A Nintendo collector just uncovered a legendary find: nearly 100 pristine, factory-sealed copies of Super Mario Bros. Duck Hunt from 1993—despite the game being bundled years earlier and production supposedly halted in 1991. The cartridges, graded by experts with five scoring a perfect 10 (never seen before), could fetch millions. Only three of the flawless ones will hit auction, while the rest stay in private hands—or play-ready. This isn’t just rare gaming history—it’s personal for the collector, who first played this game as a kid. Auction starts Friday, with a second charity round to follow.
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