Nintendo 110 in 1 Cart Question

[dsullo]

I have a 110 in 1 NES cart. The cart label on the front is a little worn. On the back is an entire list of games. When you insert the cart to play it lists all the games in a menu that you can scroll through and select the game you want. There are a few interesting games that I have never seen before. I have noit had the time to go through them all. If anyone is interested in seeing the cart. I can take a quick picture of it.

This is obviously a pirate cart. My Dad found it at a fleamarket in NY. I think he paid less than 5.00 for it.

Any ideas on the rarity or value of this

I do not see it in the Digital Press.


Dustin

[leonk]

There are hundreds of pirate carts for the NES..

heck, I got a few from Hong Kong here are are made for NTSC, but will never work unless you mod your system!

I think it didn't make it to the guide because the guide only talks about legit carts, and not comanies that don't do anything execpt copy other's work (illigaly) for profit.

As far as value, pirate "collections" are very limited, and very few think of them as "collectable". It's better to have the original rather than a copy.

e.g. Would you rather have PSX CDR copies or originals 20 years down the road?? right?

Proably 20-25$ MAX for that item.. Also, you'd be very lucky to sell it on eBay.. most times they close these auctions early and warn the sellers.

LK

[gamergary]

i just got one of those in the mail :D i won't be able to play it on my crappy nes so i need to get a top loader.