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97 Super Mario Bros NES Cartridges Found in Attic Shake Up Collector Market
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97 Super Mario Bros NES Cartridges Found in Attic Shake Up Collector Market

A forgotten box from over thirty years ago yielded 97 near-mint Super Mario Bros NES cartridges, according to Nintendo Wire. Beyond the headline, this discovery reignites questions about the real value of rare cartridges in a collector market already saturated with speculative record sales.

#Nintendo#NES#rétrogaming
Lumnix Editorial··3 min read
Hundred Rare Super Mario Bros. Cartridges Resurface, Shake Up NES Market
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Hundred Rare Super Mario Bros. Cartridges Resurface, Shake Up NES Market

Around a hundred cartridges from a previously unknown edition of Super Mario Bros. have just been discovered. The find is significant: in a retro-gaming market where a standard NES cartridge in good condition can fetch thousands of euros, an uncharted variant represents a seismic shift for collectors. What's at stake goes beyond a lucky attic find—it raises questions about authenticity, value, and the physical history of video games.

#NES#retro gaming#Super Mario Bros
Lumnix Editorial··3 min read