Stadium Events

Since the advent of gaming, sports games have become popular. After all, Pong is a sporting activity. The video game Stadium Activities, which was launched in 1987 and let players compete in four different Olympic-style events, was a Nintendo NES classic at the time. Particularly considering that it was re-released in 1988 as World Class Track Meet, the game itself is not particularly noteworthy. And therein is the reason why this game is so uncommon. There are only a few dozen copies under the original title that are known to exist.

The original game was printed in 2000 copies, of which 200 were sent to retailers. The Nintendo Power Pad was then rebranded as the Nintendo Power Pad after Nintendo purchased the rights to the pad during the game's delivery.

The games that weren't purchased were returned to the publisher, but a select few would have been, and today's rare copies are them. In 2010, one copy went for $13,105. A brand-new copy sold for $41,300. There are so many non-rare versions available that people try to pass off as the genuine article, which is the problem with this.