Full List of N64 NFR Kiosk Carts

burnambill333burnambill333
in Collector's Corner
I am 90% sure this list is accurate. The only one I'm unsure about is Mario Golf.



1080 Snowboarding

Banjo Kazooie

Banjo Tooie

Diddy Kong Racing

Donkey Kong 64 - Grey

Donkey Kong 64 - Yellow (Final Retail Label)

Excitebike 64

Jet Force Gemini

Legend Of Zelda: Majora's Mask - Gold

Legend Of Zelda: Majora's Mask - Grey

Legend Of Zelda: Ocarina Of Time - Grey

Legend Of Zelda: Ocarina Of Time - Gold (Final Retail Label)

Mario Golf (unverified)

Mario Kart 64

Mario Party (Final Retail Label)

Mario Party 2

Mario Party 3

Mario Tennis

Perfect Dark

Pokemon Snap

Pokemon Stadium

Pokemon Stadium 2

Star Fox 64

Star Wars Episode One: Racer

Star Wars: Rogue Squadron

Super Mario 64

Turok 2 Seeds Of Evil

Comments

  • Retrogamer72Retrogamer72
    I can verify 1080. You can see a pic of it Here
  • jbholiojbholio
    Here is a pic of 1080. Sorry about the bad quality. I don't have it image



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    Just played with Zelda MM with menu. What the hell do I have to do in Zora Challenge? There is a big lake with a fish swimming and he has a treasure on his back. Zelda is wearing a weird mask.



    About Excitebike. My copy says Excitebike 64 preview when the game starts. I don't know if Nintendo made another NFR game being the same as the released version.



    I heard there are 2 different NFR Jet Force Gemini, one being a demo and the other is the full game. I'm not sure if it's true.



    I also have a Super Smash Bros and a yellow DK64 without "not for resale" on the front label but has the property of nintendo sticker on the back.
  • burnambill333burnambill333
    Hm...........I also know of a gold Zelda OoT without the "not for resale" on the front, but still has a property of Nintendo sticker on the back. I tend to think that these were used for special events only, such as launch parties for a game. Personally I don't think these should be added to the list, do you?
  • jbholiojbholio
    You should made 2 lists, one with "not for resale" of the front label and another with only the property of Nintendo sticker on the back. The store name on my yellow DK64 is P.C. I'm not sure what store it is. I got it in a lot of N64 games where most were NFR carts. I bet it was a Nintendo employee selling his stuff because the store names on the property of Nintendo stickers are all different, i.e. they didn't all come from the same place. Also, the numbers on the UPC code on the Super Smash Bros and DK64 are not the same.
  • Jumpman Jr.Jumpman Jr.
    I think there's a list like this on DP... I'll check it out when I have time.
  • nma800nma800
    Originally posted by: jbholio


    About Excitebike. My copy says Excitebike 64 preview when the game starts. I don't know if Nintendo made another NFR game being the same as the released version.



    I heard there are 2 different NFR Jet Force Gemini, one being a demo and the other is the full game. I'm not sure if it's true.



    I also have a Super Smash Bros and a yellow DK64 without "not for resale" on the front label but has the property of nintendo sticker on the back.


    I can't remember if my ExciteBike demo says preview when the game starts, but mine's not the full game. As far as I can tell, the only difference is that you can't access the track editor.

    I briefly had a gray NFR Donkey Kong 64, all it did was play the DK Rap over and over again image
  • nma800nma800
    Originally posted by: burnambill333

    Hm...........I also know of a gold Zelda OoT without the "not for resale" on the front, but still has a property of Nintendo sticker on the back. I tend to think that these were used for special events only, such as launch parties for a game. Personally I don't think these should be added to the list, do you?


    I have at least one game (not N64) that has a Property of Nintendo sticker on the back, but doesn't say Not for Resale on the front. These were generally full versions of the game that were sent to stores to be used in kiosks, but since they were full versions and weren't for sale, had a Property of Nintendo sticker stuck to the back so the store would know it wasn't there's to sell.


    Hard to say if they should be added to the list...it's not a label variant or different coding, and you never know what games Nintendo decided to send out to be used in a kiosk that were no different from the resale versions.

  • burnambill333burnambill333
    Originally posted by: jbholio



    You should made 2 lists, one with "not for resale" of the front label and another with only the property of Nintendo sticker on the back. The store name on my yellow DK64 is P.C. I'm not sure what store it is. I got it in a lot of N64 games where most were NFR carts. I bet it was a Nintendo employee selling his stuff because the store names on the property of Nintendo stickers are all different, i.e. they didn't all come from the same place. Also, the numbers on the UPC code on the Super Smash Bros and DK64 are not the same.




    What UPC code are you talking about that's different? Do you mean the code on the UPC "property of nintendo" sticker on the back? The reason I ask is what are you comparing it to? Obviously the regular release wont have this sticker on it at all.
  • burnambill333burnambill333
    Ok, I am about 90% sure that there are 26 or 27 of these that exist, depending on if Mario Golf exists or not.



    Zelda OoT (gold), Mario Party, and Donkey Kong 64 (yellow) have Final Retail Labels. In other words, the label on the front is exactly the same as the retail release, but there is enough evidence out there that it's known that these were sent out before their release by Nintendo to be used in kiosks. The only way to identify them is by the "property of Nintendo" sticker on the back.
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