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Hey, how is it going, hopefully well. I went to a game store and found an odd legend of zelda nes. the seal is on the right side of the game. the word caution is underlined, and back of the game says rev-a. the text on the back on what is the first paragraph, is black text, and the last paragraph is red. on the back label says nes-zl871104, and there is the letter "a" stamped on the back label. If you can help identifiy this, that would be great. Thanks
RP2A03
11-20-2016, 11:44 PM
You have The Legend of Zelda.
celerystalker
11-20-2016, 11:54 PM
Yeah, it's not odd. It's normal. I've had the same cart since the late '80s. Still has my name written on it in marker on the back, because ten year old me is a dick.
Tanooki
11-20-2016, 11:55 PM
Nothing weird here, it's just what you think it is. If you ever have an odd concern, this place for NES is invaluable -- http://bootgod.dyndns.org:7777/
bb_hood
11-21-2016, 07:33 AM
You have The Legend of Zelda.
whoa whoa whoa, lets not jump to any conclusions..
well, i was hoping it was special. oh well. i appreciate the help alot and thank you. thanks -
Eternal Champion
11-21-2016, 01:39 PM
Is it just me, or speculator-ism running rampant? Comics and baseball cards 25 years ago...housing market...vinyl...now NES games.
Hwj_Chim
11-21-2016, 02:53 PM
I miss the days before everyone was trying to get rich on old games. :(
Tanooki
11-21-2016, 11:04 PM
Very rampant and as far as games goes it seems to have hit a wall of sorts with the NES and SNES more than less surprisingly. I think people are either being both priced out and/or are realizing you can get free ROMS and emulators on their mobile devices, PC, or even go with an Android box of some flavor (ouya, Pi, etc) or an everdrive and not get scammed anymore. Things have flattened out, but because of that the pecker scalpers are now fouling up other 2nd and 3rd tier level systems popularity wise. Look at the Master System a year ago, then today, the games are approaching (complete) their old retail prices and up and formerly very few if any would. Genesis, GG, and Gameboy seem to be the older hold outs, cartridge alone at least, that isn't getting globally slimy and I'm hoping there's just some subconscious stigma about the handheld stuff as it has been fairly consistent for the majority of it. ($3-30 range much in the lower half.)