price check american snes ISSS

[DreamTR]

udisi: check that list again, ISS and ISS Deluxe are listed as "official" North American releases.

Granted I don't agree with some of Nintendo's list (they are missing things like Mountain Bike Rally/Speed Racer for SNES and have a bunch of random GBA and GBC games that were released in Europe but not in the USA, or unreleased period, but the game, box, manual, all have part numbers, all in English, all with ESRB ratings, all with the same statutes as any North American release. The argument could be it was released only in Mexico (like Super Copa) but that still constitutes it being a North American SNES released game. Can't argue with the box/manual. Also, I have seen ISS Deluxe (which was featured in Nintendo Power) sold in California mom and pop stores....

[udisi]

Well, I'm having trouble with my pdf reader all the sudden, Loading a blank white page atm. so I'm gonna have to go off memory. I almost certain MBR/Speedracer is in the pdf, and I know for sure MBR was, I did see the first ISS in the pdf, but didn't see the second ISS or super copa. I'm gonna keep trying to reload and see if somehow I missed ISS Deluxe, you said you saw it. Did you happend to catch the month/Year of release? I agree that the picks of the chips, and such were looking legit which if why I was so perplexed as to why would there seem to be a ligitamate release not included in the pdf. If I saw it on the pdf that would make me a believer in a US release. Super Copa I'm pretty sure was mexico only, Not arguing against NA release for either of these just US release. I withhold my previous judgement pending I re-examine the file. BTW the M/ makes sense, just a version without the qualifier and it's listing in the pdf would clinch it as a garenteed US release imo.

[DreamTR]

June 1995 for ISS
November 1995 for ISS Deluxe.

I see Mountain Bike Rally, but not the MBR/SR Double Pack.

Those lists for the older systems used to only be available to NIntendo employees years ago, and they STILL have not changed them.

Again, Nintendo does not classify their games as "US" releases. It's North American releases, they include Canada and Mexico as part of their overall releases. Super Copa or Tony Meola, no idea why that is not there when the cart has a US part number, but like I said before, I do not trust their lists completely because they are missing a few things.

I also recall ISS 2000 not being part of the N64 list at one time either.

[udisi]

well got my pdf working again, and both are listed you are correct. Deluxe was the one I thought wasn't on there, ISSS I always believed was a US a release. Anyone have pics of a complete ISSS Deluxe, for I have never seen one, but it would apear that it too is a legitamte US release.

Also you aren't mistaken, I still don't see ISSS 2000 in the n64 list. Do you have a US version of this? I've seen a PAL but not a US, I haven't done a ton of N64 stuff yet. Nintendo may have some missing, but Since both the ISSS SNES games are there, I'd say that the book is pretty much closed on them and they are legit.

[DreamTR]

udisi, ISS 2000 can be had on ebay usually, and I bought that game in the US, but it was at a mom and pop store. I do have a complete ISS Deluxe, and just traded off two doubles if it with manuals to some friends/collectors. ISS I could not verify existed as a US release because it was harder to find than ISSD.

The Nintendo list DOES have things that were not released in the USA for Game Boy Color and GBA, though. Not all of their lists are correct.

[DreamTR]

These really should be added to the SNES release list. I know we can't prove they were "sold" here except at Mom and Pop stores, but the games have USA part numbers, made in Japan, and all US warranty information in the manual, AND they are official Nintendo releases, AND on the official Nintendo North American release list for SNES.

If we have crap like Air Raid, or other games that were sold via mail order randomly for other systems on these lists, there should be no argument about the ISS Soccer games.

[miserere01]

June 1995 for ISS
November 1995 for ISS Deluxe.

I see Mountain Bike Rally, but not the MBR/SR Double Pack.

Those lists for the older systems used to only be available to NIntendo employees years ago, and they STILL have not changed them.

Again, Nintendo does not classify their games as "US" releases. It's North American releases, they include Canada and Mexico as part of their overall releases. Super Copa or Tony Meola, no idea why that is not there when the cart has a US part number, but like I said before, I do not trust their lists completely because they are missing a few things.

I also recall ISS 2000 not being part of the N64 list at one time either.

So wait, would Super Copa be considered part of the complete US SNES collection then, with a US serial?

[DreamTR]

miser: It has a US part #, BUT Nintendo does not include it on their list of North AMerican releases. It is really a variation of TOny Meola's Soccer for SNES with different teams. I would include it because it's different enough IMO. Only that and Mountain Bike Rally/Speed Racer are not on the official Nintendo list.

[suppafly]

I just thought that someone here might want to know that I have a complete copy of ISS Deluxe for SNES up for sale on ebay

http://cgi.ebay.com/International-Su...em320090345442

Thanks for your time

[suppafly]

Again for one more time! Another complete copy of ISSD on ebay!

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...m=320123600102

thanks for your time!

[badinsults]

Again for one more time! Another complete copy of ISSD on ebay!

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...m=320123600102

thanks for your time!

You do know there is an ebay forum for advertising your auctions.

[vintagegamecrazy]

So have we agreed on what the guide value and rarity will be for ISS yet?

[Speedy_NES]

So have we agreed on what the guide value and rarity will be for ISS yet?

I sold the original ISS (not Deluxe) cart-only for $100 on eBay around a month ago.

[50TBRD]

Prices vary way too much to pin it down.

Rarity is also a little of a subjective thing as it's rare in USA but not in South America. Difficult to obtain in USA at any rate.

I know that there are tons of these in South America but it stinks that its a matter of bidding wars to obtain them. They go for far more than I know that they should.

[newby101]

I managed a video game store back around the time when the 3DO and Jaguar came out. It was the policy of the owner to have one of every game for rent and I'm pretty sure we had a copy of ISS for rent.

[vintagegamecrazy]

Sorry to dig this up, but what is the final status of this game? Will it be in the US section or in a Mexico section or South america? Any idea on rarity as of now? I gotta know as it's a burnin' curiosity for me!

[DreamTR]

vintage: Nintendo releases games as North AMerican versions, not as country specific out here. With that said, the game is a bonafide US release. Copies have been found in the US, and MExico, and Canada, but I am sure the bulk of the small print run went to a distributor in Mexico.

The 3 games like this are ISS, ISSD, and SUper Copa. Those are all bonafide North American NTSC releases. They have ESRB ratings. Nothing fishy about them at all.

[vintagegamecrazy]

Thanks Dream. Editors, can we get these listed in the US game releases section soon?

[50TBRD]

Been meaning to scan this in but haven't until today. Gamepro April 95 page 100.

http://i76.photobucket.com/albums/j5/50TBRD/IIS.jpg

[skem]

Both ISS and ISSD are for sale right now on Nintendoage.com