Found some NES games under my bed, what should I do with them ?

[KingDox]

I found some old NES games that I picked up from funcoland awhile back for some holoween costume idea I had. I never used them, and have no real use for them. Here is a pic of them.

http://cheapassgamer.com/forum/album_page.php?pic_id=699


if any CAG wants these throw me your best offer.

[Tromack]

Umm...play them?

[jbroush99]

There could be a Famicom to NES converter in one of those SMB or DH cartridges.

[sblymnlcrymnl]

Arts and Crafts time!

[jbroush99]

Take them apart and switch the boards. Then sell the lot on eBay as "rare" manufacturer errors. Somebody will be dumb enough to pay a lot more money for these games after they see they are highly collectable!

[daikaiju]

There could be a Famicom to NES converter in one of those SMB or DH cartridges.

That's some good thinking there - that makes me actually wonder if those older "converted" carts are worth more to people.

[KingDox]

Umm...play them?

my nes is in a box in my closet along with my other games, I have copy of SMB/Duckhunt in that box and I don't really have any need to play baseball. So that's why I don't really have any use for these.

[jimbodan]

I'd sell them, there easy to ways to play old nes games without an NES

[tholly]

send them to me.

[Querjek]

There could be a Famicom to NES converter in one of those SMB or DH cartridges.
Sorry, but not with these specific games.

Oh, and maybe it's just the picture quality, but is one of those Baseball labels blue and the other green?

[dracula]

There could be a Famicom to NES converter in one of those SMB or DH cartridges.

the only carts that have the converter you speak of are some of the copies of stack up and gyromite. The ones that have the converter weigh roughly 4 times the weight of a normal nes game and you cant miss them.

Most of the gyromite and stack up carts do NOT have the converter, i would guess less than ten percent of the gyromite and stack up carts actually have the converter.

[KingDox]

There could be a Famicom to NES converter in one of those SMB or DH cartridges.
Sorry, but not with these specific games.

Oh, and maybe it's just the picture quality, but is one of those Baseball labels blue and the other green?


that's not the picture, one copy of baseball has the name on top of the cart blue and another copy has the name in Green. I have no idea it matters or maybe one is more rare then the other. Also apon further cleaning I found another copy of duck hunt.

[punqsux]

i started an NES swap meet...post them there...maybe someone who just got an new would want them...because mario and duckhunt are awesome.

go post go post!
http://www.cheapassgamer.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=32488