Super Mario Bros variation.

[jajaja]

I dont know if this have been posted before. Didnt find anything in search, so close if it has.
Today I recived another copy of SMB european version.
I noticed that it didnt have security screws (only 3 screws, not 5). It also doesnt have a code on it like NES-XX-NOE i.g.
Anyone know something about this?

Here is the "normal" SMB with securityscrews and code:

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v644/ninjaz1/IM000413.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v644/ninjaz1/IM000414.jpg

Here is the other SMB with no code and normal screws:

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v644/ninjaz1/IM000415.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v644/ninjaz1/IM000416.jpg

[rbudrick]

That's weird...there's no seal of quality either. Doesn't seem to be a pirate.....very strange.

I would have said that since it has three screws, it came out after the 5 screw one. However, since there's no seal, I would have thought it was earlier. That's quite a strange find...

-Rob

[SkiDragon]

There are also versions with and without the seal of quality in the US.

[Leroy]

Just because I've got my camera out:

http://pixyjunket.aorange.com/userpics/random/nesazn.jpg

[jajaja]

I guess they are asian copies? Mine is the same grey color as the original NES games :) And both are european region.
Those smallbox in the black series are just so much cooler than the pixel covers. I never liked the pixelcovers in the black series.

[Leroy]

Yup, the Super Marios are Asian (black) and Hong Kong (blue). Both have the cool light gray cartridge casing. I'm trying to find as many of these as I can but I can say I'm happy with what I've gotten. I do wish I had the box to Kid Icarus to pair it up with Metroid.