View Full Version : Super Tennis Lable variations
snes_collector
10-16-2005, 03:51 PM
I just picked up 2nd(without knowing I already have it) copy of Super Tennis, and they have different labels. The one I got today is ESRB rated "E" while the other doesn't, also on the serial number, there is the number "1" added to the end of it. Just pointing ths out incase you guy's didn't know. ;)
mills
10-16-2005, 04:09 PM
I loved this game growing up, I don't think many people enjoy it but I loved it. Very very very fun game.
RevQuixo
10-16-2005, 07:29 PM
Nintendo does that with re-releases such as the "player's choice" line of games or simply when they repackage the game for a second run like I know they did with Super Bomberman 2.
hydr0x
10-17-2005, 06:22 AM
Nintendo does that with re-releases such as the "player's choice" line of games or simply when they repackage the game for a second run like I know they did with Super Bomberman 2.
no, not really true
while those re-releases are one example of label/box changes (that are represented by -1, -2, ... codes) every single change made to a label/box/manual, wether it was a typo, a logo change or a copyright update, results in a -1 (or subsequent)
RevQuixo
10-17-2005, 12:44 PM
Nintendo does that with re-releases such as the "player's choice" line of games or simply when they repackage the game for a second run like I know they did with Super Bomberman 2.
no, not really true
while those re-releases are one example of label/box changes (that are represented by -1, -2, ... codes) every single change made to a label/box/manual, wether it was a typo, a logo change or a copyright update, results in a -1 (or subsequent)
Which is essentially what I said.
1) Greatest Hits
2) Subsequent runs ie: repackages
While I didn't go into the minuta of Nintendo's policy, I covered the basics.