Tengen Game Carts (Licensed and Non)

[Jasoco]

So do.. did we. It's lost somewhere, but it has to be in the house somewhere. I also have the grey one which I just got the other day and a black one I bought for a trade with a member.

 

If I could count all the games that are probably packed in a box somewhere, there's gotta be 20 or 3o NES, SNES and N64 games out there. Oh, and a couple GCN ones too! We're missing Dark Summit and Rogue Squadron 2. Sad thing is, they're probably in the attic.. which means they'll NEVER be found.

[KaineMaxwell]

Here's a good list for you:

http://www.planetnintendo.com/thewarpzone/tengen.html

 

I have both the licenced and unlicenced Pac-Man carts myself.

[Jasoco]

Funny thing is the GS here has quite a few of the black cart versions of some of those. But no really rare ones. Just commoners. Like Vindicators which is less than a buck but has the damn owners name marker'd on the label. Dammit. NOT THE LABEL!!!! I like to avoid buying "Marked" carts whenever possible. Especially when it's on the label. And for a buck, it would have been a nice addition.

[somePUNK]

i accually like marked carts if adds to them to know some else enjoyed them and it makes them different like they havea story behind them

[Jasoco]

I'm guilty of marking a few carts in my day. Especially the N64 carts which were sadly stricken with No-Label-On-Top-So-I-Can't-Figure-Out-What-Game-is-What Syndrome. Would it have hurt Nintendo to design them with a second label on the top?

 

If you're gonna write on a cart, please do it on the plastic. That part's much more easily cleaned.