Intellivision rare NIB games on eBay: Deep Pockets, Choplifter, Diner, etc!

[jeffgamer]

I'm currently auctioning off several rare gaming items on eBay, and will be posting a few others soon. The links to the individual auctions as well as my seller's page are below.

 

Cheers!

 

My seller's page:

 

eBay Seller: jeffgamer

 

 

Unopened Nintendo Game Watch - SUPER MARIO BROS Princess Toadstool's Castle Run

eBay Auction -- Item Number: 121037042905

 

DINER for INTELLIVISION -- Rare game, New in box!

eBay Auction -- Item Number: 121037154792

 

INTELLIVISION Ultra-Rare CHOPLIFTER by Intelligentvision. New In Box!!

eBay Auction -- Item Number: 121037187583

 

INTELLIVISION Ultra-Rare DEEP POCKETS SUPER PRO POOL & BILLIARDS, New!!

eBay Auction -- Item Number: 121037010823

 

INTELLIVISION Ultra-Rare SCARFINGER, by Intelligentvision -- New!

eBay Auction -- Item Number: 121037515645

 

SUPER PRO FOOTBALL for INTELLIVISION -- New in box, unusual label!

eBay Auction -- Item Number: 121037668889

Edited December 15, 2012 by jeffgamer

[Albert]

Jeff, I fixed the links for you. If you click the "Edit" link for your message, you can see what I did.

 

..Al

[Conrad Hart]

I may be mistaken, but doesn't opening the games to photograph disqualify them from being "new?"

 

Seems like they would potentially go for more if actually sealed...

[jeffgamer]

I may be mistaken, but doesn't opening the games to photograph disqualify them from being "new?"

 

Seems like they would potentially go for more if actually sealed...

 

If the games were sealed to begin with, then I'd have to just take a picture of the box and not let people see what's inside. However, none of these games have tape or shrinkwrap on them...I'd actually have to ADD a seal to them to make them sealed, which would alter the way they were sold new. The only item I have for auction that is sealed would be the Nintendo Game Watch.

 

Also, it's a pretty common practice from what I've seen) for sellers to show the contents within the box whenever it does not involve damaging anything...people want to see the condition of the items they're purchasing if possible. The most recent auctions of Intelligentvision releases from other sellers on eBay did the same thing.

 

Hope that answers your questions, Conrad!