Sealed 1987 Nintendo NES cartridge of 'The Legend of Zelda' sells for $870k at auction
A sealed cartridge of "The Legend of Zelda" for the old Nintendo NES console has sold for a world record sum of $870,000, auction house Heritage Auctions said in a statement Friday.
The cartridge, dated to 1987, is still in its original packaging and trumps the previous world record sale of a video game - $660,000 for a 1986 "Super Mario Bros" cartridge sold in April - according to the auction house.Result tops April 2021 mark of $660,000 for 'Super Mario Bros.'
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