NES Games
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NES game prices follow a simple rule: the cartridge is common, the packaging is not. Loose carts are the standard way NES games change hands, since most boxes were thrown out in the 80s, so a surviving box and manual can multiply a game's price several times over, and rare NES games are expensive in any condition.
BuyMap gathers the eBay listings for each NES title in one table so you can see what a loose cart, a cart with manual, and a complete-in-box copy actually sell for side by side. Label condition drives loose cart pricing more than anything, so check photos closely, and use the condition and total-price columns to compare fairly across sellers. Common carts like Super Mario Bros. cost a few dollars while low-print titles and clean complete copies of the sought-after black-box games climb steeply from there.
Open any game in the catalog to compare its listings. If a title isn't in the catalog, the home page search still finds it, since that covers all of eBay by name.