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Released in 1988, Rambo was an attempt to bring the action and excitement of the film franchise to the burgeoning NES. Its blend of shooting, exploration, and RPG-style progression made it stand out among dozens of run-and-gun titles at the time. Was Rambo a one-time video store rental experience, or did the game make it to your permanent shelf at home? PS: Post-Grade Photos for the front of your items are included for free on every submission. And a lot of you have been asking about Reholder Post-Grade Photos—well, you can now add on Post-Grade Photos (front and back) to Reholder Service for just $4.99.

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Introducing our newest video game pedigree: Ippy’s Sea Girt Collection. With more than 2,000 games, this hoard includes tons of sealed Nintendo and Sega games from a family hobby shop. Read all about it at psacard.com/articles/artic…

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Perhaps obviously, this is six games in one—a single release that combines the first seven years of releases from the Final Fantasy franchise. What makes this copy of the FF I-VI Collection even more notable is the grade, a perfect PSA 10 A++, which is only the second time we’ve seen across all variants to pass through the grading room.

One of the true greats in the gaming niche of offbeat snowboard racing, SSX Tricky is fun from top to bottom, replete with Y2K music and design choices that recall Millennial memories of a slightly simpler time. Shown here in sealed PSA 9.8 A+ condition, Tricky is truly a snow-shredding icon worth adding to your collection, even if your own GameCube is long retired.

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Considered to be the game that put the Sega Genesis on the map, 1991’s Sonic the Hedgehog gave Sega its greatest mascot ever and kicked off a franchise that still hasn’t run out of room. And a PSA 9.8 A+ copy is rare enough to net serious collector attention, both in the grading room and on the open market—similar examples at lower grades have netted eye-watering sums of money from collectors around the world. This example remains ahead of the curve as the highest-graded.

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Featuring more than 100 sealed classics, mostly early NES titles, The Jacksonville Collection is a new PSA pedigree that honors a Florida collector who left behind a treasure trove of sealed collectibles when he passed away. From an Arcade Classics Series Black Box Mario Bros. to a slew of other rare and sought-after titles, this lineup is one for the history books. Feast your eyes on more (lots and lots more) here: psacard.click/Jacksonville-x

🦝🍄⭐There’s clean, and then there’s PSA 10 A++ clean, which takes on a whole new meaning in the context of a fragile 35-year-old item made to be played with. And since the game is still factory-sealed, all its nostalgic power is guaranteed to be in there. Preserved with our gold label, this is the only Super Mario Bros. 3 copy to achieve a 10.

1989’s Tecmo Bowl was the first console game to acquire licensing from the NFL Player’s Association, which means it features real NFL players, though it still had to use cities or states instead of trademarked NFL team names. Famously (or perhaps infamously) Bo Jackson’s character in the game was so outrageously stat-maxed that it was banned from many competitive play settings. This early copy, a sealed PSA 9.6 A+, is in the best condition we’ve ever seen.

Two and a half years after their debut in Japan, Pokémon Red and Blue Version games were released in the U.S., instantly becoming the fastest-selling Game Boy game of 1998. And lightning struck again in 1999 with the release of Pokémon Yellow: Special Pikachu Edition, which became the fastest-selling handheld game of all time with 1 million copies sold in 10 days. These games revolutionized gaming and paved the way to PokéMania.

⚔️⏳🐸🕰️ Is Chrono Trigger the best RPG ever to exist? It’s certainly up there. Conceived by Final Fantasy producer and creator Hironobu Sakaguchi; creator, writer, and game designer of Dragon Quest, Yuji Horii; and Dragon Quest character designer and Dragon Ball manga creator Akira Toriyama, Chrono Trigger was a bold concept that fused Dragon Quest, Final Fantasy, and time travel. This 1995 title was wildly successful and remains one of the most significant and important games in history. As for this specific copy, it’s one of the best we’ve ever seen in the grading room at a PSA 9.8 A++, tying with just one other sealed copy for top Pop.

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Seen here in an exceptional PSA 10 A++ with a shiny new gold label, The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask marks the fifth entry in the franchise and the second title to use 3D graphics. It’s also one of the first party Nintendo games to feature standard edition and “Collector’s Edition” variants. Set in Termina, a parallel world, Majora’s Mask adopted a darker tone and introduced transforming masks and a three-day time cycle in which players must reset and manipulate time to complete quests and complete the story. Despite selling less copies than its predecessors, it’s considered one of the greatest games of all time and developed a cult following among fans.