Activity feed builds as the eBay snapshot history accumulates and comp data flows in. First events surface within hours of a fresh cache cycle; full velocity within seven days.
Active tier · Loose. Aggregated from eBay US. Refreshes every 6 hours.
The three-tier spread, verified comparable sales, and where this title sits inside its cohort. Live snapshot lives above in Pulse; this is the time-and-context layer.
The same game at three prices — Loose, CIB, and Sealed on one ruler. The scale is logarithmic: each gridline step is 10×, so the distance between bars shows the size of the jump between tiers.
No verified comparable sales in window. Real comp data integration (Heritage / Goldin / eBay Insights) ships V15.22+.
No verified comparable sales in window. Real comp data integration (Heritage / Goldin / eBay Insights) ships V15.22+.
No verified comparable sales in window. Real comp data integration (Heritage / Goldin / eBay Insights) ships V15.22+.
The cultural context, the production lineage, the place this artifact holds in its console's history.
uper Star Force: Jikuureki no Himitsu is a video game developed and published by Tecmo on November 11, 1986 for the Family Computer only in Japan. The game was featured in episode 111 (14th Season) of GameCenter CX. While this video game was originally assigned by Hudson Soft to be the publisher, Tecmo (then known as Tehkan) decided to both develop and publish the game as they were the official copyright owners
Documented variants, identifying marks, and the print-vs-reprint discriminator. Pick a variant to focus the walkthrough; the Companion can talk you through your own copy.
No production variants are documented for this title yet. The identifying marks below cover the title's first-print and reprint signals across all tiers.
No production variants documented for this title yet. Identification reads against the title's known print signals across all tiers.
No documented marks for this tier yet.
No documented marks for this tier yet.
No documented marks for this tier yet.
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How contributions work→Five cuts of what surrounds this title — switch the axis to drill into the same-console catalog, the series, the era, the publisher, or ask the Companion for a personal recommendation.
