Totally Rad — NES Price & Value
Totally Rad — NES Price & Value
Totally Rad — NES Price & Value

Totally Rad — NES Price & Value

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What Totally Rad for NES is worth — loose cart, complete in box, and sealed.

Totally Rad value — Loose $35 · Complete (CIB) $108 · Sealed (new) $226. Prices updated July 2026.

Platform · NESPublisher · Jaleco EntertainmentGenre · Platformer
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Game details

UPC / EAN
032264900185
Brand
NES
Platform
NES
Publisher
Jaleco Entertainment
Genre
Platformer
Release date
March 1, 1991

Totally Rad (NES) resale value

A loose copy of Totally Rad averages around $35. A complete-in-box (CIB) copy — game, box, and manual — runs about $108, and a factory-sealed copy commands $226.

What drives the price

Condition is everything: a clean, unscratched label, an intact box without crushing, and the original manual can swing the value 30–50%. Test that the game works before you buy or sell.

Price guide

What this actually trades for — sold values by condition vs. what sellers are asking today

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ConditionValueBased on
Loose$35eBay sold comps
Complete (CIB)$108eBay sold comps
Sealed (new)$226eBay sold comps
Graded (WATA/CGC)$899eBay sold comps

Frequently asked questions

What is the typical resale price for a loose copy of Totally Rad on NES?
A loose copy of Totally Rad on NES currently has a resale value of $35.
How much more is a sealed copy worth compared to a complete-in-box copy?
A sealed copy sells for $226, significantly more than the $108 price point for a complete-in-box version.
Is Totally Rad a good investment based on these price points?
Yes, the significant jump from $35 loose to $226 sealed indicates strong value retention across conditions.

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