Heritage Auctions sold a copy of Stadium Events: Family Fun Fitness, released in 1987 by Bandai, for $66,000. Stadium Events: Family Fun Fitness ($66,000) As Nintendo gained popularity and time moved on, they eventually got the rights, which allowed Nintendo to make this game which is similar in some platforming aspects. The Popeye game was originally supposed to be Donkey Kong as Nintendo couldn’t get the Poopeye rights. The game originally came out as an arcade game and was then ported over to the NES. Most of the copies that are sold are at 9.4 or below which gives detail to its high value. Copies of this game that have a high grade rating are difficult to find. The sealed copy achieved a WATA 9.8 A+ rating. This copy of Popeye, released by Nintendo in 1986, was sold on Heritage Auctions for $63,000. It was the last TMNT game to come out on the NES and it did not disappoint in many ways such as allowing players to change turtles with differentiated moves when they died. Instead, it is a game that was directly made for the NES. This is not an arcade port like the TMNT games that came before it. The seal and the box allow the owner to look 30 years into the past and see an excellently preserved piece of it. The copy is as close as it can possibly get to being perfect. This sealed copy received a WATA 9.8 A++ rating.
This Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III: The Manhattan Project copy, released in 1992 by Konami, sold for $63,000 on Heritage Auctions. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III: The Manhattan Project ($63,000) This article is updated quarterly and serves to provide readers with the top 25 most expensive NES video games ever sold.Ģ5.
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The production of NES titles stopped in 1994 and the advent of professional third-party authentication and certification of video games from companies like WATA and CGC alongside sales from reputable auction companies and websites like Standard Gaming, allows us to catalog and track the most expensive NES titles ever publicly sold. This iconic system saw the release of some of the most popular and sought after rare video games in existence today. It was in 1986 that the NES took over the hearts of America after a successful 1985 Consumer Electronics show and December test market release. Originally the Famicom was created in 1983 so that people could play arcade games without having to leave their houses. Nintendo’s legendary first console to arrive on American shores, the NES–Nintendo Entertainment System–was a redesign of Nintendo’s Famicom console.
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