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Rare Recalled NES Game Stadium Events On Ebay For $99,000

An anonymous reader writes Via Eurogamer comes news of possibly the rarest of all NES games selling on the auction site Ebay for a staggering 99,000 Dollars at this time, with 4 days left to go. The game in question the 1987 NES game Stadium Events was released then pulled only 2 days later. Stadium Events was released by Bandai as a test title for its Family Fun Fitness Control Mat — an early version of the technology now found in Dance Dance Revolution floor pads. But Nintendo acquired the technology for itself, just as the game was being released. The company ordered an immediate return of all copies so the game could be rebranded with Nintendo's version of the controller mat, now named as the NES Power Pad .

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  1. God-damn. by CohibaVancouver · · Score: -1, Flamebait

    Time to put my flame suit on.

    Done.

    You want to know why they hate us? *THIS* is why they hate us. $100K for an effing OLD VIDEO GAME?

    You know how many schools you could build in Kenya for $100K? How many goats you could buy for needy families? How many girls you could send to school in Afghanistan? How many life-saving vaccinations you could dispense? How many malaria nets? How many wells you could dig?

    Hey bidders, if you seriously have this kind of coin go spend it on something that will honestly make a difference in the life of a kid.