NES Pal Lion King versions

NESfiendNESfiend
in Collector's Corner
I am not a PAL collector, but for reasons I won't bore you with, I have this cart. I have noticed a bunch of different languages on the front of the PAL B versions when searching around. What region is this one? NA has all the regions as '7' on the rarity scale, but are there regions that are a lot harder to find than others? Or do people even care? I have been thinking about getting a handful of other pal exclusives and haven't looked into a lot of those types of factors. 

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  • TulpaTulpa
    It's German. Konig = king, lowen = lion. Though I've read they often made their way to other countries.



    Most PAL games seem to be less common than North American ones in general, but the PAL collectors would know more. It wouldn't surprise me that this being the last official licensed NES game that the print run would be low.
  • bootloadbootload
    The NOE code rules out a lot of other countries, it's likely German.
  • Friendsfa26Friendsfa26
    the NOE code means Nintendo of Europe, and is always? a GERMAN cart,

    even though the in-game language is ENGLISH, if there is any....



    however, NOE code games were also in stores in The Netherlands / France / Belgium

    even though most of what we had was probably FRA / FAH codes , we also had NOE / FRG & ESP games.

    because i kind of remember having seen Snow Brothers in a store back then,

    and also of course..... we had RodLand here as well, which was a Spanish release.
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