Gaming Super Mario Party game cart selling on eBay

[MSearles]

A person claiming to have found a working Super Mario Party game cart near an airport is selling it on eBay. Currently, the highest bid is over $200.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/UNRELEASED...829884?hash=item21485ac87c:g:924AAOSw1tNbpayg

 

[OkazakiTheOtaku]

Huh, wasn't expecting actual video proof. That's pretty crazy. Looks like someone at Nintendo screwed up and left it somewhere.

RIP that Switch though, wouldn't be surprised if it was banned.

 

[MSearles]

Anyone who wins this auction will receive the game just days before its official release date. I don't understand why anyone would be willing to pay so much to receive it just days before its official release.

 

[yacepi15]

Huh, wasn't expecting actual video proof. That's pretty crazy. Looks like someone at Nintendo screwed up and left it somewhere.

RIP that Switch though, wouldn't be surprised if it was banned.

He's using a legit cart, so, he should be able to call Nintendo if his story is legit. But seems too good to be true, i think it is "a copy that fell from the truck" or in another words, a stolen one.

 

[OkazakiTheOtaku]

Anyone who wins this auction will receive the game just days before its official release date. I don't understand why anyone would be willing to pay so much to receive it just days before its official release.

I agree. Reminds me of that guy that paid a small fortune to play No Man's Sky a week or two before release. That said, if you are affluent and have money to burn, why not?

 

[Joe88]

I actually found it near my airport on the ground

Obviously this is stolen

But anyway hope whoever gets it dumps it early

 

[Zhongtiao1]

It's legitimately possible he found it on the ground in an airport. Nintendo is based in Redmond, not too far from Seattle. Makes sense if someone was carrying it to a convention or somewhere.

 

[sup3rgh0st]

Surprised this listing wasn't taken down by Nintendo, also surprised someone would pay that much to play a party game early.

 

[HaloEliteLegend]

It's legitimately possible he found it on the ground in an airport. Nintendo is based in Redmond, not too far from Seattle. Makes sense if someone was carrying it to a convention or somewhere.

That Redmond HQ is built like a fortress. I believe they even confiscate personal electronics to ensure there's no leaks. Public's, of course, not allowed inside at all. Doubt an employee would carry a copy out, doubt they'd even be allowed to.

 

[MSearles]

Now over $450!

 

[Deleted User]

Nintendo said mario party wouldn't be compatible with handheld mode. It doesn't look real or maybe not the final game.

Edit: Nvm, got confused with handheld and tabletop.

 

[justinbug2]

9 0 0 +

 

[SG911]

That's cool but that price? Lol not worth shit, might as well wait for the actual game to release. Get it for an actual good price or by other means.

 

[jt_1258]

Anyone who wins this auction will receive the game just days before its official release date. I don't understand why anyone would be willing to pay so much to receive it just days before its official release.

bragging rights

 

[Tweaker_Modding]

nearly over $1000

 

[rmorris003]

The winner should dump the game for everyone lol. I wonder if its all troll bids.

 

[Dominator211]

whoever gets it needs to dump it in case its like a unfinished version or something

 

[chrisrlink]

i bet who ever wins and the seller will recieve a love letter from N's Lawyers (if it was a copy from a nintendo employee) or a visit by the police or both

 

[Dominator211]

i bet who ever wins and the seller will recieve a love letter from N's Lawyers (if it was a copy from a nintendo employee) or a visit by the police or both

yes, most likely our hard earned dollars will be put towards something silly like this instead of actually improving their crap. when will they learn,...

 

[MSearles]

The current bid is at $1,925.00