Super Street Fighter II (Super Nintendo Entertainment System, SNES) CIB
Capcom / Nintendo · Toys & Games > Video Games & Consoles
Era / Decade
Early 1990s (Specific release year: 1993/1994). Clue: The box art contains a '6-button controller offer' expiring 1-30-95.
Material
Printed glossy cardstock box, plastic cartridge (assumed inside), and paper manual/inserts.
Condition
Good-Very Good. The box displays visible shelf wear along the edges ('whitening'), localized crushing near the top left corner, and minor scuffing. However, it still maintains great shape/rigidity and hasn't been crushed flat.
Demand Level
Strong. Fighting games are a core pillar of retro gaming collections and Super Street Fighter II is one of the most recognizable titles for the system.
Resale Value
Estimated Resale Value
$60.00 - $85.00 (Loose: $20, Box Only: $40, Complete In Box: $80+)
Estimated Retail Value
$69.99 (Original 1994 MSRP)
Comparable Sales
Recent eBay 'Sold' listings show 'Complete In Box' copies ranging from $75 for worn boxes to $110 for crisp boxes. 'Box only' sales average between $35 and $45 depending on condition.
Description
Authentic Super Street Fighter II for the Super NES. This is the Complete In Box (CIB) version featuring the iconic brick-breaking cover art. Game includes the original box, which features the Capcom logo and the Official Nintendo Seal of Quality. A staple for 16-bit era fighting game collectors.
Key Features
High brand recognition (Capcom/Street Fighter), original box included, SNES collecting market is currently at an all-time high, iconic 90s cover art.
Authenticity Indicators
Confidence level: High. The glossy finish, the specific halftone printing pattern visible in the brick gradients, and the legitimate Nintendo Seal of Quality alignment are consistent with a 1994 manufacture. Sub-variant with the 6-button pad offer burst is authentic.
Flaws to Note
Significant edge wear ('whitening') on the top and corners, minor cardboard creasing on the top flap area, and general shelf scuffs. No major paper loss or water damage visible.
Selling Guide
Where to Sell
eBay (highest reach), Mercari (lower fees), or specialized Facebook Retro Gaming groups. A local retro game store would offer 30-50% in cash but less than private party sales.
Selling Tips
Take high-resolution photos of all 6 sides of the box. Use a clear plastic box protector ($1-2 investment) to enhance the perceived value and protect it during shipping. In the listing title, include keywords like 'CIB', 'Authentic', 'SFC', and 'Tested'.