Less than two days after the rare sealed copy of The Legend of Zelda broke the record for the most expensive video game sold at auction, the unopened perfect copy of Super Mario 64 was sold at a high price of $1,560,000 on Sunday Broke this record. This video game stands out with a Wata rating of 9.8 A++, which is the highest possible rating. “Well, we are a bit speechless about this,” Heritage Auctions wrote in the article. “What can we say to copy the justice it deserves?
The cultural significance of this title and its importance to the history of video games is crucial, and the conditions of this copy are so impressive that we are really lost Here. If you’ve made up your mind to get the highest-rated copy of the best-selling video game on Nintendo 64, this is Nintendo’s first 3D Nintendo mascot Mario adventure game, we just get a piece of advice-it’s not Friday No chance. The sealed copy of The Legend of Zelda is one of the oldest production variants of Nintendo’s beloved game, and when it was sold at auction for $870,000, it broke the most expensive video game for the first time Record. Founded only three months ago, the unopened Super Mario Bros. Sold at auction in April for $660,000. All three records were created during the Heritage Auctions auction.
“The Legend of Zelda marked the beginning of one of the most important legends in video games; its historical significance cannot be underestimated,” Heritage video game expert Valarie McLeckie said in a statement. Although the sealed copy only received a Wata rating of 9.0, which is lower than Mario’s 9.6 ratings, according to the auction. Home, scarcity, this sealed “Legend of Zelda” makes it a “real collectible”. “This is the only copy of an earlier work we have the opportunity to provide, and maybe we will have the opportunity to provide it over the years,” the Heritage Auction article said.
“Considering that this variant was only produced for a few months at the end of 1987, and was not finally replaced by the “Rev-A” variant until early 1988, this statement may not come as a surprise to collectors. In the provided “NES There is only one other variant before the “R” variant, and that is the “NESTM” variant. This is the real first product. However, it is generally believed that only a sealed “NESTM” example exists, and it is not known whether this copy will Put it on the market. Essentially, this copy is the first sealed copy that people hope to get.
“This Legend of Zelda variant is just one of two known sealed copies that have been evaluated by the video game rating company Wata. “I am very confident in this game, but I still feel that the reality of today’s bidding exceeds my view of the results of the game,” McClekie added. “Creating history has never been an easy task. I am really proud to be involved again.”
