Cartridge Identification...(NES)

[xnowandtheworldx]

Was looking at a goodwill auction and noticed a weird cartridge, which they are giving as a "bonus item", which is the gold cartridge in the picture...any idea what it is? Was just curious before I even though about bidding on it :p

http://shopgoodwill.com/auctions/Large-Lot-of-NES-Nintendo-Ent-Sys-Game-Cartridges-6574655.html

[Porksta]

It is a Honey Bee adapter - to play Jap games on your NTSC NES. The grey game on top is therefore most likely a Japanese game.

[Ryaan1234]

It is a Honey Bee adapter - to play Jap games on your NTSC NES. The grey game on top is therefore most likely a Japanese game.
You are correct about the adapter, but I believe that the game inserted in it is a pirate "999-in-1" type game (200-in-1 in this case), probably made in Hong Kong or China. It's a famicom cart, btw.

[xnowandtheworldx]

You are correct about the adapter, but I believe that the game inserted in it is a pirate "999-in-1" type game (200-in-1 in this case), probably made in Hong Kong or China. It's a famicom cart, btw.

Thanks for the input guys. Looks like I won't be bidding on this then. :p

[mobiusclimber]

It's already more than I'd pay, but I'd bet all the bids are for that one item.

[mikey167]

I dont understand why people bid so high on these goodwill auctions it makes no sense.

[Darko]

Probably because they're under the false impression that they can write off any payment to Goodwill on their taxes. Some people just don't understand the difference between a donation and a payment. Sad but true.