SNES Super Nintendo Powerfest 94 Competition NWC II Extreamly Rare! ONLY ONE IN EXISTANCE!!! Start Price USD 50,000.00 Current Price USD 50,000.00 Time Left - Bid Count 0 Buy It Now Price - Reserve Price - Start Time Monday, November 03, 2008 End Time Wednesday, December 03, 2008 Location Ballston Spa, New York See more about 'SNES Super Nintendo Powerfest 94 Competition NWC II' Description I currently own the only know copy of the PowerFest '94 Competition Super Nintendo (SNES).  The rest of them were disassembled and used for parts by Nintendo of America. I was lucky enough to buy it from jollyrancher who found it at the garage sale of someone who used to work for Nintendo.  That employee verified that this was the only one left in existence. This game is a piece of video game history form the '90s when the war between Nintendo and Sega was still going strong.  Nintendo held this competition at around 132 locations across the United States in 1994 to help promote the Super Nintendo.  The winner from each local competition won a trip to San Diego, CA to play in the Nintendo World Championships 2.  The 2nd place winner at the local competitions won a StarFox jacket. This game would make the perfect gift for the classic gaming collector who has everything. Guarantied they don't have this! This game is in perfect working order. The PowerFest '94 game is much bigger then the average SNES game.  It has a cord that goes out the back so it can network with up to 8 other games and it displays everyone's score on a separate monitor and is set up with a timer that stops all the games after 6 min. The games on it are: 1.  Level 1-1 of Super Mario Lost Levels 2.  5 laps of 1st track on Super Mario Kart 3.  Finally, Ken Griffy Jr. Home run derby where all the real points come from by hitting home runs. The name of this event was the Powerfest '94 also known as the Nintendo World Championships 2. I participated in this competition in Albany, NY and I won a $3000 trip to San Diego, CA to play in the world Championships.  They did not even give the winner a copy of the game.  I heard the reason that all the winners did not get one was because they only made 32 copies and did not have enough to give out to the 132 people that won the trip.  I was on the winning team (The Tornados) but all they gave out for that was a special Donkey Kong Country t-shirt.  The final 4 players in the Finals at San Diego played the Donkey Kong Country Competition Cart.  That was the first time the Donkey Kong Competition Cart was seen.  In the following year, it was used in the 1995 Blockbuster Video Game Championships II. You can visit my website www.snesmaps.com and click on the Powerfest '94 for more information on this game.  You can also view more information at: www.snescentral.com Be sure to check out my other auctions for other Nintendo items! Place a Bid!