ONE of Nintendo's most iconic games is very valuable if you've still got a copy.
The game was released in the early noughties for Nintendo 64 – so check to see if you've got it stashed anyway.
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Pokémon Stadium 2 released in Japan in December 2000, followed by a US launch in March 2001.
It was one of the Nintendo 64's blockbuster games from a beloved franchise.
And although it didn't quite receive top marks in reviews, it still sold millions of copies.
According to PriceCharting.com, a sealed version of Pokémon Stadium 2 could net you $1,841.50.
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And if it's been professionally graded, you're looking at a value as high as $3,323.48.
The loose price for the cartridge is said to be worth $61.50, while a box is listed as $133.10.
And if you have an opened but complete-in-box Pokémon Stadium 2, it has an estimated value of $224.52.
Even the manual is potentially worth $20.25.
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Of course if you try to sell any of your Pokémon Stadium 2 parts, you might end up with more or less than these figures.
It always depends on what collectors are willing to pay, and these are just estimates.
"We update our prices daily from sources across the internet so you can be sure the data is accurate and timely," PriceCharting explained.
Monster game!
Pokémon Stadium 2 was a sequel to the original Stadium game for Nintendo 64.
It featured all 251 Pokémon from the first two generations of the franchise, unlike the original title that only had 151.
You could also import Pokémon that you had trained up in Game Boy titles like Pokémon Red, Blue, Yellow, Gold, Silver, and Crystal.
The bulk of the game involved battles inside a stadium, with the option for multiplayer battling too.
Unlike the core Game Boy titles, Pokémon Stadium 2 wasn't designed around a complex storyline – but a tournament progression system.
Pokémon Stadium 2 receive generally positive reviews, but didn't score top marks.
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It was generally hailed as a great option for Pokémon fans, but perhaps lacking in wider appeal.
The game sold several million copies globally, and was eventually released in 2023 as part of the Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack.
