◆ Many collectors have probably wondered what the markings on SNES cartridges actually mean, as well as how to tell which language a game is in and where it was released. Yep, some resellers often like to play dumb when selling a game by not specifying what language it’s in <e.g. Zelda in English is worth a lot more than in German>. So that no one can screw you over and you always know what you’re buying, here is a list of codes for PAL versions of games. All releases are in English unless otherwise noted.
SNSP-XX-AUS : Australia SNSP-XX-ESP: Spain SNSP-XX-ESP/ESP : Spain (Spanish) SNSP-XX-EUR: Europe SNSP-XXXX-EUR : Europe SNSP-XX-FAH : France and Holland SNSP-XX-FRA/SFRA : France (French) SNSP-XX-FRG : Germany SNSP-XX-NOE/SFRG : Germany (German) SNSP-XXXX-NNOE : Germany SNSP-XX-NOE : Nintendo Of Europe SNSP-XX-HOL : Holland SNSP-XX-ITA : Italy SNSP-XX-SCN : Scandinavia SNSP-XX-UKV : UK
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