GameBoy Advance & PS1 DEBUG KITS and more

[kurtori]

UPDATE: some items sold! Price lowered on the PS1 debug unit!

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Hey all, I recently acquired some debug/development GBA and PS1 systems and just put them up on ebay. The GBA auction even includes (what I believe to be) a complete suite of software which was included with the kit.

 

SOLD:

GameBoy Advance / GameBoy Color Debug Kit: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...em=290060875567

 

PlayStation PS1 PAL Debug Unit: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...em=290060893290

 

Yu Yu Hakusho Dark Tournament - Incomplete Beta Version w/ Mock-Up Box Art - by Atari for PS2: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...em=290060942262

 

SOLD:

Driver 2 GBA Prototype by Atari: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...em=290061801847

 

Driver 2 GBA - Promo GAMING JOURNALISTS-ONLY Game/Tin Set: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...em=290060937490

Edited December 16, 2006 by kurtori

[kurtori]

Bump!

[madhatter667]

Kutori:

All of your other prices seem reasonable, except for the cost of the PSX Debug. I do not know if there is a premium difference in price for the PAL units, but I would drop that price to no higher than $150, and that is only if you have all the cables, a set of controllers (appropriate for the revision hardware) and some memory cards. I have watched a couple of the blue boxes (BTW, what is the model # on this thing, DTL-1002? If so it is one of the earlier pieces...probably Rev. B). It is a good thing that you offer a power adapter for US sockets... that just opens up your potential buyer range. They are neat pieces of equipment to have, but I have seen people try to sell them for a couple hundred bones on eBay before, and they just sat there... not selling...not making the seller any money. $150 seems fair on the higher end of things with the extra goodies (that is what I paid for mine, complete. Incomplete ones I have seen go for as low as $60). Just trying to lend some advice, otherwise, it might take you a while to sell it, or you could lose money by having the price set a little high. If you had a Green console (Rev.C), this would be a fairly decent price for it.

 

The really insane thing is the original price point for these things...something like $1300 if I recall... no wonder many developers used a Game Shark/Game Hunter and swap trick, or just straight up modded the units!

[kurtori]

Kutori:

All of your other prices seem reasonable, except for the cost of the PSX Debug. I do not know if there is a premium difference in price for the PAL units, but I would drop that price to no higher than $150, and that is only if you have all the cables, a set of controllers (appropriate for the revision hardware) and some memory cards. I have watched a couple of the blue boxes (BTW, what is the model # on this thing, DTL-1002? If so it is one of the earlier pieces...probably Rev. B). It is a good thing that you offer a power adapter for US sockets... that just opens up your potential buyer range. They are neat pieces of equipment to have, but I have seen people try to sell them for a couple hundred bones on eBay before, and they just sat there... not selling...not making the seller any money. $150 seems fair on the higher end of things with the extra goodies (that is what I paid for mine, complete. Incomplete ones I have seen go for as low as $60). Just trying to lend some advice, otherwise, it might take you a while to sell it, or you could lose money by having the price set a little high. If you had a Green console (Rev.C), this would be a fairly decent price for it.

 

The really insane thing is the original price point for these things...something like $1300 if I recall... no wonder many developers used a Game Shark/Game Hunter and swap trick, or just straight up modded the units!

 

Thanks for the advice, madhatter667... price has been lowered on the PSX debug unit.