Thanks for posting this. I just researched a bit about fake SNES factory sealed games and one thing that it supposed to be very hard to fake are vent holes. My game has that. You can see one of them on the picture I posted. One is above the head of the LA Kings guy and if you follow that mark in a straight line down to the black part of the box there is another hole. And there are two more in between that the picture doesn't show.
Another thing that the fakes rarely have are "roller marks" beside the seam on the back of the box. It's marks that the real sealing machine makes.
It also have a small plastic overlap where the seams meet at the top and the bottom of the box, which is also an indication it's not fake.
No paint has cracked of the folds on the box either, indicating it has not been opened.
I'm no expert though, so if there is anything you can show me that confirms it's fake, please tell me. I'd prefer to not open it obviously, if it is real.
The videos you posted didn't really say anything about SNES games either.