Super Mario World - Complete???

[aaron7]

If you like the game for playing, hell ya! The game is awesome. If collecting, then not unless you can get a cart for under $10 I'd say.

[DeuZZ]

Jibbajaba: Yeah I noticed that, but I'll just have to wait and see if it's the Player's Choice version or not, either way I'm just happy to have it complete.

[jajaja]

I have a complete copy of SMW PAL release. It got a red box. Its not players choice. Dont know how rare it compared to the US release.

[Ruudos]

Red box? Isn't that the Classic Version release?

[anagrama]

Pretty sure the red PAL one is a re-issue.

The original looks like this:

[jajaja]

Pretty sure the red PAL one is a re-issue.

The original looks like this:

No, im pretty sure its no re-release. Atleast it have no marks or stickers on it that indicates it.
Here are 2 pics.
The box is both in english and in french. It also have a Bandai mark on the back with the text "Distributed by Bandai / Distributé par Bandai"
I dont know where it was released, but what I've heard the red box is much harder to find than the yellow box anagrama showed.

If anyone have more info on this I would like to know

[Jorpho]

I've got the instruction booklet, but I surmise that those would be fairly common if they were included with the pack-in version (and they were, right?).

[aaron7]

Yes, the instructions were included with the SNES.

[Dr. Morbis]

I don't know if you guys are joking or not, but I got My SNES on November 29th, 1991 and it came with SMW as the packin. The game was boxed (non-million seller, obviously) like a standard SNES release. That was how the SNES was originally sold for (I'm guessing) a loooong time, so I find it very hard to believe that the non-million seller SMW box could be anything but very common.

[Bronty-2]

Non million seller SMW does exist complete, and about a year ago in a thread it was mentioned that it normally goes for about $100. I found one and posted it (ha ha $100 SMW), and some collector came on saying he was looking terribly but could never get one and that seemed to be the going rate.

Also another game that exists complete is Super Mario All-Stars (or maybe All-Stars / World), but I only saw it once ever for sale. I put all kinds of searches on my favorites with emails and never got an email. I am pretty sure that both of them exist.

Both definitely exist in non-million seller (I have sealed copies of each) and also million seller. I can scan the boxes sometime if anybody cares.

I think 100 US on a complete is too much, I've seen two sealed copies (including the one I bought) go for less than that. I'd say 50(?) on a complete, but I'm guessing here as I don't collect completes.

The non-million seller SMW is surprisingly tough as a sealed game though, that much is true. Whether or not that carries over to completes I don't know but it wouldn't surprise me.