Earliest Games had just a "nintendo game plan" poster, nintendo sleeve and baggie.
The poster changed as games were added, the amount of titles increased and the copyright date at the bottom right was updated.
The poster then changed to a rob "now you're playing with power" with more games and fun club ads were added around this era, which later became nintendo power ads for later releases.
The final poster type was the grey "now you're playing with power" version seen from iirc 1989-1994. Some of the latest nintendo releases had updated SNES era/style inserts and warning cards but they aren't seen much in black box titles as most of them were out of production in the 91-94 era.
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Earliest Games had just a "nintendo game plan" poster, nintendo sleeve and baggie.
The poster changed as games were added, the amount of titles increased and the copyright date at the bottom right was updated.
The poster then changed to a rob "now you're playing with power" with more games and fun club ads were added around this era, which later became nintendo power ads for later releases.
The final poster type was the grey "now you're playing with power" version seen from iirc 1989-1994. Some of the latest nintendo releases had updated SNES era/style inserts and warning cards but they aren't seen much in black box titles as most of them were out of production in the 91-94 era.