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Nintendo 64 Game Library: PSA Pop Report + Loose / CIB / Sealed Prices 2026

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All 299 Nintendo 64 games PSA has graded — 412 production variants across loose, CIB, and sealed copies. This page lists every variant alphabetically with PSA Pop counts and current PriceCharting prices for loose carts, complete-in-box copies, and factory sealed copies. Each row links to active eBay listings filtered to the right format. Updated weekly with the latest PSA population data and PriceCharting market prices.

Library Overview

Refreshed weekly from PSA population data and PriceCharting prices.

Sources

Pop counts pulled weekly from PSA Video Games population data. Prices from PriceCharting. PSA tracks production variants (Made in Japan, Made in Mexico, Players Choice) as separate rows — collectors price them independently because runs and dates differ.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I find the variant of my Nintendo 64 game?

Look at the back of the cartridge or the bottom of the box. Production location (“Made in Japan”, “Made in Mexico”), ESRB rating placement, and “Players Choice” branding are the most common variant markers. PSA’s grading process documents which variant your specific copy is.

Why does the Nintendo 64 library have so many variants per game?

Mid-cycle production changes were common: ESRB ratings were added partway through the console’s life, packaging dies got replaced as runs grew, regional distribution swapped to Mexico and Canada, and “Players Choice” reissues launched for evergreen titles. PSA tracks each documented production shift as a distinct variant.

Are PSA-graded video games rare?

Most retro games have been PSA-graded fewer than 10 times. The grading culture is much smaller than for trading cards — even the most-graded SNES title has fewer than 200 graded copies. That’s why graded-game pricing is volatile and individual variants matter so much.

What’s missing from this checklist?

Anything PSA hasn’t graded. Some prototype, demo, and regional-exclusive carts may exist in collections but never appear here until a copy gets submitted for grading. Sealed and CIB rosters expand as new titles are submitted; the weekly refresh keeps this page current.

How do I price an ungraded copy?

Check the per-condition library articles linked in Related Resources for current loose / CIB / sealed PriceCharting prices. The pricing model is condition-tier-specific — a CIB copy of the same game can be 5-10× the loose value, and sealed can be 10-50× depending on grade potential.

Related Resources

• Retro Video Game Collecting — the pillar with the broader strategy, market dynamics, and grading economics.