SMS "Ace of Aces"

[sniperCCJVQ]

I just found this game and it's not list in the DP Guide.

Is this a european game ?

[Raccoon Lad]

Yeah, it's European.

By any chance is there a Canadian UPC code pasted over the European one? I ask because a number of European titles were released in Canada this way. If it does have a Canadian UPC pasted over the European one, then I'll add it to my list of Canadian only north american games.

[CrazyImpmon]

Sp3eaking of sticker over UPS, I have a copy of Strider that I got new long ago. It also had the bar code sticker over the old one. The sticker's mostly ripped off (it was placed on the plastic sleeve of the case) .

[sniperCCJVQ]

Yeah, it's European.

By any chance is there a Canadian UPC code pasted over the European one? I ask because a number of European titles were released in Canada this way. If it does have a Canadian UPC pasted over the European one, then I'll add it to my list of Canadian only north american games.

There was no "pasted over" on the box, the only UPC code is the normal one print on the inlay.

What about the rarity and the average price for this one ?

[Raccoon Lad]

I think all the US Striders were like that. I guess SEGA decided it was easier to just make the multi-lingual European version and put a UPC sticker on the box for the US. They did a similar thing for french Canada, where they just shipped over European multi-lingual copies, but for those, the canadian UPC is glued onto the printed cover, rather than a sticker over the box.

As for price and rarity for Ace of Aces...I have absolutely no idea.

What's funny is I'm supposed to be helping with the European rarity guide for DP...and I have little knowledge on european rarities. Well, I have a little knowledge on the subject, but collecting data for stuff that's located in a distant country is a bit difficult.

[sniperCCJVQ]

At the same place the also have Rescue Mission, i doesn't pick this one because i wasn't sure if it was a commun US game or a european.