What's the value of?... - Page 369

AlexFlynn · #**3681** 07-21-2014, 10:44 AM

???

Thats a totally normal 3-in-1-cartridge. Whats special about it? It was NOT only released in spain. There are thousands existing in Germany...

For example:

http://www.ebay.de/itm/Nes-Spiel-3in...item35d8f12673

http://www.ebay.de/itm/Nintendo-ES-N...item19f0babf0c

http://www.ebay.de/itm/Nes-Spiel-3in...item35d8f12824

It's not worth anything at all... It was given with the NES console in Europe so I don't see anything special about it.

Vikingo82 · #**3682** 07-21-2014, 11:13 AM

Ok...

Thanks for the answering, anyway I want the Spanish One. Don't care If there are thousands of it in Germany.

Next time, If you answer somebody, don' be so high, personally I don 't like that attitude.

If I do not know If it's rare Or not...I Just ask, Don't need an answer that looks like making me an asshole, and basically you have a piece of crap.

Answer politely and avoid the rest. If don't, I wouldn't help anyone with that Kind of answers.

Becouse that's the feeling I've had after your answer.

Thanks

AlexFlynn · #**3683** 07-21-2014, 01:03 PM

Woah, sorry that really was'nt my intention.

I thought with saying that "it was only released in spain" it sounded like well only in spain and nowhere else in the world. So I was just thinking out loud if there was something special about that cartridge.

Again, sorry, did'nt mean to sound harsh.

Vikingo82 · #**3684** 07-21-2014, 01:16 PM

No prob mate...

But as I told you, I really had no idea of this cartridge and I am not not so much into this retro stuff. And as it said Spanish Version...thought maybe it was an exclusive...

For that reason I wondered and asked here if it would had worth something...

Anyway, thanks for the answering!!!

AlexFlynn · #**3685** 07-21-2014, 01:37 PM

OK, I'm collecting retro stuff for a while now and now I'm curious. Did some research. You only have the cart right? No Box, no manual?

A complete 3 in 1 was sold for 635 Euro back in 2011.

The pricedrop between CIB and Cart only is very harsh, so I will look further.

edit:

OK, found two "Cart only" Espaniol-Versions: one is listed with 5 Euro:

http://www.milanuncios.com/juegos-de...-132723438.htm

... the other one with 27 Euro.

http://www.milanuncios.com/juegos-de...-132420121.htm

So much difference a box and a manual make

Vikingo82 · #**3686** 07-21-2014, 01:45 PM

I was going to buy it for 10 euros...becouse I love those three Games.
Will ask for box and manual, I know that If it's complete the prIce increase a lot, even more with Nes stuff, as is very hard to find complete stuff for the time passed by...

So, will ask... I Just saw the Pic of the cartridge...

OrekillZ · #**3687** 07-21-2014, 09:51 PM

Hi All

An estimate ?.
http://www.google.fr/imgres?imgurl=h...ed=0CFUQrQMwEQ

Thetof91 · #**3688** 07-24-2014, 09:52 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Vikingo82

But as I told you, I really had no idea of this cartridge and I am not not so much into this retro stuff. And as it said Spanish Version...thought maybe it was an exclusive...

The NES games was split up in different "region" in europa

Most games released in europa was released in all these, but a few games was only SCN as example Mr. Gimmick or R.C. Pro-Am 2(Got it

)..
Else most as collecting it would be that people collect the english edition, unless like you like in spain you will mostly going after games with region code ESP because you would like to have games that was released in spain

I don't know if there is some NES games that only came out in Spain.. As far I know it is only in SCN there was some NES games only released there and know other PAL region

Code:

NOE     = Nintendo of Europe (Mostly German releases).
NOE/FRG = Games with German screen text (only a few exist?)
UKV     = English (Great Brittan) releases.
ESP     = Spanish release.
FRA     = France (holland/belgium?)
FRG     = *unknown* (early code for Germany/Austria?)
FRG/FRG = Games with German screen text (only a few exist?)
SCN     = Scandinavia (Denmark/Norway/Sweden/Finland)
SWE/SWE = Games (Scandinavian) with swedish screen text (only a few exist!)
EEC     = *unknown* (mostly used by the early NES releases)