I can explain what it is without clicking a working link.
What GameFaqs is remarking on as being released in 2014 is a re-pro cart. There is a rather big, but still somewhat obscure, market of reproduction 8 bit and 16 bit games. Since individuals cannot re-release games that were originally sold in North America (Mario Bros., Zelda, etc), what these groups do is sell translated games that never were released in the United States. They literally sell the games as if they were new, complete with boxes, instructions, etc - just like if you bought them in the 80s or 90s.
Since ROMs of translated Japanese games are very easy to get a hold of, these groups take the ROM images and burn them into the original game carts. They then repackage them as working titles. Most of the time, these groups use sports game titles or games that were produced in mass quantities that no body would miss in their original form (i.e., the slew of Madden titles, Shaq Fu, etc).
Here's just a few;
Mother (Earthbound) for NES
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Star Fox 2 Reproduction for SNES. Never sold new in the US
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Secret of Mana 2 for PAL using a Japanese Super Famicom cart translated
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Sailor Moon R (a fighting game) on a US cart translated
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Titles range from $40-$80 depending on the producer and seller
[This message has been edited by Fiero84Freak (edited 09-06-2014).]