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Gemini-Phoenix's Sealed PAL Nintendo 64 Collection

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I have had an N64 ever since the day Ocarina Of Time came out. For about four years, I only ever had four games as N64 games were expensive and I was more interested in the PlayStation at the time. Ocarina Of Time, Mario 64, Goldeneye, and Turok Rage Wars were all I had until one day I discovered eBay! My love for the N64 then flourished, and I could get hold of some games I had never had the chance to originally. Back then, sealed N64 games were cheaper, and more common. I picked up quite a few in 2001 / 2002, and then the GameCube came along and N64 titles dried up and Toys R Us took their stock off their shelf to make way for the new console. A shame really, as they had all the titles that are considered hard to find these days, like Pokemon Stadium II; Majora's Mask; Turok 3; Mario Party 3; And Paper Mario to name but a few...

Then began my obsessive sealed game collecting. I have always bought sealed games, but I then got hold of Pokemon Stadium 2 at a bargain price from Toys R Us just before the GameCube came out. After that, I decided to keep my N64 games (And other games) sealed for the future. I then picked up some rarer sealed titles from eBay, like Mario Party 2; Banjo Tooie; Super Smash Bros; And Paper Mario (Which I have only ever seen 3 copies sold on eBay since I have been collecting!)

Some of my games were easier to get hold of than others. Some were a lot more expensive than others! Donkey Kong 64 was a good bargain ~ At the time, the seller had a bulk load and was flooding eBay with them, so their value dropped to about £15-£25. Now, like many other sealed N64 games, the value has risen again!

All my games are PAL copies, and all have the red Nintendo tear strip, with the exception of Pokemon Puzzle League which has the solid red tear strip; And Pokemon Stadium which is sealed with clear circlular stickers with the Nintendo logo on them over the end flap

Here is my collection of factory sealed PAL Nintendo 64 games:

~ ~ Pictures coming soon! ~ ~

1080° Snowboarding

Automobili Lamborghini

Banjo Kazooie

Banjo Tooie

Blast Corps

Bomberman 64

Bomberman Hero

Cruis’n USA

Dark Rift

Diddy Kong Racing

Donkey Kong 64 (With Expansion Pak)

F1 Grand Prix

F-Zero X

Glover

Jet Force Gemini

Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards

Knife Edge

Lylat Wars

Mario Kart 64

Mario Party II

Mario Party III

Mario Tennis

Mickey’s Speedway USA

Paper Mario

Perfect Dark

Pilotwings 64

Pokemon Puzzle League

Pokemon Snap

Pokemon Stadium (Box set with Transfer Pak)

Pokemon Stadium II

Rakugakids

Ridge Racer 64

Snowboard Kids

Star Wars: Episode I Racer

Star Wars: Rogue Squadron

Star Wars: Shadows Of The Empire

Super Smash Bros.

Tetrisphere

The Legend Of Zelda: Majora’s Mask

The New Tetris

Topgear Overdrive

Wipeout 64
wow amazing!
It seems that you own all big N64 title sealed ... very impressive !
> Pascal wrote:It seems that you own all big N64 title sealed ... very impressive !

Not quite! I would love to own sealed copies of Goldeneye; Mario 64; Ocarina Of Time; Mario Party I; Wave Race; Conker's Bad Fur Day; Mario Golf; Crusin' World; Body Harvest; Snowboard Kids II; Excitebike 64; All the Turok's; And Yoshi's Story

A few of my collection are games that I bought on a whim just to add to the collection. I had never heard of Dark Rift or Knife Edge until I saw them for sale on eBay. Luckily, both auctions didn't have many bidders / viewers, so I managed to get them quite cheap. At the end of the day, I was happy to add any old sealed N64 game to my collection, regardless of if I liked it or not. If it's cheap, i'll have it!

It also seems that some sealed games are more commonly seen than others, judging by some other collections on here. Automobili Lamborghini is one such game, as is Perfect Dark and Pokemon Snap!
I know someone who has a sealed copy of Conker. He owns a second hand game store and someone brought conker to sell it there
Whoa, Awsome Collection... Puts all the others to shame
you have one hell of a n64 collection , i thought mine was good until you shamed me .
any pictures yet ??
> happyheed wrote:any pictures yet ??

Not yet. I am currently sorting through my spare room. N64 and Dreamcast games are right at the back unfortunately, and very hard to get to. They were put there as they are the collections that are less frequently added to, unlike PS2 and DS which are usually at the front as they get added to on a weekly basis.
have you ever seen a conkers bad fur day with the red nintendo seal?
> rbundrd wrote:have you ever seen a conkers bad fur day with the red nintendo seal?

I am not 100% certain, but I believe Toys R Us may have had some back in the day, but I can't really remember for definite.
THe picz!! Wii need the picz!!!
i don't remember seeing one on ebay.

did any of the turok games come with a red seal?
> rbundrd wrote:i don't remember seeing one on ebay.
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> did any of the turok games come with a red seal?

I've seen (And previously bidded on in teh past) Rage Wars and also Turok III with red Nintendo strips.

I'll also add (Even though nobody actually asked) that Expansion Pak's and Memory Pak's also come sealed with a red Nintendo tear strip. These also come with circular stickers over the flaps, which I assume are put on in-store for those who unwrap games for security, as both my copy of Ocarina Of Time and my Expansion Pak came this way (I bought them before I was more "Sealed aware")
have you seen controllers with the red tear strip?
No, I haven't. As far as I know, these come as standard with just a clear circular sticker with the Nintendo logo on them, much like Pokemon Stadium. The reason Expansion Pak's and Memory Pak's have tear strips is because they both come in the same size box's as N64 games. Also, the box's for Rumble Pak's is slightly chunkier than the others, and as far as I know these also come with the circular stickers with Nintendo logo on them

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