> ascensionofthewatchers wrote:
> > Tatsujin wrote:..that your new Super Famicom / Famicom stuff is really new?
> >
> > Since Nintendo japan decided to not seal their games, how collectors can make sure that they really buy new software?
> >
> > that what makes me really curious about
>
> I always used to check the flaps of the box, if they have been opened, you will most definately see it(fingernail dents or fingerprints).
Not necessarily. There is a way to open a flap with the blunt edge of a knife and not leave a mark OR bend the tabs. However, when a flap has been pulled back, it'll "Crack" the printing on the hinge crease and start to show through white (The colour of the cardboard box). Everytime a flap is opened, it makes this hinge crease a little bit weaker, and the more you open it the more wear it will suffer