Original 8-bit Nintendo

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CGR's On This Day in Gaming - NES Tests in NYC, October 18 - YouTube

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Damn nice collection

[HD Canuck]

After moving to Calgary, I dug thru a box and found my old system. Gonna have to hook it up to my TV one of these days and play some Duck Hunt.

Games I got include:
Blaster Master
Final Fantasy
Freedom Force
Goonies II
Joust
Metal Gear
Power Blade
Racket Attack
Rygar
Silent Service
Space Shuttle Project
Spy Hunter
Mario Bros
Super Mario Bros/Duck Hunt
Super Mario Bros. 2
Super Mario Bros. 3
Tetris
Time Lord
Top Gun
Winter Games

There were a bunch of stands selling NES games at the local Comic Expo earlier this spring. I couldn't believe the prices for some of the games.

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Woman Buys Old Nintendo Game For $7.99. Turns Out It's Worth $15,000

It's the archetypal jackpot story of flea markets, pawn shops and antiques roadshows. Someone pays a few dollars for a long-forgotten box at a swap meet and then discovers they have a five-figure rarity on their hands. That describes a North Carolina woman today, who purchased one of the rarest video games ever sold in the United States for $7.99 at a local Goodwill.

Stadium Events, one of the first exergaming titles, was only released in a test market in the northern United States in 1987. The next year, Nintendo bought the North American rights to its "Family Fun Fitness" mat, which then became the more well known Power Pad. Anything under the Family Fun Fitness brand was supposed to have been destroyed.