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Description
Released in 1995 by Taito.
Tested and confirmed working, includes original box and instruction manual.
Purchased new and stored carefully. I believe the cartridge and manual are clean as I hardly played it. There are little to no signs of use on the connectors (please check the photos for confirmation).
However, the outer box has slight damage from long-term storage, including a scratch on the top. If you are considering bidding, please verify the condition through the photos before placing your bid.
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Space Invaders Virtual Collection [Virtual Boy]
Sold For
75,000 Yen ($490.20)
Win it and it arrives at our Tokyo warehouse. We combine your items into one international shipment, billed at actual carrier cost.
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End Time
2026-03-08 22:54:23 JST
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Collector Commentary
The **Space Invaders Virtual Collection** for the Virtual Boy, released by Taito in 1995, is a notable artifact from a pioneering era of gaming that combines nostalgia with historical significance in Japan's gaming landscape. Collectors gravitate towards this limited edition due to its rarity and the unique experience it offers on an underappreciated platform, often overlooked in modern collections. The item's condition, described as like new with minimal wear on the cartridge and manual, significantly enhances its value, though the box's slight damage could affect desirability among purists. Traditionally, titles of this era have seen fluctuating prices in the Japanese collector market, with well-preserved examples like this often achieving higher bids, reflecting both demand and the increasing rarity of boxed software.