
F-Zero: Maximum Velocity (Game Boy Advance)
This is an original game cartridge for 'F-Zero: Maximum Velocity,' released for the Nintendo Game Boy Advance in 2001. The cartridge is constructed of dark grey molded plastic with the 'GAME BOY ADVANCE' logo embossed along the top ridge. The front features a glossy adhesive label depicting stylized racing craft against a dark cosmic background, with the prominent 'F-ZERO' series logo. Key identifying marks include the Official Nintendo Seal of Quality, the ESRB 'E' (Everyone) rating, and the regional product code 'AGB-AFZE-USA' located in the bottom right corner of the label. The label exhibits light surface wear and minor scuffing typical of age and use, but remains fully intact with no significant peeling or fading. The plastic housing shows minor superficial scratches. There are no visible signs of internal corrosion or structural damage. In the secondary market, the presence of a factory-stamped number (indentation) on the label is a common indicator of authenticity for this period of Nintendo hardware. This particular piece represents a significant early title from the GBA launch era, showcasing the system's pseudo-3D 'Mode 7' capabilities.
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Estimated Value
$15.00 - $22.00
Basic Information
Category
Video Games & Collectibles
Appraised On
March 22, 2026
Estimated Value
$15.00 - $22.00
Item Description
This is an original game cartridge for 'F-Zero: Maximum Velocity,' released for the Nintendo Game Boy Advance in 2001. The cartridge is constructed of dark grey molded plastic with the 'GAME BOY ADVANCE' logo embossed along the top ridge. The front features a glossy adhesive label depicting stylized racing craft against a dark cosmic background, with the prominent 'F-ZERO' series logo. Key identifying marks include the Official Nintendo Seal of Quality, the ESRB 'E' (Everyone) rating, and the regional product code 'AGB-AFZE-USA' located in the bottom right corner of the label. The label exhibits light surface wear and minor scuffing typical of age and use, but remains fully intact with no significant peeling or fading. The plastic housing shows minor superficial scratches. There are no visible signs of internal corrosion or structural damage. In the secondary market, the presence of a factory-stamped number (indentation) on the label is a common indicator of authenticity for this period of Nintendo hardware. This particular piece represents a significant early title from the GBA launch era, showcasing the system's pseudo-3D 'Mode 7' capabilities.
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