SWEET FIND.  Not many of these are known to exist.  That is one of the 2 known games that have that code that I know of.  I bet your thrilled, I know I would be.

lol ye, who knows what it stands for Some think it stands for Greece, Portugal and Spain, but i doubt that. It would be logical for Portugal to have ESP game and did Greece even have NES?

Indeed, i just took out the game to see if it was complete and suddently i see the GPS code The game i mentioned from Germany is Little Nemo. I also discovered Chessmaster with GPS code. Most likely that one also came from Germany. I've had that one too for quite some time before i noticed the GPS code hehe. Since both these games most likely came from Germany i think maybe that the G stands for Germany. Still leaves out P and S tho.

I also think i have Rad Racer GPS, but its sealed so i cant know for sure. The reason why i think its GPS is because the guy who sold it had multiply copies. A friend of a friend bought Rad Racer from the same guy i got it from. He opened it and saw the GPS code. I've seen Rad Racer (not sealed) with GPS code for sale before so i know it excist atleast

For Rad Racer i cant get a pic right now, i will ask my friend if he could hook me up. My copy (which is most likely GPS as mentioned above) is sealed so i dont want to open it hehe Here is a pic i took earlier with Little Nemo.

Is French the only language on the back label? Any way you could take a quick pic of it and post it? I'd love to take a closer look!

Thanks,
-Dain

Ok, I'm thinking it's the "P" is definitely for Portugal, since the sticker is in Portuguese (not Spanish). Perhaps the "G" is for Germany and the "S" is for Spain or Scandanavia. I dunno

-Dain

I just sent Nintendo Power and email, asking them to find our for me.  They have always returned my emails in the past, so cross your fingers, we might have an answer soon.  Very werid though.

That red sticker is also on NTSC Color Dreams games from France, so I have a hunch that it's on games that were imported in France...which would explain the included French manual and the missing Portuguese manual.  Hence, I don't think GPS is from France, and is likely from at least Portugal like you guys have mentioned already.  It's also funny that it says European Version on the GPS ames, since the only other games that have that are FRG games, correct?