Difference between revisions of "Rare Super Nintendo games"
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| − | The Adventures of Kid Kleetz: $4 – $15 | + | The Adventures of Kid Kleetz: $4 – $15 |
| − | Aero Fighters – $50 – $120 | + | Aero Fighters – $50 – $120 |
| − | Ardy Lightfoot: $19 – $28 | + | Ardy Lightfoot: $19 – $28 |
| − | Bebe’s Kids: $15 – $17 | + | Bebe’s Kids: $15 – $17 |
| − | Boogerman A Pick and Flick Adventure: $35 – $60 | + | Boogerman A Pick and Flick Adventure: $35 – $60 |
| − | Breath of Fire II: $25 – $95 | + | Breath of Fire II: $25 – $95 |
| − | Breath of Fire : $20-$52 | + | Breath of Fire : $20-$52 |
| − | Castlevania Dracula X: $58 – $125 | + | Castlevania Dracula X: $58 – $125 |
| − | Casper: $12 – $18 | + | Casper: $12 – $18 |
| − | Chavez II: $20 – $42 | + | Chavez II: $20 – $42 |
| − | Chrono Trigger: $47 – $1,217 | + | Chrono Trigger: $47 – $1,217 |
| − | Dragon View: $27 – $139 | + | Dragon View: $27 – $139 |
| − | Earthbound: $90 | + | Earthbound: $90 |
| − | EVO the Search for Eden: $60 – $115 | + | EVO the Search for Eden: $60 – $115 |
| − | Final Fantasy III: $32 – $156 | + | Final Fantasy III: $32 – $156 |
| − | Final Fight 3: $31 – $40 | + | Final Fight 3: $31 – $40 |
| − | Fun N Games: $29 – $39 | + | Fun N Games: $29 – $39 |
| − | Harvest Moon: $57 – $95 | + | Harvest Moon: $57 – $95 |
| − | Hurricanes: $10 – $20 | + | Hurricanes: $10 – $20 |
| − | Incantation: $15 – $25 | + | Incantation: $15 – $25 |
| − | Kirby Super Star: $29 – $46 | + | Kirby Super Star: $29 – $46 |
| − | Kirby’s Dream Land 3: $28 – $38 | + | Kirby’s Dream Land 3: $28 – $38 |
| − | Lufia and the Fortress of Doom: $27 – $88 | + | Lufia and the Fortress of Doom: $27 – $88 |
| − | Lufia and The Rise of Sinistrals: $38 – $50 | + | Lufia and The Rise of Sinistrals: $38 – $50 |
| − | Mega Man 7: $39 – $78 | + | Mega Man 7: $39 – $78 |
| − | Mega Man X3: $55 – $194 | + | Mega Man X3: $55 – $194 |
| − | Metal Warriors: $39 – $52 | + | Metal Warriors: $39 – $52 |
| − | Metal Marines: $36 – $79 | + | Metal Marines: $36 – $79 |
| − | The Miracle Piano Teaching System: $16 – $25 | + | The Miracle Piano Teaching System: $16 – $25 |
| − | Ninja Gaiden Trilogy: $65 – $135 | + | Ninja Gaiden Trilogy: $65 – $135 |
| − | No Escape: $5 – $6 | + | No Escape: $5 – $6 |
| − | Ogre Battle The March of the Black Queen: $57 – $149 | + | Ogre Battle The March of the Black Queen: $57 – $149 |
| − | Oscar: $15 – $35 | + | Oscar: $15 – $35 |
| − | Pieces: $11 – $15 | + | Pieces: $11 – $15 |
| − | The Ren & Stimpy Show: Fire Dogs: $13 – $36 | + | The Ren & Stimpy Show: Fire Dogs: $13 – $36 |
| − | The Ren and Stimpy Show Buckeroos: $30 – $75 | + | The Ren and Stimpy Show Buckeroos: $30 – $75 |
| − | Secret of Mana: $37 – $101 | + | Secret of Mana: $37 – $101 |
| − | Shien’s Revenge: $18 – $41 | + | Shien’s Revenge: $18 – $41 |
| − | Super 3D Noah’s Ark: $45 – $100 | + | Super 3D Noah’s Ark: $45 – $100 |
| − | Super Double Dragon : $23 – $135 [sealed] | + | Super Double Dragon : $23 – $135 [sealed] |
| − | Super Mario RPG: $44 – $157 | + | Super Mario RPG: $44 – $157 |
| − | Super Turrican 2: $21-$52 | + | Super Turrican 2: $21-$52 |
| − | Uncharted Waters: New Horizons: $35 – $137 | + | Uncharted Waters: New Horizons: $35 – $137 |
| − | Zero: The Kamikazee Squirrel: $18 – $38 | + | Zero: The Kamikazee Squirrel: $18 – $38 |
Revision as of 16:02, 21 February 2011
The Adventures of Kid Kleetz: $4 – $15 Aero Fighters – $50 – $120 Ardy Lightfoot: $19 – $28 Bebe’s Kids: $15 – $17 Boogerman A Pick and Flick Adventure: $35 – $60 Breath of Fire II: $25 – $95 Breath of Fire : $20-$52 Castlevania Dracula X: $58 – $125 Casper: $12 – $18 Chavez II: $20 – $42 Chrono Trigger: $47 – $1,217 Dragon View: $27 – $139 Earthbound: $90 EVO the Search for Eden: $60 – $115 Final Fantasy III: $32 – $156 Final Fight 3: $31 – $40 Fun N Games: $29 – $39 Harvest Moon: $57 – $95 Hurricanes: $10 – $20 Incantation: $15 – $25 Kirby Super Star: $29 – $46 Kirby’s Dream Land 3: $28 – $38 Lufia and the Fortress of Doom: $27 – $88 Lufia and The Rise of Sinistrals: $38 – $50 Mega Man 7: $39 – $78 Mega Man X3: $55 – $194 Metal Warriors: $39 – $52 Metal Marines: $36 – $79 The Miracle Piano Teaching System: $16 – $25 Ninja Gaiden Trilogy: $65 – $135 No Escape: $5 – $6 Ogre Battle The March of the Black Queen: $57 – $149 Oscar: $15 – $35 Pieces: $11 – $15 The Ren & Stimpy Show: Fire Dogs: $13 – $36 The Ren and Stimpy Show Buckeroos: $30 – $75 Secret of Mana: $37 – $101 Shien’s Revenge: $18 – $41 Super 3D Noah’s Ark: $45 – $100 Super Double Dragon : $23 – $135 [sealed] Super Mario RPG: $44 – $157 Super Turrican 2: $21-$52 Uncharted Waters: New Horizons: $35 – $137 Zero: The Kamikazee Squirrel: $18 – $38
Donkey Kong Country Competition Cartidge: $250 – $728
Rarity = 9
Donkey Kong Country Competiton cartidges were used by Blockbuster Video in tournaments held within the store, and never receieved a true commercial release. (The cartridge is rumored to have a print run of 2,500 copies) As typical with most video rental stores, a few leftover carts were tossed into the bargain bins for customers to purchase. Nintendo Power also offered some extra carts in their catalog.
Starfox: Super Weekend Cartridge: $218 – $282
Rarity = 9
Much like the DKC Competiton cartidges, this Star Fox cart was used by Blockbuster for game tournaments and extra carts were sold off by Blockbuster and Nintendo Power. An article included in the original packaging suggests that the Starfox Weekend cart actually had a smaller production number (around 2,000) than the DKC cart, but for some reason the Star Fox cart has showed up on auction sites a bit more often and has fetched a lower price. It has been listed on eBay a number of times and not sold for asking prices of $255 and $285
See Latest Star Fox Super Weekend Cartridge on eBay
Exertainment Mountain Bike Rally/Speed Racer Combo: $150 – $200
Rarity = 10
Ok before somebody gets excited about the cover art to the left, that is for the more common version that only has the Mountain Bike Rally Game. The rare version of this game actually has the Speed Racer game on it as well. For use with the LifeFitness Bike Unit. One of the rarest games for the system, as it may have not seen full or any retail distribution. This 2 in 1 most likely never made it to any stores, and most copies that have been found have been from NOA’s warehouse itself!
