Nintendo World Championships 1990 NES w NWC Controller

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1990 Nintendo World Championships NES Lot

Auction Includes;

Original letter from Nintendo
NWC Oakland Competitor Ticket
NWC Semifinalist Hat
Home Movies of the Nintendo World Championship Event
A NES controller from NWC competition station, Controller #1
Grey NWC 1990 Cart, number 183

Starting bid is set at $11,990.90. 3 days left in the auction at the time of this posting.

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NWC Controller One

Contra Force NES Factory Sealed

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Contra Force for the NES factory sealed. Already over the $500 mark with three more days to go.

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Contra Force Gameplay Video

Donkey Kong Country Competition Cartridge

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Looking for a Donkey Kong Country Competition Cart to add to your SNES collection? Well theres one up on ebay with only 16 hours left at the time of this posting. The cart was originally used by Blockbuster rental stores for in store tournaments, collect as many bananas as you can in a 5 minute time limit.

How high will it go? I'm guessing in the $800+ range.

* End of Auction note: sold for $975.00 *

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Nes Campus Challenge Cart

JJgames on ebay auctioned off the one of a kind 1991 Nintendo Campus Challenge NES cart at the start of this month. After 48 bids the auction ended at a whopping $20,100. Quite a interesting story reading through the Wiki info. If only we could all be so lucky and find something like this at a garage sale.

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The official event gave player 6 minutes and 21 seconds to play in the contest, which is divided up into three minigames. The first minigame of the competition is to collect 25 coins in Super Mario Brothers 3. The next minigame is a version of Pin*Bot where players must get 100,000 points. The final minigame is Dr. Mario and this lasts until time expires. Once time does expire, a player's score is totaled using the following formula:
Super Mario Bros. score times 10
+ PinBot score
+ Dr. Mario score times 100

There is only one known copy of the 1991 Campus Challenge cartridge in existence. The game was found by a video game collector, Rob Walters, at a garage sale in New York [1] in 2006. The game sold for $14,000 in July 2009[2] After 3 months the game was resold on ebay for $20,100.00.[3]

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Last minute bidding on the 1991 Nintendo Campus Challenge Ebay Auction

Custom Green Legend of Zelda Cart

From around Ebay: Custom Green Legend of Zelda NES Cart.
New translucent green cartridge case with a used original Legend of Zelda circuit board inside. Artwork is custom printed on extra thick photo proofing paper. Ebay member gen.jackd.ripper is selling them for a 29.99 Buy it Now with free shipping.

Metal Nintendo Repair Mario Sign

A pressed metal sign of "Nintendo Repair Mario" that was made in 1992. The auction doesn't say anything about its size but from the photo you can see its sitting on top of some wooden tv trays. Tv trays like that are around 19" wide, so I'm guessing the sign is a pretty good size. Something neat to hang on the wall in the game room. Bidding is only at 5 bucks with day or so left to bid.

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Atari Video Game Brain

Ebay Auction Spotlight: A Atari 2600 Video Game Brain Select a Game System. Holds, plays and stores 6 Atari 2600 games. Looking at the instructions it appears that if you had a 2nd Video Game Brain system you could connect the two for double the storage. Complete in box and set at a $65.00 Buy it Now.

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Tenegn AC Adaptor for the NES

Tengen, the makers of Tetris, also had a line of Tengen Video Game Accessories. This listing on ebay features a factory sealed Tegen NES AC Adaptor. You rarely see these pop up on ebay opened and it's even more uncommon to find a factory sealed copy. Buy it now is set at $125 US with free shipping.

Via: Ebay , gameSniped

Tengen NES AC Back of Box

Lifecycle Exercise Bike

Current auction for a Life Fitness Life Cycle Exercise Bike for the SNES. Starting bid is $300 with $150 for shipping. Local pickup is listed as free. This is the first version of the life cycle that was released around 1995. The cycle hooks to your snes system via a small box which allows you to play two of the games that were released. Mountain Bike Rally and Speed Racer.  So if your looking to get in shape for the new year and collect odd snes gear check this auction out.

Via: Ebay