Earlier this year, the perfect kind of Super Mario Bros. game of the NES sold for $ 660,000. Now, just three months later, The Legend of Zelda has tarnished the image. Friday, a rare, first-generation NES-type brand sold for $ 870,000 on the market.
Outside of one copy printed from the original production, it is believed that the game sold this week is one of the first copies The Legend of Zelda presence. According to Traditional Art, a cartridge that was sold on Friday is based on the “NES-R” production game. Nintendo only produced the game for a few months at the end of 1987. “Actually, this book is the first publication we can expect to be available,” the retailer said before the game went on sale.
However, $ 870,000 is a lot of money to spend on groups, whether they have mint or not. To make the price better, Heritage Auctions sold a copy of The Legend of Zelda from the most popular 1988 “Rev-A” game at $ 50,400 last year.
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