Cap'n Games Inc.
NES: MANIAC MANSION
NES: MANIAC MANSION
Variant Definitions
Variant Definitions
Key: Variant Title = Description of Expected Goods
GAME ONLY = It's the Game Disc/Cart Only
GAME WITH BOX/INSERT = Game Disc/Cart with original Box Artwork Insert, correct color case (may be replacement).
GAME WITH BOOK/BOX/INSERT = Game Disc/Cart with Original Instruction Manual and Artwork Insert, correct color case (may be replacement)
GAME BOX/INSERT ONLY = Just The Artwork - NO Game (you should have it and need the artwork insert for it).
GAME BOOK/MANUAL ONLY = Same, just the original manual the manufacturer put in there.
BRAND NEW SEALED = We strive to notify you of any rips or tears in cellophane wrapping. If perfection is wanted, PLEASE call us before hitting order.
Please assume all items have a company price sticker affixed to each item. We use "removable" stickers and avoid stickering cardboard.
No Used Items will arrive with other inserts (supplied maps, warranty cards, posters, stickers, plastic wrap, cardboard or foam inserts) - some do, but don't plan on it since many people threw things away back then.
Brand New Sealed items have manufacturers warranty which are applied first, as applicable (esp. Atari).
Not stocked? Choose the Out of Stock Variant, Scroll and Click Notify Me! The system will email you when restocked automatically! :)
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Maniac Mansion is a point-and-click graphic adventure game set in the mansion of the Edison family, where a sentient meteor crash has led to strange occurrences. The player, Dave Miller, must rescue his girlfriend, Sandy Pantz, from Dr. Fred, a mad scientist. The game features a point-and-click interface, allowing players to guide characters through puzzles and solve problems. The game is non-linear, meaning different paths can be taken based on the player's choices. It includes cutscenes that advance the story and provide insights into offscreen events. The game was originally released for the Commodore 64 and Apple II and later ported to the Nintendo Entertainment System.
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