2. Look at the last digits of a string of codes at the bottom of the cassette. JPN stands for Japanese edition, USA stands for American edition, CHT stands for Hong Kong edition, EUR stands for European edition, and CHN stands for Bank of China. Whether it is a second-hand cassette depends on whether you can get gold coins. After a year of sale, the game can't get gold coins, but it will prompt the gold coins to be invalid. If you have received it, it must be a second-hand cassette.
3. A practical way to identify the version of ns cassette is to look at logo. Each version of the logo is different, for example, the American version and the Japanese version use letters, while the European version and the German version only use numbers. The Hong Kong version is numbers and letters. The difference between the Japanese version and the European version of the ns cassette switch The main difference between the European version and the Japanese version of the game cassette lies in the different languages.
4. There are many versions of 4.ns cassette, such as American version, European version, Japanese version and German version. A more practical way to identify the ns cassette version is to look at the logo. Each version of the logo is different, for example, the American version and the Japanese version use letters, and the European version and the German version use numbers. The Hong Kong version is numbers and letters.