Collection: Super Famicom

Super Famicom For Sale — Cleaned & Tested by Hand in Japan

Yes, these are for sale, and they work. Every Super Famicom on this shelf has been opened, cleaned and tested by the shopkeeper before it was listed, and carries a 30-day guarantee. Consoles run from about $81 to $280, with most sitting near $141; games and accessories start at $5 and most sit near $31. (Bands as of 2026-08 — each listing shows its own real price.)

Four things decide what a Super Famicom is worth, and only one of them is age:

• Which board is inside. Most machines are the standard SHVC-001. A late revision known as 1CHIP-01 folded the system onto a single chip and gives a noticeably cleaner picture over RGB — which is why the players who care about the image go looking for it, and why it sits at the top of this shelf rather than the bottom.
• Yellowing. The grey plastic Nintendo used browns in sunlight, and thirty years of living rooms show. A console that stayed out of the light is a different object from one that did not, and it is priced that way.
• What comes in the box. A console sold with four games and a carrying case carries their value too, not just the machine's. Our everyday set — console plus carry case, built to your own choice — sits at $141.
• Rarity that is not the console at all. The SHARP SF-1 is a television with a Super Famicom built inside it. Sharp built it, Nintendo licensed it, and it never left Japan. There is a working 21G-SF1 on this shelf.

These are Japanese (NTSC-J) machines and cartridges. Each listing says exactly what it is, so please read it before you buy. Sent worldwide from Japan, packed by the same hands that tested it.

I would rather you bought the right one once than the cheap one twice. That is why every machine here was opened before it was ever photographed.
— The shopkeeper, Enjoy Game Japan

Super Famicom Consoles For Sale

Every Super Famicom here is cleaned, tested & working — backed by a 30-day guarantee and shipped worldwide from Japan by an eBay Top Rated Seller (2,000+ reviews). Browse what’s in stock below and buy the real thing.

Super Famicom: The Gray Partner Who Was a Manga Hero | enjoy Game Japan

The Gray Partner Who Was the Hero of a Manga.

Hello, it's the shopkeeper.

If the history of 90s video games were a single shōnen manga, then I believe the protagonist would undoubtedly be this Super Famicom.

Following in the footsteps of its great father, the Famicom, it met its rival, the cool and slightly rebellious Sega Mega Drive. At first, he was rumored to be a little lacking in performance. But this protagonist was not alone. He had the strongest "companions" in the galaxy.

First, his own overwhelming "strength," inherited from his home, Nintendo. The kindness to be enjoyed by anyone, called Super Mario World. The courage to face any hardship, called The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past. The speed to outrun anyone, called F-ZERO.

And then, the "unique companions" who gathered around him, saying, "To you, we can entrust the future." The two titans who created the very culture of Japanese RPGs, Dragon Quest and Final Fantasy. They decided that this protagonist, not his rival, was worthy of telling their stories, and they entrusted their everything to him.

In my father's shop, too, this gray partner was always at the center of a circle of kids. Its rounded, somehow gentle design seemed to be saying, "Come on, gather around me and let's adventure together."

This unit is not just a game console. It is the "manga" itself, filled with the passion and excitement of that era, the 90s, where the ultimate hero, together with his ultimate companions, raced to the top.

[A Note on Maintenance from Our Professional Staff]

This game console has been carefully serviced, one by one, by our professional staff member who holds a national qualification as an electrical engineer.

In addition to cleaning the exterior, the internal board and connector pins have been rigorously inspected and cleaned with an expert's eye. The controller has also been thoroughly tested to ensure all buttons are functioning.

This is not just a used item. It is a special machine, into which a professional who loves retro games has poured their knowledge, skill, and affection.

- From the Shopkeeper at enjoy Game Japan

Super Famicom — the gray hero of 90s gaming

The Japanese Super Nintendo (Super Famicom, NTSC-J, 60 Hz) is where platformers leapt higher, RPGs found their voice, and action games reached new speed. Think Super Mario World, The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past, and the high-octane Rockman X series—all born and perfected here in Japan.

What you’ll find in this collection
• Tested consoles and starter sets (plug-and-play).
• Hand-picked collector-grade units and smart budget bundles.
• Fan favorites: Rockman X / X2 / X3, Rockman & Forte, Final Fantasy, Dragon Quest, and more.

Play it worldwide
Power is 100 V (Japan)—generally fine in 110–120 V regions; use a proper step-down transformer for 220–240 V regions. Video is NTSC-J composite via Nintendo multi-out; with the right cable and display/upscaler, RGB or S-Video is also possible. See our Country Guide for details.

Why buy from us
Every unit is cleaned, serviced, and gameplay-tested by a professional technician. We offer a 7-day initial defect guarantee (exchange/refund). Want to see the exact unit? Message us and we’ll share detailed photos before you buy.

SNES vs. Super Famicom
This is the Japanese model. US/EU SNES cartridges won’t fit or boot without an adapter due to region lock and different shell shapes. Controllers are cross-compatible.

Start your adventure
New to SFC? Begin with a Starter Set, then dive into the Rockman X lineup or explore our Collector’s Picks. If you’re chasing your childhood library, tell us what you loved—we’ll help you rebuild it.

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