Stadium Events Complete Nintendo NES

Stadium Events Complete Nintendo NES

Written by Link 03. May, 2012 7 Comments

Stadium Events? Yup. This game was pulled from store shelves, making it without a doubt, the hardest to find licensed, released, game available on the Nintendo Entertainment System.

It sucks that for such a valuable game, the seller has posted one measly iPhone taken photo.

Not sure what the value is on a CIB copy these days, but its not cheap.

Be careful with this one, signs point to it being a fake.

Auction Here

Also:

Small Lot With Several Rare NES Titles - Overpriced though. Bubble Bobble 2, Little Samson, Snow Bros. etc.
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Thanks Rob & Nick.

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7 Responses to “Stadium Events Complete Nintendo NES”

  1. portnoyd Reply 03. May, 2012 at 6:02 am

    It’s fake. The image is shopped. The guy pulled it once already.

  2. Thessalya Reply 04. May, 2012 at 12:01 am

    Really? Any evidence or hints how to check this? I’m curious :)

  3. James Reply 04. May, 2012 at 2:09 am

    The person who owns this particular game is 99% sure it is his picture. Plus, the name looks photoshopped and looks to be hovering. Shades are off, just a weird auction. If you ask for more pics, he doesnt respond, or if he does blows you off. Just a word of the wise before you are out $$$$

  4. BulkSlash Reply 04. May, 2012 at 3:50 am

    Yeah the image looks Photoshopped to me too. The top edge of the label on the cartridge and the top edge of the box both have some mystery pixels along them.

    There’s a lot of grain and blurring too which suggests he’s trying to hide the joins…

  5. portnoyd Reply 04. May, 2012 at 4:38 am

    D_N_G is certain that’s a shopped pic of his manual, that’s how I know.

  6. Link Reply 04. May, 2012 at 6:24 am

    Nice catch guys. Updated.

  7. Alski Reply 04. May, 2012 at 7:37 am

    So if you bought this, found out it was fake, how would you get your money back?

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