I purchased a complete copy of Zelda II for less than $40 on eBay but the Nintendo label seems a bit distorted. There are other complete copies of this game selling for $100 and the Nintendo label is not as distorted. Did I buy a pirated copy?
@Don You may find this helpful. "How to spot fake Nintendo games"
by Kelsey Lewin (of Pink Gorilla Games store Seattle WA) on with Metal Jesus.
I recall it being a good video. I think they also make recommendations for finding & buying older cartridge games, too.
@Don estarland.com is respectable. In the above video or another, Metal Jesus/Kelsey Lewin mention a few respectable stores for buying classic games. eStarland is one of them. The store is located in the western DC burbs. I've been there and ordered from there myself. It's part warehouse, part office building, and their retail area is packed lots of great stuff, and VERY organized. I was impressed.
For classic games they can have multiple buying options, from cart only to Complete(used) = cart/box/manual.
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