Dragon Warrior II NES Game Cartridge

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Dragon Warrior II NES Game Cartridge

Era / Decade

1990 (Early 90s); North American NES release date September 1990

Material

Injection-molded gray plastic shell with printed adhesive gloss paper label and internal PCB with electronic components

Condition

Very Good; The label is remarkably clean with vibrant colors and no visible peeling or 'bubbling'. The top edge of the label appears crisp. Some light surface scratches on the gray plastic consistent with age.

Demand Level

Strong; JRPG collectors and NES enthusiasts specifically target this title because it was produced in lower quantities than the first game.

Resale Value

Estimated Resale Value

Low: $55 (Poor Condition) | Mid: $70-$85 (Current Condition) | High: $100+ (If polished and tested)

Estimated Retail Value

$49.99 (Original 1990 MSRP)

Comparable Sales

Recent eBay sold listings for loose cartridges range from $65 to $90 depending on label wear. Cartridges with 'mint' labels fetch a premium over those with tearing or ink marks.

Description

Vintage Dragon Warrior II cartridge for the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES). This is a classic RPG developed by Enix. Model NES-D2-USA. Features iconic Akira Toriyama-style cover art. Cartridge only (Loose).

Key Features

Highly collectible RPG title; significantly rarer than the first Dragon Warrior; high-quality label condition; enduring popularity of the Dragon Quest/Warrior franchise; Enix branding.

Authenticity Indicators

High Confidence. Proper 'Official Nintendo Seal of Quality' logo; correct 'Enix' logo style; 'NES-D2-USA' product code matches label art; screw placement and plastic texture appear original; no 'repro' red flags in font or coloration.

Flaws to Note

Minor scuffs on the plastic casing; internal save battery may be dead (common for 30-year-old RPGs and requires soldering to replace); pins likely need cleaning for consistent play.

Selling Guide

Where to Sell

eBay is the best platform for reaching collectors and maximizing price. Mercari or local retro gaming groups are good for a faster sale with lower fees.

Selling Tips

Open the cartridge with a 3.8mm security bit to photograph the board (proves authenticity); mention if the save battery still holds data; use 'high grade label' in the title; ship in a sturdy box, not a poly mailer to protect the plastic corners.

Appraised on 7/10/2026