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Property from Video Game History Foundation Inc.
Mario Bros.: Nintendo's Breakthrough Game
Nintendo, Japan, circa 1983
Details
Mario Bros.: Nintendo's Breakthrough Game
Nintendo, Japan, circa 1983
Sample Famicon cartridge for the original Super Mario Bros., the outside cartridge composed of yellow plastic, with label in Japanese with manufacturing information including game's part number (HVC-SM), ROM revision numbers (CHR 0 and PRG 0), and plastic shell color (DIC 123), the internal PCB with part number HVC-NROM-256k-02S, populated by two rewritable EPROMs
Cartridge: 4 ½ x 2 ¾ x ¾ in. (10.8 x 6.9 x 1.2 cm.)
The earliest known copy, possibly the master copy, of the most influential video game of all time.
Nintendo, Japan, circa 1983
Sample Famicon cartridge for the original Super Mario Bros., the outside cartridge composed of yellow plastic, with label in Japanese with manufacturing information including game's part number (HVC-SM), ROM revision numbers (CHR 0 and PRG 0), and plastic shell color (DIC 123), the internal PCB with part number HVC-NROM-256k-02S, populated by two rewritable EPROMs
Cartridge: 4 ½ x 2 ¾ x ¾ in. (10.8 x 6.9 x 1.2 cm.)
The earliest known copy, possibly the master copy, of the most influential video game of all time.
Further Details
100% of the hammer price for this lot will benefit Video Game History Foundation Inc.(registered in California, United States with EIN number 81-1737317).
Vintage computers and machines have been preserved for their cultural and aesthetic importance in both the history of technology and the making of the modern world; they are composite items fabricated from multiple parts. The computers and machines in this sale may have been used by their original owners as tools in the trade over many years or indeed decades and may have been modified then or subsequently from their original form.
This lot is being sold as an antique and collectible only. The lot may not operate, function, or comply with current requirements or technical standards and may no longer be operational or fit for its original or any other purpose. Please see the Condition Report for further details.
Vintage computers and machines have been preserved for their cultural and aesthetic importance in both the history of technology and the making of the modern world; they are composite items fabricated from multiple parts. The computers and machines in this sale may have been used by their original owners as tools in the trade over many years or indeed decades and may have been modified then or subsequently from their original form.
This lot is being sold as an antique and collectible only. The lot may not operate, function, or comply with current requirements or technical standards and may no longer be operational or fit for its original or any other purpose. Please see the Condition Report for further details.
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