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They might make interesting collectible or display pieces but to actually use one to play on a regular basis is crazy to me considering the better options that won't make your eyeballs bleed. I don't understand how anyone used those regularly back in the day. Get a nice AGS-101 and put the original gameboy on a shelf where it belongs.

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$800 because.... it's the last one in stock, then they are gone forever! :-D

 

I hear it's a trick to keep your same posting in place. Make the last one unsellable until you get more stock. I don't understand the mechanics of it but this is what I heard.

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I hear it's a trick to keep your same posting in place. Make the last one unsellable until you get more stock. I don't understand the mechanics of it but this is what I heard.

 

That would take a million years to work. :D

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That would take a million years to work. :D

 

You're right. I don't honestly get it. Can anyone confirm it actually saves a buck to change the price to astronomical values instead of just re-posting when you get new stock?

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I should offer them to buy mine for 400............tell them they can sell it and double their money :)

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You're right. I don't honestly get it. Can anyone confirm it actually saves a buck to change the price to astronomical values instead of just re-posting when you get new stock?

 

I certainly can't confirm it. I can understand (barely) someone who has the patience holding on to an item for decades, and then selling it. But I guess in a dark relm where crystal meth and grandios thinking is involved, being the trendsetter for $800 makes perfect sense.

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I guess the mad are the best judges of value since they live in a world of their own :P

I continually see $5 dollar pirate Famicom carts going for $80 dollars because they think they can.

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AFAIK, the idea is that if the item doesn't sell for a power seller (which I assume the eBay seller is), then the item gets relisted at no cost. It saves the seller money in that they don't have to pay for a whole new auction.

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