NES Games from Israel?

[Shadow Kisuragi]

...It gets better. Schlibby could write a book on GBR, British FRA carts, and EEC/* matches.

[Shepy]

God bless America.

[Shepy]

Except Stadium Events. Let that game burn in hell.

[Shadow Kisuragi]

Oh, America. Shall we go over the -LTN, -MSA, and multi-language releases that were never labeled properly?

[Shepy]

I think I'll be content with my round seal/ oval seal varients thanks.

[Schlibby]

I have stadium events :-p

If I cross the B out on it how much will you give me for it?

[Schlibby]

...It gets better. Schlibby could write a book on GBR, British FRA carts, and EEC/* matches.

I still need to review all the Mattel games listed as UK. Doesn't look like Mattel actually released anything here except the earliest black boxes. They did however have a habit of adding GBR onto their Italian and Australian carts and/or manuals and/or boxes...

[Shepy]

Where exactly do the ISR games fall under? Also anything I missed in this list?

NTSC
 US = USA
 CAN = Canada

PAL-A
 UKV = United Kingdom
 GBR = Great Britain, Italy, & Australia
 ITA = Italy
 AUS = Australia
 FRA = UK
 EAI = England Australia Italy

PAL-B
 EEC = Europe (European Economic Community)
 NOE = Germany (Nintendo of Europe)
 NOE/FRG = Germany (with German text)
 FRG/FRG = Germany (with German text)
 FRG = Germany, Spain and Switzerland
 SCN = Scandinavia
 GPS = Europe (Game Pak Software)
 SWE/SWE = Scandinavia (with swedish text)
 ESP = Spain
 FRA = France, Netherlands & Belgium
 FRA/FRA = France & Belgium (French text)
 HOL = Netherlands and Belgium
 FAH = France & Holland
 DAS = Germany, Austria, Switzerland
 KOR = Korea
 ISR = Israel

ASIAN
 HKG = Hong Kong
 ASI = Asian

[Schlibby]

There's also FRA (with EAI on the back and a PAL A lockout chip) under the PAL A category. No one seems to know why they did that. Most people incorrectly assume they work in French and PAL A consoles (which they don't cus of the lockout chip)

[Shadow Kisuragi]

They're EEC cartridges.

GBR is also found in Italy.
DAS = Germany, Austria, Switzerland

EAI = English and Italian (UK and Italy)

[Shepy]

Updated the list. Everything look correct now?

[Schlibby]

EAI is England, Australia and Italy (eg pal a).

The PAL A FRA cart shouldn't have France next to it on your list. See my point above about having a pal a lockout chip :-)

GBR is the code Mattel used (Nintendo used UKV). Mattel only sold a few early black box games in the UK but that means there are a few British GBR carts. Then as we've said the rest of the GBRs are either Italian or Australian where Mattel distributed for much longer but seemed to get geographically confused

[Shadow Kisuragi]

@Schlibby - EAI's used on N64 for English and Italian. No Australia, as Australia had its own at that point, but yeah it was Australia on the NES. Love how they recycle the usage.

[Shepy]

Did I fix it? 0_0

[Schlibby]

Almost   

FRA in the PAL A section is uk, and only UK