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is there a difference between the 2 metroids? i got one that is a grey picture and another with a yellow picture
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"davito" wrote:is there a difference between the 2 metroids? i got one that is a grey picture and another with a yellow picture as far as I know the only difference is the label, the game should be exactly the same.
 
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Rank: Koopa Paratroopa
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Yes, the should be same. The way I know it is that the 'blocky' original grey cart art is the original, the yellow art version was released later after it established some sort of 'greatest hits' status. I think...
-jack http://www.bredberg.org/nes/bestGame.php
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they got great hits back then? Something else i didnt know!
Come to my gaming forums! I also have downloadble movies music and more You must register for downloads http://www.nesandallgaming.tkor my hotwheels forums www.hotwheelscollector.tk~`Faille`~ Im drinking a mountain dew
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Yes it was called the Classic Series. The grey Zelda carts were also part of the classic series.
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Rank: Koopa Paratroopa
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Yup, no difference in gameplay,only the label and box and manual.
My NES collection so far...
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"daynum" wrote:Yes it was called the Classic Series. The grey Zelda carts were also part of the classic series. wow thats cool! I tohught they started that with the newer systems!
Come to my gaming forums! I also have downloadble movies music and more You must register for downloads http://www.nesandallgaming.tkor my hotwheels forums www.hotwheelscollector.tk~`Faille`~ Im drinking a mountain dew
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I also didn't know there was a classic series for the NES, before reading the forums here.
I think the classic series didn't come out in Germany, so it's only natural that I didn't know it. :wink:
The first classic series I know of personally is for the SNES. I have Super Mario Kart Classic and Tetris&Dr. Mario Classic.
May 16th...
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I know Zelda and Metroid came out as Classic Hits but did any other games?
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I'm not personally sure, but you may want to ask Oceansoul. He's a box nut! I'm not sure if he only concentrates on learning the different console boxes, or if he has researched the game boxes as well. Worth a try though!
http://robertlbryant.com
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thxs, i will ask him, hes on this forum right tho isnt he?
NES HERO
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Favourite Systems: NES,Nintendo 64 and Commodore 64.
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Yes he is, but he's in and out. You may want to PM him. He might have his PM's set to let him know when he gets one through e-mail or browser. If you find out anything, post it here please! I'm wondering myself.
http://robertlbryant.com
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