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1. Does the game cartridge have the Official Seal of Quality?
If so, what shape is it?
2. What age rating is on the packaging and cartridge (if applicable)?
3. Did it come with a precautions booklet?
4. Where was it bought from? (and was it new or pre-owned)
These are just some of the many ways.
They both looked brand new but when I read the manual the text was cut off, pictures were really light and it just looked really fake.
The game was fine though.
But if the game is fine, why worry? I never read instructions anyway. More fun to work it all out yourself.
> There are various ways to tell.
>
> 1. Does the game cartridge have the Official Seal of Quality?
> If so, what shape is it?
Yes. Infront there is a white -egg shaped- circle that says: "official Nintendo seal of quality.
> 2. What age rating is on the packaging and cartridge (if
> applicable)?
Everyone. Rated by Esrb.
> 3. Did it come with a precautions booklet?
What's that ?
> 4. Where was it bought from? (and was it new or pre-owned)
New. And you wouldn't recognise the store.
> My Sonic Advance 2 booklet has 36 pages...
It's a european distribution, right ?
> What could have happend is someone was selling on the game and printed
> up a manky copy of the booklet so the shop excepted it as second
> hand. Sometimes they want the instructions.
>
> But if the game is fine, why worry? I never read instructions anyway.
> More fun to work it all out yourself.
It works, actually it's a really cool and brilliant game, I just want to know. And maybe the original has better quality, am I right or wrong or what ?
The Seal Of Quality should be a circular shape, not an egg. The US have an oval shape, but not an egg...
Mine is rated 3+ by ELSPA, the only other one is PEGI, and the British one (You see it on films etc... the red circular PG, 15, 18 ratings)