu Hybrid Heaven Hydro Thunder [Gray Cart] Iggy's Reckin' Balls Indiana Jones Infernal Machine Indy Racing 2000 International Superstar Soccer 2000 International Superstar Soccer 98 Jeremy McGrath Supercross 2000 Jet Force Gemini Ken Griffey Jr Baseball Ken Griffey Jr's Slugfest Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards Knife Edge Nose Gunner Knife Edge Nose Gunner Knockout Kings 2000 Knockout Kings 2000 Lode Runner 3D Madden 2001 Madden 64 Magical Tetris Challenge Mario Party Mega Man 64 Mia Hamm Soccer 64 Mickey's Speedway USA Micro Machines Midway's Greatest Arcade Hits Vol 1 Mike Piazza's Strike Zone Milo's Astro Lanes Mischief Makers Mission Impossible Monaco Grand Prix Monopoly Mortal Kombat Mythologies: Sub-Zero MRC Multi Racing Championship Ms. Pac-Man Maze Madness NASCAR 2000 NASCAR 99 NASCAR 99 NBA Courtside NBA Hang Time NBA In The Zone 2000 NBA In The Zone '98 NBA In the Zone '98 NBA In The Zone '99 NBA Jam 2000 NBA Jam 99 NBA Live 2000 NBA Live 99 NBA Showtime NFL Blitz NFL Blitz 2000 NFL Quarterback Club 2001 NFL Quarterback Club 98 NFL Quarterback Club 98 NFL Quarterback Club 99 NFL Quarterback Club 99 NHL Blades of Steel '99 NHL Breakaway '98 NHL Breakaway '99 Nuclear Strike Ogre Battle 64: Person of Lordly Caliber Olympic Hockey 98 Paperboy Penny Racers Perfect Dark Pilotwings 64 Pokemon Puzzle League Pokemon Snap Pokemon Stadium Pokemon Stadium 2 Polaris SnoCross Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue Powerpuff Girls Quest 64 Rainbow Six Rally Challenge 2000 Rampage 2 Universal Tour Rat Attack Rayman 2 The Great Escape Razor Freestyle Scooter Ready 2 Rumble Boxing Ready 2 Rumble Boxing Round 2 Resident Evil 2 Road Rash Roadsters Robotron 64 Rocket Robot on Wheels Rush 2 Rush 2049 San Francisco Rush San Francisco Rush SCARS Shadow Man Shadowgate 64 Snowboard Kids Snowboard Kids 2 South Park Rally Space Invaders Space Station Silicon Valley Star Soldier Star Wars Battle for Naboo Star Wars Episode I Racer Star Wars Rogue Squadron Star Wars Shadows of the Empire Star Wars Shadows of the Empire Super Bowling Super Mario 64 [Player's Choice] Super Smash Bros. Supercross 2000 Supercross 2000 Superman Tarzan Tetrisphere The New Tetris Tigger's Honey Hunt Tom and Jerry Tony Hawk Tony Hawk 3 Top Gear Overdrive Top Gear Overdrive Top Gear Rally 2 Track and Field 2000 Transformers Beast Wars Transmetals Triple Play 2000 Twisted Edge Virtual Chess Virtual Pool V-Rally Edition 99 Waialae Country Club Wave Race 64 Wayne Gretzky's 3D Hockey Wayne Gretzky's 3D Hockey WCW Backstage Assault WCW Mayhem WCW Nitro WCW vs NWO World Tour WCW vs NWO World Tour Wetrix Wheel of Fortune Wipeout World Cup 98 World Driver Championship Worms Armageddon WWF Attitude WWF Warzone WWF Warzone WWF Wrestlemania 2000 Xena Warrior Princess Yoshi's Story Zelda Majora's Mask [Collector's Edition] Zelda Majora's Mask [Collector's Edition] Zelda Ocarina of Time

As the title states, I recently purchased a CIB Chrono Trigger, but it does not have the registration card, so I'm looking to purchase one.

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I am looking to buy a Chrono Trigger Registration card and an Earthbound Nintendo Power post card/insert that came with the big box Earthbound game. Please DM me to let me know if you have one to sell - I'm looking to make my CIB Earthbound fully complete. I will pay up to $100 for the Earthbound card and up to $50 for the Chrono Trigger card. Also looking for the U/P-GP-SNS-USA-4 poster, but that's secondary at this time. Thanks!!

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Can you please post a link to where it states this? Very interesting.

Yes, that's me. I'm doing this as a long term gamble that those games will become valuable sometime in the future (not the near future), especially since they will cease production in March 2021. I will likely buy 2 or 3 factory boxes, and try to have the games in 1 box graded via WATA or VGA (hopefully getting a perfect 10). The other 2 boxes I will stash away and forget about them until maybe 20 years later. It's somewhat of a pricey experiment, but it's a risk I'm willing to take. If I can do this with 3D All Stars, then I will likely do the same next year if/when the Zelda Anniversary collection is released. I really like seeing these factory boxes of Nintendo 64 games surface on eBay - having been stored away for over 20 years until now. It's fascinating. So I want to tap into that mystique with Switch games down the road.

I'm in the process of buying a case of switch games from a distributor, and they mention that a factory shipment box/case of switch games come with 30 games. However, other sources have told me that factory boxes come with 24 games and others come with 35 games. Is there a set standard for how many games come in a factory shipment? Also, does anyone have any photos of what these factory shipment (or "Master Cases") look like? As of now, I don't know what to expect, and it would be nice to know what these cases hold and what they are supposed to look like. It seems that there aren't really any sources online that describe how Switch games are shipped.

I live in a one bedroom condo, and I keep all of my N64 games on a wall illuminated by LED track lighting with no direct sunlight. They've been on the wall for about 2 months, but I'm considering buying a cabinet system in the next few months. The track lights are on every day and shut off every night. Will the track lights cause fading? If so, how long would it take to notice significantly? I've provided a photo of my collection and the track light setup.

That's what I thought too. I showed the photos to my local retro game store and he said the same thing. Nintendo tended to cut costs on later releases games with special packaging by reducing the "special" materials and using regular materials - in this case, using regular box cardboard rather than special corrugated/thick cardboard.

I want to buy an entire case of Super Mario 3D All Stars, but I'm ok with paying retail price. A case, meaning the box of sealed games straight from the factory, so that they are considered "case fresh". I'm not a retailer, but I just need one case in an unopened factory box. Does anyone know who I can contact to buy an unopened factory case/box of switch games in general? My intent (not that it should matter) is to save some, grade some, and gift some. I just can't find anywhere where I can buy a factory box of switch games.

Given that previous CIB sales went for around $1250 and under, I wonder what caused the top bidder to come out of the woodwork and throw down $4550? Was it the bidding frenzy? Spiteful bidding? I wonder if there is any buyer's remorse. Not gonna lie, seeing the whole thing unfold shocked and angered me, as I'm sure it did for a lot of other bidders.