Overseas NES software that has not been released on the auction site! Inside, there are also works from Super Donkey Kong development studio

A game for NEW (overseas version of the Family Computer), which is not released on the overseas auction site eBay, has been exhibited.

This was discovered by Frank VIVALDI, a non-profit organization and a co-director of Video Game History Foundation, a non-profit organization aimed at preserving the history of video games. The first one is the English localization version of the RTS Napoleon Sent, which is rare in NEW released by IREM in Japan. It also comes with materials such as a temporary package proposal with the overseas title THE BATTLEFIELDS OF NAPOLEON.

The famous broader bands for Spelunker, Road Runner and Karate were scheduled to be released. It was destroyed when the company was acquired by the educational software development company, The Learning Company, and was rescued from a trash can.

The other is a work entitled CES Sample dedicated to the peripheral device Power Globe that can be intuitively operated in the right hand of the player. This is a work developed by Rare, known for Super Donkey Kong, Golden Eye 007, and Banjo and Kabuki's Great Adventure, and was a demonstration for game events at the time.

According to a programmer tweet at the time, he remembers that he was a puzzle game that gave a gesture of hitting rocks and turning the key. Rare has developed one of the power gloves dedicated software, which has only two later, SUPER GLOVE BALL, but it is different from here.

VIVALDI seems to want to secure these, but it seems that the organization can not afford it and cannot be purchased. He is looking for donations on Twitter and can help by sending DM. It seems that about $4,000 donations are currently gathering.