Is there a NES list of pack-ins that make them "complet

[orrimarrko]

I was lookingover old posts and other lists and I have yet to find a list of what makes NES games "complete". The typical games come with an instruction manual, but how do you know what else comes with it?

Posters, maps, etc. - these are some of the things that I am talking about.

If anyone knows of such a list, it would be very helpful. If there isn't a list, does anyone have any idea on how I could find out that information?

Also, I have seen various agruments about exactly which Color Dreams/Bunch Games/Wisdom Tree NES games were released in Blue carts only, or Black carts only, or both. Does anyone have any definitive info on that topic?

Thanks for your help!

[Sothy]

Well cant really help you and I dont think anyone has done something like that yet.

Hey if yer passionate about it maybe you can take up the call and start a database of pack ins.

Ill start you off with something not well known.

Space Shuttle Project for NES originally shipped with a small packet of Astronaut Ice Cream. I guess it has to have it to be "complete" then.

[scooterb23]

To me complete means game, manual, box,and any maps / posters included in box.

Things like catalogs, slip covers are marginal...

Those little Nintendo Power ads I feel can be overlooked.

Some games had styrofoam inserts and/ or warranty and questionaire cards...to the anal completist, I suppose those should be there, but I don't see those as vital either.

[punkoffgirl]

I'm not sure why this ended up in off topic, but let's give it a little
>>shuffle<< over to where it belongs!

[orrimarrko]

The purpose for my post was only to find out what legitimate pack-ins come with what games. I could care less about the obvious - styrofoam, black plastic sleeves, postacards, etc. I only really cared about the posters, maps, and other items specific to the game.

If anyone has info relevant to that, rather than restating things that are obvious, I appreciate it.

If there isn't one out there, I have no problem compiling the data, but I don't have the info - hence my posting requesting that information.