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I don't buy consoles. xD

I don't buy games. I make them. 

Last edited by fg123 (2010-04-10 11:48:01)

About £50-£100

Pokefans, How Much Would you pay for this:
-Game Boy Color--I own one.
-Game Boy Pocket--I own one.
-Pokemon Game Boy link chord--I own one.
-Pokemon Blue Version--I own it.
-Pokemon Gold Version--I own it.

I got all of those when they first came out and never got rid of them.
I even have an original NES, SNES, an N64

archmage wrote:

70 dollars seems about right. Thats about how much it would cost to get it off ebay.

The problem is that you are only getting about 1/3 cash back for the games and about 1/7 cash back for the systems.

There are only a few games that have gone up in value. My FF7 disks and Mario RPG cartridge are selling for twice of what I bought them for on ebay. Other rare games include special editions of star fox and donkey kong, earthbound, and some old FF games. Just about everything else has lost most of its value.

Oh $%%$#%.

Do think a Super Nintendo would have gone up in price?

nikkiperson2 wrote:

Pokefans, How Much Would you pay for this:
-Game Boy Color--I own one.
-Game Boy Pocket--I own one.
-Pokemon Game Boy link chord--I own one.
-Pokemon Blue Version--I own it.
-Pokemon Gold Version--I own it.

I got all of those when they first came out and never got rid of them.
I even have an original NES, SNES, an N64

For all of them, I would pay a good $300-400.

08jackt wrote:

archmage wrote:

70 dollars seems about right. Thats about how much it would cost to get it off ebay.

The problem is that you are only getting about 1/3 cash back for the games and about 1/7 cash back for the systems.

There are only a few games that have gone up in value. My FF7 disks and Mario RPG cartridge are selling for twice of what I bought them for on ebay. Other rare games include special editions of star fox and donkey kong, earthbound, and some old FF games. Just about everything else has lost most of its value.

Oh $%%$#%.

Do think a Super Nintendo would have gone up in price?

No, no main stream systems never go up in value. Super nintendos are worth maybe 10% of their original value. A rare nintendo system would be the virtual boy and there are some Japanese only prototype nintendo systems that used tapes/discs. Some pre-nintendo systems are rare too.

If you need to check anything, just look up the prices on ebay.

20-30 bux

I'd pay around 35$

archmage wrote:

floatingmagictree wrote:

littletonkslover wrote:

.........How can you even afford life?

I'm just saying that's how much it is worth.

Its worth 100 dollars at most. Unless you like throwing away money. You can easily buy all those items off ebay for 100 dollars.

Weird.... I've heard that NES's have gone up in price because many of them have become to old and dusty to operate.

floatingmagictree wrote:

archmage wrote:

floatingmagictree wrote:

I'm just saying that's how much it is worth.

Its worth 100 dollars at most. Unless you like throwing away money. You can easily buy all those items off ebay for 100 dollars.

Weird.... I've heard that NES's have gone up in price because many of them have become to old and dusty to operate.

I have a NES that works just as good as the day I bought it- But that's because I've taken such good care of it.

littletonkslover wrote:

08jackt wrote:

archmage wrote:

70 dollars seems about right. Thats about how much it would cost to get it off ebay.

The problem is that you are only getting about 1/3 cash back for the games and about 1/7 cash back for the systems.

There are only a few games that have gone up in value. My FF7 disks and Mario RPG cartridge are selling for twice of what I bought them for on ebay. Other rare games include special editions of star fox and donkey kong, earthbound, and some old FF games. Just about everything else has lost most of its value.

Oh $%%$#%.

Do think a Super Nintendo would have gone up in price?

I don't know, but I bet a N64 would.

an n64 has gone down so much that the games for it are more expensive.

nikkiperson2 wrote:

floatingmagictree wrote:

archmage wrote:

Its worth 100 dollars at most. Unless you like throwing away money. You can easily buy all those items off ebay for 100 dollars.

Weird.... I've heard that NES's have gone up in price because many of them have become to old and dusty to operate.

I have a NES that works just as good as the day I bought it- But that's because I've taken such good care of it.

One of my cousins had an untouched, never-opened, Chrono Trigger. The original SNES one. He sold it on eBay and got a quick $1,200 dollars.