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I don’t mind the information I gather being shared, Morbis. Personally I don’t want to double post information when once will suffice. Why do I need to post the same information twice? Do you get what I’m saying? The people who need the information will find it eventually.

No, I didn't add them to that thread. Any new information I find I will just add to this thread from now on.

I'm not sure what Morbis is doing with the GameFaqs list. I did fix the Dr. Mario picture.

Updated the list with Conquest of the Crystal Palace and Flintstones Rescue of Dino & Hoppy which I opened factory sealed copies of to confirm their contents. Can anyone else take pictures of confirmed 100% complete NES games in their collections so I can add them to this list?

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Looking to purchase or trade for a mint condition manual for The Jetsons: The Invasion of the Planet Pirates. If you have it for sale, please get in contact with me. Thank you.

Use Ebay's sold listings filter.

How would you guys get sharpie writing off of a cart?

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I'm using www.vgcollect.com - I like the interface - I can add titles not already there - I can edit existing entries with more accurate information - Once I create a list on there, I can export it - There's different types of lists like collection list, wish list, sell list, now playing list - It's mobile friendly. There's a lot to like about it. It's the best video game collection app I've seen. Here's an example of someone's collection list: www.vgcollect.com/masamune

Thank you for your submissions! I posted them on the opening thread. Flat Black and Smooth Black mean the same thing. On Wiz's Game Contents FAQ, he describes most of the dust sleeves as "flat". I never understood why they were called that. Most NES sleeves feel "smooth" to the touch, which is why I describe them as such. Austin gave a great description of the sleeves in another post on this site which I will quote here: "All Nintendo published games had the Nintendo sleeve. All third party licensed games had a plain black sleeve. It's possible some other companies may have used Nintendo sleeves as well but we need more info on this. There are actually 3 different types of sleeves for both Nintendo and Third Party: 1. Nintendo sleeve with smooth cracked design (All games released between 1985-1990) 2. Nintendo sleeve with a textured design (All games released between 1990-1993) 3. Nintendo sleeve with a textured design but the logo is shiny (All games released between 1993-1994) 1. Black sleeve with smooth cracked design (All games released between 1986-1991) 2. Black sleeve with a textured design (All games released between 1991-1994) 3. Black sleeve with a very rough texture and cheap feel to it. These came with the few licensed games not manufactured in Japan by Nintendo like Overlord, Wizards & Warriors III, and Terminator 2 for example. (1991-1993?) Need help with these releases dates."

Thank you! I just added it to the list! If you have any more not already on the list, please post the pictures. Thanks!

Bump. I have lots of different things I could trade for if money is not appealing enough.

It's probably bad lighting. I'll take a new pic when I get a chance.

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Bump. I'm also looking for registration card KOE-SNS-7L-US for the SNES game Liberty or Death. Willing to pay $60 for it. I also have tons of different things for a possible trade.

I'm looking for a Super Nintendo registration cards with the code TRA-SNS-US-2 (Tradewest) and KOE-SNS-7L-US (registration card for Liberty or Death) . I'm willing to buy or trade (have lots of things I could trade for) Please let me know if you have one to sell or trade away.

Thank you @killerkobra I added your contribution. I really appreciate it. Looks great. We still need a lot of pictures for verified games, so this takes us one step further.

Take a look at this thread:

I use www.vgcollect.com like DorkOverlord. It's the best video game database website that I've found. You can create collection, wish, sell and now playing lists. If a game you have is not in the database, you can create an entry for it. You can write notes about your items, date purchased, cost, and it has a checkbox you can use to designate if you have the cart, case, manual and other inserts. And once you created a list on the website, you can export that data into .csv format. It also has a forum for discussion or questions on how to use the database. My collection is here so you can get a feel for how it looks. I like the interface more than any other database site I've seen. If you can beat vgcollect, then I'd say you would have one of the best game databases around.

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