Different Majora's Mask cart labels.

[Hateshinai]

I just got an NTSC-US Majora's Mask CIB and it turns out to have a different label from the one I usually see on Ebay. How come there are carts with different labels? I could not find anything concrete through Google.

[Xeogred]

Pictures would be nice. Chances could be the ones you saw on Ebay were not legit, or possibly PAL region, etc.

[emwearz]

Most likely a different region.


These is also a hologram version of the NTSC cart.

[Hateshinai]

I see. I always thought that the US version had the same label as the PAL one (which I have as well). I just got my Ebay.com and Ebay.co.uk images confused.
But that still means that there are hologram and "normal: versions of the NTSC label. How did that happen? Which one is rarer?

[emwearz]

The standard Japanese cart for MM is a gray card with the collectors edition being a gold cart.

In the states the standard cart is a gold cart and the collectors edition is a gold cart with a holographic label.

[AppleQueso]

I've seen little to indicate that the holographic version of Majora's Mask is any more valuable than the non-holo one.

[Xeogred]

I've seen little to indicate that the holographic version of Majora's Mask is any more valuable than the non-holo one.

Well poop.

That and OoT are just about the only games I've managed to keep in perfect shape, CIB and all.

[CRTGAMER]

The hologram label version does look nicer, for me the one to own. I read somewhere that the non hologram version was produced in a smaller number. As far as value ten years from now, who knows.

[Reprise]

Off topic, Isn't there a special edition Australian version that's supposed to be rare? I remember reading about it in Gamesmaster years ago. Could be a load of rubbish though.

[vlame]

the moving picture one was th easiest to fine, the normal ntsc one is harder to find or atleast i thought. http://videogames.pricecharting.com/sea ... &submit=Go