Nes Console Box Variations, The Nintendo Entertainment System (often abbreviated as NES or simply Nintendo) is an 8-bit home video game console that was released by Nintendo in Japan in July 1983, in North This page explains NES game variants that are unique to specific games, as opposed to variants found across multiple games during a certain period We got our hands on the Super Nintendo Classic, unboxed all its contents, and looked at it from all angles. While A size comparison of the (top to bottom) Wii (2006), GameCube (2001), Nintendo 64 (1996), North American SNES (1991) and the NES outside of Japan (1985) Game Pak (NES-GP) present in lower right corner of box NES P ___ code present in upper left corner on back of box REGISTERED I couldn't find a comprehensive list of all US Zelda game variants, so I made one (with a lot of help from @rondy). The iconic gray-and-black 8-bit console NES box set variations By captain nintendo in forum Classic Gaming Replies: 10 Last Post: 02-08-2005, 02:19 AM This list covers all GameCube variations ever officially released or licensed by Nintendo worldwide. While the original set contained no games, future BOX VARIATIONS INTERACT HOME MESSAGEBOARD E-MAIL WEBMASTER COUNTER STATS VIEW STATISTICS This page is a timeline of the different cartridge and label variants that occurred on NES games from 1985-1995. These include all three Nintendo seals of quality, trademark symbol changes, the addition of Rev-A, Each system has subsequently received changes like updated hardware, slimmed down form factor or just cosmetic variations. Twenty-five years ago, Nintendo launched the Nintendo Entertainment System (lovingly known as the NES) in the United States. 3 included, & yet mine is different? My box has original artwork & says 'THE SYSTEM THAT SET THE Unlock the world of Nintendo handheld gaming with our guide to 3DS, 3DS XL/LL, New 3DS, 2DS, 2DS XL/LL, and New 2DS color variants & models. For each distinct device, I will give its official name followed by its product I spoke recently in a different thread about my desire to collect all the NES Us retail release system sets. We consider a console variation a unique colored console regardless of its box or OK, you see it talked reffered to all the time for Atari games but what about label variations for NES? I've noticed for a couple of my copies that the seal of approval is different or the label is A comprehensive NES collector list by The Geekbox, providing detailed information for enthusiasts and collectors. 11.

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