oops

BOOM, big day.

thanks B.A.!

http://nintendoage.com/forum/messageview.cfm?catid=5&threadid=132455

this is the link if anyone can somehow view it some way

1 minute ago, Code Monkey said:

I've been on Nintendo Age for 7 years and I have never seen this list.

it was fantastic, it got buried quickly. not many people commented on it and it was not stickied. 

the user was also given permission to edit the snes database on the site and he added alot of information

10 minutes ago, Code Monkey said:

How would they know without opening sealed games?

It was all explained in his thread, of course there could be minor differences with the dust covers, baggies, trays and release variations.

but overall it was invaluable for things like registration cards, maps, posters, and anything else.

he compiled it over years of tracking, buying and watching sales of games and I believed it to be pretty accurate.

even opening sealed games proves to not guarantee exact contents. but it was an invaluable list that he made.

hes probably referring to the fakes that seem legitimate also the japan releases and other things that could confuse people.

id say get a console and a flashcard.

there are some great games, especially if you like shooters.