Please note: this is a pre-owned video game. The condition/rating scale was created in-house, to better help serve you! Remember, we are not a professional grading company, so your opinion may differ from ours. 

CONDITION

-"Complete in Box" Refers to an item that includes original cartridge, box, and manual.

-"No Manual" Refers to an item that includes the original cartridge, and box.

-"Cartridge Only" is a loose cartridge and does not include a box, or inserts. 

*PLEASE NOTE* In any tier of condition, there may be imperfections present. Significant imperfections will be noted. All carts are in working order, regardless of aesthetic condition, and have been tested unless otherwise stated. 

RATING SYSTEM

6 -  Brand new and unopened condition.

5 -  Excellent condition, with very minimal wear and tear

4 -  Above average condition, minor wear and tear

3 -  Not Pristine, but not too bad. Average Condition.

2 -  Obvious wear and tear, below average condition

1 -  Significant, flaws/wear and tear 

Cover art may slightly differ from stock photo. Pictures of actual item, MAY be available upon special request.

It all takes place out at Crystal Lake. That pleasant little camp where happy children of all ages go to spend a fun-filled summer... but this summer will be different. The fun will have to wait. Jason has decided to come to camp and terror is the only game they'll be playing. Only you can stop this terror. You and your six camp counselors can prevent Jason from running wild. It's not an easy task. You must first fight your way through forests filled with man-eating wolves, caves covered with blood-sucking bats, and hordes of mindless zombies at every turn. If a friend is in danger it's up to you to help... or else you can just kiss them goodbye. Jason doesn't play favorites. He'll take anyone. Don't think that hiding in a cabin or staying adrift in a canoe will keep you safe. The only way to survive this summer is to challenge Jason, face to face, and destroy him. Don't worry that it hasn't been done before... there is always a first time (well, not always).