Forget rare! :) Whats the most common game of all time!!
From Combat to SMB/DH, what's the most common US game on the planet?
All Mighty King of the Commons - SMB/DH
2600 - Combat
O2 - KC M?
INTV - Baseball?
Colecovision - DK?
NES - SMB/DH
SMS - Shinobi? (built in games count?)
Snes - SMW
Genesis - Sonic 1
TG16 - Military Madness?
32x - Doom?
Sega CD - sewer shark
Saturn - Datona? Virtua Fighter?
N64 - Goldeneye 007?
PSX - Gran Torismo 2?
DC - ?
PS2 - ?
GC - ?
Xbox - ?
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Super Mario Bros. 3? The hype of The Wizard, the huge NES installed base, the rabid fan following...
SMB/DH
Madden
Bases Loaded
Combat
INTV MLB Baseball
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No contest... it's Super Mario Bros/Duck Hunt. We're up to our necks in 2600 versions of Pac-Man as well, and I suspect that we'd have just as many E.T.s floating around had they not been buried in New Mexico.
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Without a shadow of a doubt it HAS to be SMB/DH.
There can be only one King of the Commons dangit!!Originally Posted by Arcade Antics
Fear your thoughts because they become your words
Fear your words because they become your actions
Fear your actions because they become your habits
Fear your habits because they become your character
Fear your character because it becomes your destiny
Therefore: Thinking and nurturing positive thoughts, at any point in your life, can change your destiny.
Well, it's got to be a race between Combat or SMB/Duck Hunt. Anyone got stats as to how many 2600's and NES were released?
I, Garland, shall knock you all down!
Forget Combat, ET gets the stinker. Atari didn't have to bury millions of Combat.
Other dishonorable common games: Dragon Warrior (free with Nintendo Power subscription at one time), SMB/DH (pack in for many years) and SMB3 (overly popular)
Another day, another dollar... wake me when it's payday.
still playing games
SMB/DH
Combat
NBA Live 95
What about Grand Theft Auto 3? How many millions has it sold?
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From my own personal experience in the matter:
I barely even "thrift" at all. But when I do.. one thing is pretty much a constant. You WILL find one.. (if not two or more) Super Mario Bros/ Duck Hunt.
Combat's are hit and miss. Pacman sometimes, ET's occasionally. But smb/dh is KING
Heh, you're ALL wrong! The most common game is Super Tennis for the SNES. The flea market here has ten of them factory sealed!
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How about Tetris on the Game Boy?
Does anyone know how many of the original Game Boys were sold? I know the Game Boys in their various transformations have sold well into the hundreds of millions, but how many of those were the originals with the pack-in Tetris game?
smb-dh my funcos by me have at least 50 of them each.
Sorry Ryan, but your girlfriend is in another school.
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30 million GB-Tetris games were produced according to the Tetris history site.
Fear your thoughts because they become your words
Fear your words because they become your actions
Fear your actions because they become your habits
Fear your habits because they become your character
Fear your character because it becomes your destiny
Therefore: Thinking and nurturing positive thoughts, at any point in your life, can change your destiny.
Every store that I go into that sells Nintendo games there is AT LEAST 30 SMB/Duck Hunt. I have NEVER seen ANY other game as much as SMB/Duck Hunt.
**Mr-E_MaN throws a copy of SMB/Duck Hunt on the ground and calmly walks away**
~Rich
its smb/dh for sure.
smb/dh for nes
Keith courage in alpha zones for tg-16
Super mario 2
Super mario 3
Super mario world for snes
The legend of zelda for nes
Legend of zelda 2 for nes
Legend of zelda:a link to the past for snes
Combat for atari 2600
ET for atari 2600
Gyromite for nes
Baseball for nes
soccer for nes
Alterd beast for genisis
Pacman for atari 2600
sonic the hedgehog for genisis
sonic speedball for genisis
sonic 2 for genisis
sonic 3 for genisis
sonic and knuckles for genisis
Tetris for gameboy
Tetris for nes
Tetris attack for snes
Tetris 2 for snes
Mike tyson's punch out for nes
Metroid for nes
Metroid 2 for gameboy
super metroid for snes
street fighter 2 for snes,genisis
Super punch out for snes
Kid Icrus for nes,gameboy
Pinball for nes
Top 10 ever?
1. Super Mario & Duck Hunt. Seriously, I doubt any game comes remotely close.
2. Combat for the 2600. I've never seen a place that has Atari stuff and not have this game.
3. Space Invaders for the 2600. This has to be neck and neck with Combat.
4. Pac-Man for the 2600: See #2 and #3
5. Super Mario 3: If someone has an NES collection for sale, or there is an NES dealer around you, I would be shocked if they didn't have at least one of these.
6. Super Mario World: Every time the Goodwilll by my house gets SNES games in, at least three of these show up.
7. Sonic the Hedgehog: The game that put Sega on the map.
8. Sonic 2: Almost as common as Sonic 1.
9. Dragon Warrior: NES. I think there is something like ten million copies out there in the US.
10. Super Mario All-Stars: I think this is slightly more common that Zelda for the SNES. But it's pretty close.
And to think I paid about $45 for my copy x_x >
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