Legendary Mario Kart game can sell for over $4,000

If you own this cult Mario game, you should know that it can sell for around $4,000. It's time to go through your boxes.

Legendary Mario Kart 8 game can sell for over $4,000
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Legendary Mario Kart 8 game can sell for over $4,000

A few days ago, the trailer for the Super Mario Bros. movie made Mario fans' hearts skip a beat. The trailer has received worldwide appreciation from fans. The voice of Mario was given by American actor Chris Pratt.

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Mario, already a hit

As you probably know, the Italian plumber Mario is a video game character before he is an actor. He appears in a number of video games, including Mario Kart 8. Why are we talking about this video game? Because it can be sold for a cool $4,000.

Mario Kart 8 sold for $4,000

Remember the Wii U? Nintendo's console is certainly the most mocked machine in the history of video games. Yet the Wii U offered some great experiences, like Xenoblade Chronicles X. In 2021, a new game was even released on the machine. Of course, the console also hosts several Mario games, including Mario Kart 8 in May 2014.

We're all familiar with the 'deluxe' version of the game released on Switch, but that edition was already excellent. In very good condition, the limited edition of Mario Kart 8 can fetch you a whopping $4,000 as evidenced by a December 2020 sale spotted on Price Charting.

In September, an auction for the game went for $2,900. Players who still own Mario Kart 8 on Wii U can rejoice, they didn't keep their console and their games for nothing. Remember that your copy must be in perfect condition to be sold at this price.

This article was translated from Gentside FR.

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