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Wario Land: Super Mario Land 3

Game Boy · 1994 · Rank #7

Wario’s first starring game turns a Mario-world antagonist into a treasure-hunting platform hero.

Wario Land: Super Mario Land 3 box art (GB)
Box art © its publisher · via Wikipedia
Release year
1994
Top-10 rank
#7
Reported sales
5,190,000

Game notes

What it is & why collectors want it

  • Wario travels through side-scrolling levels to gather treasure and save enough to buy a castle.History source ↗
  • The 1994 Game Boy release established the Wario Land series and follows Wario’s appearance in Super Mario Land 2.History source ↗
  • Collector angle: it bridges early handheld Mario history and Wario’s own long-running game line.History source ↗

Before you buy

What to look for

  • Loose cartridge: a lower-cost way to collect; ask for clear front, back, and connector photos, plus a working/test or return policy.
  • Complete in box: verify box, manual, and inserts are actually included and match the game’s version and region; check condition in separate photos.
  • Sealed: request clear photos of all sides and the wrap. Shrink wrap by itself is not proof of a factory seal.
  • Authenticity clues: compare label color and print, spelling, the stamped two-digit label code, Nintendo / “Made in Japan” back markings, and the correct 3.8 mm Game Boy screw. These are clues, not proof; an opened-cart board should be compared with a known-good copy of the same game and region.

Visual signs are not definitive authentication. Ask for specific photos and compare against trusted references; for uncertain or high-value carts, consider an in-person board inspection.

Cartridge authentication guidance: Epilogue’s Game Boy inspection guide ↗

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