That game copy ended up selling for $156,000 back in November. 3, which was also left forgotten in someone’s closet. The previous record holder for highest selling video game at a Heritage auction was an unopened copy of Super Mario Bros. But ironically, the game sold for a mere $25 when it first went on sale back in 1985. MMXXI is a fan made mario clone game, inspired by Original SMB and SMB: levels, and slightly Super Mario Bros 2 on Sega Genesis. Why someone paid $660,000 for an old NES game, we can’t say. “Never say never, but there's a good chance it can't be done.” “Since the production window for this copy and others like it was so short, finding another copy from this same production run in similar condition would be akin to looking for single drop of water in an ocean,” said Heritage Auctions Video Games Director Valarie McLeckie in a statement. when Nintendo was wrapping the game in plastic shrink wrap.
Heritage Auction also says this particular game copy was produced rather early in the production run for Super Mario Bros. There is also an option to generate a random map. You can play continuously or select a level out of 32 any time you want. Use Shift/CTRL to Fire/Sprint.Use P to pause and M to mute. For games with a similar title, see Super Mario Bros. The product itself is still contained inside its plastic shrink wrap. Use arrows or W-A-S-D keys to move Mario, to jump higher hold the button. “It stayed in the bottom of my office desk this whole time since the day I bought it," the original owner told Heritage Auction.Īs a result, the game’s condition is nearly perfect, earning it a 9.6 out of 10 rating. However, the original owner ended up placing it inside a desk drawer only to forget about for the next 36 years. The original PC version of 'Super Mario 3: Mario Forever' was released by Buziol Games, a developer that specializes in clones and remakes of classic platform games like 'Super Mario,' 'Sonic the. game copy was bought in the mid-1980s as a Christmas gift. 'Super Mario 3: Mario Forever' is a remake of the original Nintendo classic 'Super Mario Brothers' game released in the 1980s.
The insane amount obliterates the previous record for most money paid for a single video game, according to Heritage Auction, which facilitated the sale. has just been auctioned off for $660,000.
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