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[Blanka789]

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[Kuros]

First pic is the Nintendo FDS system. Looks like you have Golf, SMB2 and some other games I can't tell what they are.

2nd pic looks like the JP version of Art of Fighting, which one I can't tell.

3rd pic as the games said, are games that belong to the Socrates system. More info can be found here: http://ultimateconsoledatabase.com/educational/socrates.htm

As for prices, I know those FDS systems can run for a good amount but it depends on condition, as for the games, I'm not sure. I can't tell you anything more about the other 2 pictures.

[mobiusclimber]

Not sure why you'd need an ID on any of that, as it says on the packages what it is. Top one is a Famicom Disk System and games, most of which are pretty obvious what they are by the packaging. (Mario 2, Mario Golf & Mario Soccer are pretty clear; the rest would take a good looking thru the FDS list on gamefaqs to suss out, but the ones w/o pics would be pretty difficult... tho impossible from your picture of course.) The next one, no idea but I know it's a Super Famicom game. And the next two are obviously for the Socrates system.

Now for price. The FDS, if it works, is worth $100 by itself or thereabouts. The games are not worth much except SMB 2 and that one usually goes for around $20. Since I can't tell what the other games are, no idea of their worth.

And no idea about the worth of the other stuff, tho if I had to guess I'd say not much.

[edit: One other thing, it looks like you don't have the original power adapter for the FDS. I'd make sure it's the correct voltage before trying the system.]

[Arcade Antics]

What he said on the Fami stuff. Bootleg disks tend to be worthless for the most part, originals depend on the title.

Socrates stuff is worthless, it was a failed "learning" toy.

[Kuros]

I understand why you thought that one was Mario Soccer, but he's holding a golf club in his hand.

[BetaWolf47]

Famicom Disk System, RAM adapter, and system disk
Super Mario Bros. 2 (Lost Levels in the US)
Famicom Golf - US course
Famicom Golf - JP course
Pro Wrestling

No idea on the center game or unlabeled games in the Famicom pic.

[mobiusclimber]

I understand why you thought that one was Mario Soccer, but he's holding a golf club in his hand.

L.O.L. you're right, and yeah, one is US course, the other is Japan Course. Duh. And unbelievably I went thru the FDS sports list looking for what the Pro Wrestling game is and couldn't find it. They stupidly have wrestling under "action"... tho I guess w/ how fake wrestling it, it doesn't quite qualify as a "sport." XD

[BetaWolf47]

They had it under Fighting. The categorization is fine.

[Steve W]

Just to go off a little bit, did you find this stuff locally? It always amazes me how these kinds of things end up here. Someone had to import them, so why would they end up in a thrift or a flea market if they'd gone to the trouble to get them from Japan?

[Blanka789]

Well I found th Socrates games and Art of Fighting locally, but the FDS and games I got off of ebay (And yes, I did know, what the FDS was, just not the games). No one was bidding on it so I threw out the first bid and won all of that stuff. The guy said that it was tested and working, and it is certainly in amazing physical condition, so I have no idea why no one else bid.

Anyway, I ended up not deciding to collect for the system so I'm going to let it go (games included). I'll sell it on DP, so if anyone is interested just let me know and we can work something out.

[eskobar]

In the fist picture you have EXCITING BASKET beside PRO WRESTLING