“We were shocked to see that it turned out to be in the same one! We are proud to have been a part of this historic event, and look forward to being on the forefront of the video game hobby and serving such a dedicated collector community in the years to come.”
“After the record-breaking sale of the first game in the Zelda series on Friday, the possibility of surpassing $1 million on a single video game seemed like a goal that would need to wait for another auction,” Heritage Auctions Video Games Specialist Valarie McLeckie said. The result obliterates the previous world record, set just two days ago when Heritage sold The Legend of Zelda - Wata 9.0 A Sealed, NES Nintendo 1987 USAfor $870,000, at the time the most ever paid for a video game at auction. It is the first game ever sold at auction to bring more than $1 million. The world’s leading auctioneer of video games sold a magnificent copy of Super Mario 64 - Wata 9.8 A++ Sealed, N64 Nintendo 1996 USA for $1,560,000 Sunday in the first standalone Video Games Auction. Heritage Auctions is proving that the adage that says “records are meant to be broken” is very true. 'Super Mario 64' sells for $1.56 Million at Heritage Auctions, Shattering World Record for a Video Game 'Super Mario 64' sells for $1.56 Million at Heritage Auctions, Shattering World Record for a Video Game
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