It looks like a 3rd world cart from India, or an Indian related manifacturing. Keep in mind, the rarity of these things. I doubt they would be new, and all. I would do snoop around the sellers history before making a purchase. The most I paid for a videogame was $200+ but at least it was already rare, and I could take it out of the box and play.

In comparison, $200 is not that much money and that
is like $350 dollars comparison right now.

It is up to you but, being the game collector I am, if I could
afford to buy a new car, right now, and had to choose.
I would buy a $500 dollar car from 1995, like the one my
boss owned, and then pay for that.

Again that is almost up their, and how many
of these do you come across that are sealed.
From the images it looks like the plastic or the box
took a beating.


Damn that thing looks new. If It was me, I would realize,
I am buying a mini-clone game, and the only reason would
be to collect the thing, when we all start using
rupees, and yen. Then again I doubt anybody in the langauge speaking world would want one. Otherwise
it would be nice piece to my collection, next to my crystal
skull.

Other wise all i know this is a sealed game. I would still need more information about the seller. Sealed game
nuts are more insane, then we playing collectors, who plays them. I doubt I could open this thing.