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Hi everyone! It's that time of the month again when I have the difficult task of deciding what I'm going to buy for my collection (a good problem to have, I know.) For the past few months I've been trying to focus on Nintendo stuff and an item that I've been meaning to get ever since it came out is the NES Classic Edition. I already have the SNES Classic and I think the NES one would be a fantastic addition to my collection. But I can't really find a reliable source when it comes to price. I checked eBay, Game Value Now, Price Charting, GameStop and a few more. Thing is, prices vary a lot and I have no idea how much the system really goes for. eBay prices in particular go for $100 or more for the used/incomplete system, so I have no idea if that's fine or not. The cheapest one I found where I live is around $65 with free shipping and it comes in the box, but not manual/poster, unfortunately. I'll include pictures below for reference. Can you help me out? I don't know if that's a good deal or not and I hate overpaying. Also, do you think the system will become more expensive/collectible as time goes on? Thanks in advance and I'm really looking forward to what you guys have to say about this! -
A much needed distraction today.
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I have a boxed Wii Fitness board up for trade. I'm looking for some of the things listed here. Wii stuff: NBA Jam Super Mario Bros Wii Mario Kart Wii System carry case/bag GameCube Stuff: Sonic Gems Collection Mega Man Collection Star Wars Bounty Hunter 2 Gamecube controllers
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I'm looking for reproduction cartridges of certain exclusive NES games. RetroUSB previously had everything I'm looking for up for sale on their website but they are now all discontinued. I'd appreciate it if anyone who knows could point me in the right direction on where to purchase these carts. I really haven't heard of any good repro websites aside from RetroUSB. Edit: To clarify, I'm looking for repros of games not available on NES, such as exclusive Famicom games, or the Vs. arcade games. I'm not interested in repros of existing NES games, otherwise known as a fake.
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I want this stuff gone so make an offer if you see something you like everything works fine unless noted I'll be getting pictures posted as the day goes on prices do not include shipping atari 2600 6 switch av mod, 2 atari nice atari controllers, paddles, 2 keyboard controllers, atari ac, 28 games 90 (pictured system and games (krull and galaxian aren't included) power led added 4 switch, 2 nice atari controllers, 10 games 25 (the games are commons, dk, combat, space invader etc) Private eye 10 Adventure 7 crazy climiber (rough label, no end label ) 25 7800 dark chamber 6 xevoious 4 karateka 4 robotron 5 atari 800 super cobra no label 6 cassette drive with some thorn emi software (one game) the drive works but doesn't rewind 7 colecovision system with 2 good controllers, ac adapter and the following games dk, dkjr, pitstop, baseball, q bert, defender, , miner 2049er sewer sam and a repro flipper slipper 80 adam keyboard, works, escape key and a function key are broken off, but included so the can be repaired 10 printer, supplies power, doesn't type 10 cassette vision games cart only yosaku 10 battlevader 10 galaxian 10 big sports 12 10 monster mansion 10 monster block 40 cib astro command 25 galaxian 15 pak pak monster 15 gakken tv boy games mr bomb 70 super cobra 110 memorex vis with controller and 4 games(if they can be called that), missing outer part of power switch works fine though 225 intellivision thunder castle in box 45 (on hold) commando cart only 18 shark shark cib 12 studio 2 lot pictured games plus extra black jack 15 tec toy master system games all cib rambo 20 shooting gallery x2 15 afterburner 20 4 switch 2600 console shells 1 dollar apeice 3rd party atari compatible controllers 1 missing boot atari controllers 2 nice 2600 controllers 3 sega genesis menacers all are tested and working (no games included) complete unit (damage to one eye piece rail) 15 gun, stock, sensor 10 gun only 5 remember, I will be quick to take offers on this stuff, I want to clear it out
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...I couldn't resist. I thought it was a pretty good deal at the time. How did I do? ...
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I made this video with some Switch import games I picked up over the last year (with gameplay footage). The Nintendo Switch is region free, meaning you can easily pick up physical versions of games in other territories and play on your US console…and often in ENGLISH! GAMES SHOWN: Capcom Belt Action Collection Taiko no Tatsujin: Nintendo Switch Version! Psikyo Collection Vol 1 & 2 Okami: HD Remaster Child of Light / Valiant Hearts Runbow - Deluxe Edition Syberia Opus Collection Gal*Gun 2 Peach Ball: Senran Kagura RXN -RAIJIN- [LIMITED EDITION] Flashback: 25th Anniversary [Collector's Edition] Any other Switch imports I need to add to the collection? -
Just curious the forums list alot of common 8 bit consoles and then skips 16 bit consoles them goes right into modern gaming. Was in hopes there could be a discussion on Nes Snes sega gensis.
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We have a great Nintendo rep here!
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I recently started paying more attention to my Nintendo 64 collection. I had a bunch of games that I bought with with system years ago, but I recently found out I can get some games for pretty cheap where I live. So before the local market changes, as it often does, I'll get as many N64 games as I can. At this point, I pretty much know what to look for: racing games, Mario, Zelda, Super Smash Bros. and some of those rare and elusive titles everyone pretty much knows about, but even if I have some experience with N64 games because I used to play a lot of ROMs on an emulator growing up, there are a lot of games I might not know about. I recently watched a video about Chameleon Twist 1 and 2 from My Life in Gaming and I'm definitely getting those because they look pretty good even if they didn't get glowing reviews back in the day. Also, I'm super excited because I just got a copy of International Superstar Soccer 2000 which can be quite expensive. Maybe I can get another cheap copy for the purposes of trading... I have to say I just have around 15 titles and none of them are extremely special, so I won't bore you with a list. But is there anything I might be missing from? Maybe a bunch of games that were ignored back in the day because the critics weren't very kind or something that arrived late in the system's life cycle? Thanks!
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No one on the corner has swagger like us.
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Takes me back to my teenage days!
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It's absurd that they wouldn't release this game in the U.S. -- tonight see it yourself at 8 PM ET!
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Mine is Verdun, it's (probably) the most realistic WW1 shooter out there. Grand Theft Auto 5 is a close second. -
The new hard to find Amiibo.
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One of my favorite parts about playing Pokemon HeartGold on the Nintendo DS was the game's post content. More specifically, I'm referring to the number of legendaries you could catch. Over the past few years, I sort of lost track of Pokemon games and since I played HeartGold to death, I didn't feel the need to play another one of those. That said, I really want to get back into the series, so I recently got Ultra Sun and I just started playing Alpha Sapphire. My question is simple, but I can't really find a straight answer: which Pokemon game has the most number of legendaries. I know some of the latest Pokemon games have a ton of legendaries, but you can only get one of two per version and you need both of those to get a third or something awfully specific like that. What I was wondering is, which game has the most legendaries if you only play one version and you do no trading at all. If my memory serves me right, HeartGold had Mewtwo, the three dogs, the three birds, Lugia and Ho-Oh and more, I want more of that and I was wondering if I'm going to be disappointed with Alpha Sapphire and Ultra Sun. Thanks in advance!
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Hi, I've made the decision to thin out my console collection and move over to emulation. US buyers only. Here is what's up for sale first (shipping from 27707 is included): AV Famicom. Comes with a new PSU, original AV cable, and a Japanese (short wire) dogbone controller. Asking $120. No games are included.
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Thanks to the users of Amiibo Crossing for sharing these Super Mario Maker 2 levels!
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I've been trying to get a console this month because I'm in possession of some disposable income. As usual, I have a ton of options and one of the possibilities is getting a SNES. Thing is I've never even touched one. I have a SNES Classic Edition which I loved and has an amazing selection of games, but I'd like to own the real thing just for the purposing of collecting and also to play on the real thing. So how much should I pay for the system? Also, I've seen the original SNES, as well as the SNES Jr. I know the former supports S-video and the former doesn't, but I also know that the Jr. tends to be more collectible. To sum up: 1) Do you think it's worth getting a SNES if I own the Classic Edition, 2) Which version should I look for? 3) How much is an acceptable price for the system in case I decide to go for it? Thanks in advance!
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More hunting from the Dallas area airs tonight at 8 PM ET!
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I'd like to get at least an N64 game this month and I have some options. To make a long story short, I own a Nintendo 64 that I bought from my cousin years and years ago fro pretty much nothing. These are the games that came with the system: Super Mario 64, Bomberman 64, Quake 2, Automobili Lamborghini, Chopper Attack, ISS 98, Duke Nukem 64, Space Station Silicon Valley, Star Wars Shadow of the Empire and Turok. Some of the options I have include in my immediate wish-list include Diddy Kong Racing, Mickey's Speedway USA and Pokemon Snap. Am I missing something? I don't know that many Nintendo 64 games because everything that I played was on emulators more than a decade ago and I just focused on Super Smash Bros. and the Zelda games that are hard to come by here and extremely expensive. Also, a copy of ISS 2000 recently surfaced, I thought that game was one of the rarest of the system and the seller is offering for not that much (around $34 to be more specific). Should I go for it? Is that game that rare? Thanks in advance!
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C'mon and slam! Welcome to the jam!
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My best box yet!
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Gimme the loot! Gimme the loot!
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I recently purchased this item at a flea market. It's a cassette port of Donkey Kong for the Coleco Adam that appears to have been released in 1984. It comes packaged in a cardboard box designed to look like the original arcade cabinet of the game. After purchasing the item, I tried to do some research on it. It was one of three arcade games that were given ports to the Adam with boxes designed after the original arcade cabinets. I only found a few pictures of the box on Google and found no current or completed listings of the game on eBay. The closest thing I found on eBay was a Zaxxon game in the cabinet-style box the was listed for about $500. I wanted to see if anybody knew about the history of the game or how much it is worth.
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