NES: MTVS REMOTE CONTROL (GAME)

What condition is this item? After the title are the follow explanations of description:
(GAME) = Game cartridge or disc only.
(BOX) = Original box and cartridge/disc.
(COMPLETE) = Original box, book, cartridge/disc included.
(NEW) = Brand new, factory sealed.
(NM) = No Manual Included when NEW (new games have manuals on disc)
So if the title is "SUPER MARIO BROS. 3 (GAME)" then you know the game is cartridge only!
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Three contestants sitting in lounge chairs would select one of nine channels on a big-screen television that stood beside Ober, using their TV remote control units; each channel represented a subject having to do with pop culture.[3] Sample channels used on the show were "The Bon Jovi Network", "Brady Physics", and "Dead or Canadian". Contestants answered a series of toss-up questions from those subjects to earn points, using signaling devices to ring in, and lost points for an incorrect response. Most channels contained three questions of increasing value, although certain special categories would have either one or two questions. The identity of each channel was only revealed when it was first chosen during a round.

In the first round, the three questions in a standard category were worth 5, 10, and 15 points, in that order. Point values were doubled for the second round, with a new set of nine channels in play. The contestant who answered a question correctly could either stay with the current channel or select a different one; after the last question in a channel was asked, it was taken out of play for the rest of the round.