I'm not an expert on this subject, and I'm learning from researching YouTube videos and bits of information that I find on the web.Īny information and help would be greatly appreciated. However, the absence of a listing for the European PAL release raises an eyebrow! I've compared the chipset with the listings on SNES Central ( ), and they look quite similar. It has all the markings that I would expect from an authentic game, and a fake wouldn't necessarily go to that level of detail. However, upon closer inspection of the chipset (see attached pictures), it has me second-guessing. Blockbuster stores were a staple for most of us during the 90s, especially here in the UK where I'm located.

I can only find information about its release in the USA and Japan.Īccording to this source ( ), the game was launched as a Blockbuster store exclusive. I'm unsure if this game was ever released in Europe, which leads me to believe it could be a fake. I think that also added to the value it was simply harder to find a clean copy as the years went by more collectors have held on to it. It has hard to get a clean cartridge for Final fight Guy, most had security void stickers on the main label. Even though the box is in Japanese, the manual is in English. I collected NA Snes, 25 years ago, and Im in the UK, shipping was cheap at the time. I couldn't upload the images, so i placed them here Final Fight Guy Blockbuster Rental version scans -RQ87's Final Fight shrine BLOCKBUSTER RENTAL VERSION These are from an extremely rare version of the game that was originally only available at Blockbuster stores as a rental title.

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