Thread: Ultra Rare NES Games Sells for over $13,000

One would think all retro consoles (and I dont mean PS1) and games would fetch a hefty price but that isnt the case a lot of the time, especially in used game retailers.

Originally Posted by Shazam!

One would think all retro consoles (and I dont mean PS1) and games would fetch a hefty price but that isnt the case a lot of the time, especially in used game retailers.

Its because unless you have them mint in box, they are easy to find. Our flea market out here has a whole booth filled with loose Genesis, SNES, and NES games for under $10. They are just not very rare.

8 very rare (and very expensive) video games :

http://www.cnn.com/2010/LIVING/03/20...f.video.games/

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Originally Posted by sneakers

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Originally Posted by Shazam!

One would think all retro consoles (and I dont mean PS1) and games would fetch a hefty price but that isnt the case a lot of the time, especially in used game retailers.

The oldest one I have is called a Home Video Game System, circa 1979. It's basically what became the Atari 2600. I have about 20 games, two joysticks, two controllers for racing and tennis games and I THINK there was a gun that came with it, but I can't locate it. The whole shebang isn't worth what I thought it was, but it's condition is still tip top.

Originally Posted by sneakers

I have Ogre Battle for the SNES and N64 (as well as a bunch of the Romance of the three kingdoms) that would sell very well if I ever wanted to sell them

Lost my SNES version along time ago. Funny thing is I hooked up my N64 about a week ago just for Ogerbattle 64.