The passenger was also well endowed so much so that one customs official believed something was amiss.
His instinct would prove accurate.
With suspicions raised, officials asked her to step out of line for a closer inspection.
It did not take long for their hunch to be validated.
At about $27.60 per cartridge, the total value works out to $9,660.
Can you make out any of the individual titles?
Animal Crossing, perhaps?
We also do not know the motive behind the crime, well aside from money.
Are certain games overly expensive in mainland China?
Why not just opt for digital downloads?
Are select titles banned outright?
As absurd as it sounds, stories like this are commonplace in China.
Last year, a smuggler tried to sneak239 CPUsinto the country by taping them to his body.
Just a few months later, another smuggler was busted with420 solid-state drivesstrapped to their person.
And over the summer, smugglers tried again to evade import taxes by hiding780 Intel processorsinside a bus engine.
One suspect even attempted to evade authorities by driving a truckload of goods through acategory 4 typhoon.
