
Nintendo Entertainment System Games Rising In Price
The biggest complete-in-box gainers on the Nintendo Entertainment System, ranked by how much their market value has moved. Every price here comes from real recorded sales and is re-checked daily by our price bot.


Mach Rider
1985 · Nintendo · vehicular combat game

Spy vs Spy
1984 · First Star Software · action-adventure game

Metal Storm
1991 · Irem · action game

Golf
1984 · Nintendo · sports video game

Double Dragon III: The Sacred Stones
1991 · Arc System Works · beat 'em up


Wrath of the Black Manta
1989 · Taito · platformer

Hogan's Alley
1984 · Nintendo · first-person shooter

Family Feud
1991 · GameTek · game show video game

The Untouchables
1989 · Altron · action game

The Simpsons: Bart vs. the World
1991 · action game

The Immortal
1990 · Electronic Arts · role-playing video game

Barker Bill's Trick Shooting
1990 · Nintendo · shooter game

Ghostbusters
1984 · action game

Home Alone
1991 · THQ

Back to the Future
1989 · LJN · action-adventure game

Total Recall
1990 · Acclaim Games · beat 'em up

Double Dragon II: The Revenge
1989 · Aksys Games · beat 'em up

Wrecking Crew
1984 · Nintendo · puzzle video game

Strider
1989 · Capcom · action game

Tecmo Bowl
1987 · Tecmo · American football video game


Wizards & Warriors
1987 · platformer

How to read these Nintendo Entertainment System price moves
A rising price usually means one of three things: a game just got attention from a re-release, a video or a speedrun; supply of complete copies dried up; or a grading wave pulled clean boxed copies off the open market. Short spikes fade — a title that climbs across several weekly scans is the one worth buying early.
Percentages compare the current complete-in-box guide price against the previous tracked value in the NTSC market. Loose copies normally move first and sealed copies last, so a loose spike is often an early signal for the CIB price.
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