Famicom World

Pirates & Hacks

There's not a whole lot that's special about this cartridge. It's Super Mario Bros., but it isn't the legitimate Nintendo Co., Ltd. release.

What might be a bit interesting about this pirate is the information on the label. Many pirate labels never even try to emulate a legitimate label. But this one is somewhat convincing, aside from Family Computer having been written in English. I'm fascinated by the product code, because it makes me curious what "LB" stands for; maybe the makers. And the code is numbered "35," which might mean there are at least 34 other pirated games made by the same company.

This pirate came as a part of a lot from eBay and wouldn't be worth but a couple of dollars.

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Super Mario Bros. 
Platform Famicom
ID HVC-SM 
Developer  
Publisher Nintendo 
Players  
Genre  
Release Date 09/13/1985 
Retail Price ¥4500
Current Value  
Saving Option  
NES NTSC Super Mario Bros. 
NES PAL Super Mario Bros. 
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Pirates & Hacks



Pirate cart with its own ID number.
Pirate cart with its own ID number.