price check american snes ISSS

[Arthur-Otaku]

Which is the market value of us version of snes international super star soccer with box and manual

[Arthur-Otaku]

c´mon guys, anyone can give some seconds for this information?

[badinsults]

You might get into some arguments with people who claim it was never released in the Americas. If you could get us some scans to prove its existance, then that would help.

[Arthur-Otaku]

You might get into some arguments with people who claim it was never released in the Americas. If you could get us some scans to prove its existance, then that would help.

It was released in US, this title is common here in Brazil, Brazil = soccer country

[hydr0x]

haha esrb rating, although the artwork and design looks a little fishy overall

[Arthur-Otaku]

haha esrb rating, although the artwork and design looks a little fishy overall

This isn't original?

[vintagegamecrazy]

What's the part number on the cart, I'm curious?

[Arthur-Otaku]

if is pirate, forget it, this is an crap lol

[badinsults]

haha esrb rating, although the artwork and design looks a little fishy overall

I see nothing glaringly wrong with it. If it was a pirate, there would be something obvious.


At any rate, although it is a rare game, it is a sports game, nontheless. I wouldn't value it at more than $15-$20.

[vintagegamecrazy]

I'm still curious to see what the part number is it should be something like sns-???-usa or something, that may shed some light on the question.

[hydr0x]

I'm still curious to see what the part number is it should be something like sns-???-usa or something, that may shed some light on the question.

well, considering the ESRB rating it has to be USA, because that one is not used in Latin America. if it wouldn't have a ESRB Rating i'd say LTN is possible as code, but not this way imho

[vintagegamecrazy]

well, considering the ESRB rating it has to be USA, because that one is not used in Latin America. if it wouldn't have a ESRB Rating i'd say LTN is possible as code, but not this way imho

I don't understand what your saying, please explain.

[hydr0x]

ESRB ratings aren't used in Latin American, at least afaik, so usually an ESRB rating hints at a US release. US releases have the -USA code. Latin America only releases had the code -LTN, but no ESRB rating iirc.

[vintagegamecrazy]

That seems like an official game (non pirate) we need to do more research into this to see if it is legit or not, it would be a great find if it is legit.

[vintagegamecrazy]

Has anymore info surfaced for this game? I would love to prove this game as being real or not, if it's real then it would be the rarest Snes release in the states and would be worth a lot more than 15-20 dollars.

Can anybody shed some light on this game?

[suppafly]

I´ve seen hundreds of pirate games here in mexico. And that pic looks kind of fishy to me. I wouldnt be so sure its an original game!

[Sailorneorune]

There appears to be a part number in the top right hand corner of the instruction manual...

arthur - could you take a close-up picture of the manual, and maybe a picture of the back of the box? That may help put this argument to rest.

[badinsults]

Of course, the best way to tell if it is a pirate or not is to open it up and see what the rom chip is. If it is in the format SNS-xx-0 or something, it is definitely legit.

As for the ESRB thing, I believe it is on all releases in the Americas. For instance, the ESRB tag is on Canadian games, even though the ESRB is an American council.

[udisi]

I thought the nintendo seal of quality was always oval on US releases, the seal on this is circular. Conflict with esrb?

[Nes]

I'm convinced that ISSS was released legitimately in the Americas. We already have the evidence from the gaming mag that it was all set for release. They just decided to sell the cartridge where there was a bigger market instead of letting them collect dust in the US and Canada.