investmentspoy.blogg.se

If you have a couple of vintage video games stuffed in a drawer, you might want to dust them off and check what they are worth.

Before that, another copy of Super Mario Bros. At the time, it was the most valuable video game in the world. Last year Heritage Auctions was involved in selling a Super Mario Bros. This is not the first time that Nintendo has tipped the auction scales in terms of value and price. The most valuable video game in the world we’ve ever had the opportunity to offer,” the description on the bidding page reads. “Not only is this the finest plastic-sealed copy with a perforated cardboard hangtab we’ve ever offered of any black box title, it is also the oldest sealed copy of Super Mario Bros. With the Buyer’s Premium, the bidder will have to fork over $372,000 to complete the sale. The cartridge is currently listed on Heritage Auctions, with the highest bid (at the time of writing) being a whopping $310,000. WATA graded it as an A+ for the seal’s quality, meaning that it’s in near-mint condition, but has a few small flaws. cartridge for the NES system is still factory-sealed in the original box and has been graded as 9.6 in quality by WATA. But an original copy in mint condition has just gone to auction for over $310,000. When it launched in 1985, the suggested retail price for a Super Mario Bros.

Over the course of four decades, the title has sold more than 50 million copies worldwide. and it quickly became one of the most popular videogames of the ‘80s. Two years later, Nintendo released a follow-up called Super Mario Bros. that American players started to take notice. It wasn’t until 1983, with the release of the arcade video game Mario Bros. Nintendo started way back in 1889 in Japan, and the only thing it produced was playing cards.