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(https://servimg.com/view/11659089/12)
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i'm really interested about the different ways in which pal nes games were sealed. i have found a number of different ways
red nintendo seal
solid red line seal
euro style blister pack
plain cellophane
black nintendo sticker
and the last one....
white round nintendo sticker with writing in grey (as can be seen on the castlevania box)- this one i have seen a number of different times, were they used to seal the console, (i don't think they were used to seal games)?
has anybody come across any other methods?
has anyone ever seen a red sealed mario or zelda game on the nes?
what other nes games have you seen with the red seal?
also pictured is castlevania 1 with a solid red seal going through it, which i am a bit dubious about!
(https://servimg.com/view/11659089/11)
(https://servimg.com/view/11659089/12)
(https://servimg.com/view/11659089/13)
(https://servimg.com/view/11659089/14)
(https://servimg.com/view/11659089/8)
(https://servimg.com/view/11659089/16)
i'm really interested about the different ways in which pal nes games were sealed. i have found a number of different ways
red nintendo seal
solid red line seal
euro style blister pack
plain cellophane
black nintendo sticker
and the last one....
white round nintendo sticker with writing in grey (as can be seen on the castlevania box)- this one i have seen a number of different times, were they used to seal the console, (i don't think they were used to seal games)?
has anybody come across any other methods?
has anyone ever seen a red sealed mario or zelda game on the nes?
what other nes games have you seen with the red seal?
also pictured is castlevania 1 with a solid red seal going through it, which i am a bit dubious about!