Nintendo Lot $200

[coreys429]

I have a chance to buy this lot which will be located below. The guy offered the price at $200 for me because no one was wanting his $300 price. I am thinking I should go for it but I want another opinion.
NES two controllers, system set up
final fantasy,
dr mario,
dragon warrior,
dragon power,
double dragon,
demon sword,
championship bowling,
castlevania,
blastermaster,
the addams family,
boy and his blob,
legendary wings,
mario 1
Mario 2
Mario 3,
startropics,
solomon's key,
rc pro-am,
milon's secret castle,
krusty fun house,
kirby's adventure,
karnov,
ironsword,
lolo,
football,
zelda,
ninja turtles,
tetris 1,
Tetris 2
tinytoons,
timelord,
punchout,
wizardry,
yoshi,
yoshi cookie,
zoda's revenge
metroid,
bumb and jump,
ballonfight,
adventure island3
hogans alley,

SNES with 2 controllers
super return of the jedi,
super mario world
zombies ate my neighbors.

N64 2 controllers
mario party
nfl blitz(2),
pokemon snap,
star wars racer,
1080 snowboarding,
turkon2
zelda.

sega Genesis 2 controllers
sonic 2,
sonic spinball,
streetfighter 2,
mortal kombat 2
Mortal Kombat 3

[Kuros]

Not worth it IMO.

[ryborg]

Not worth it IMO.

Agreed, unless the games were all complete. I'm not sure I would even pay any more than $100 for all that.

[NES_Rules]

It depends on how many of those you have already. If it's all new to you, there's about 50 games there, so $4 each with the 4 systems. So it may be worth it, but try to talk him down further, it's still not a great price.
If you have a lot of those, then pass on it. There are only a few games that are worth more than $5 so you would have a tough time trying to sell off duplicates and probably wouldn't make much doing so.

[Arcade Antics]

Agreed, unless the games were all complete. I'm not sure I would even pay any more than $100 for all that.

$300 is silly, but $100 is a little too far in the other direction.

The list has 56 games on it. If all the systems are complete (unclear from the original post), even at only $20 per system and $1 per game, total is still $136. Without totalling up individual values for all the games listed, $150-175 is probably still fair for someone who will add everything to their own collection.

[Tenjikuronin]

Nothing really special in the lot....I wouldn't pay more than $100.

[Gameguy]

The lot is worth $200 for sure, but I wouldn't personally buy it because I don't need any of the games. There's really nothing that rare, but if there's several titles that you need then it would be worth it.

[aaron7]

If that was at a flea market I'd pay $100 or so for it as well.

Might be worth $200 if sold individually... but when you buy it bulk, you get a discount :-D

[carlcarlson]

I agree with AA, I'd say it's worth $150-$175.

Of course, if you don't have the systems or any of the games that would be a pretty fun lot to pick up.

[garagesaleking!!]

you can figure it like this the nes, snes, and n64 system would cost you about 100 if they were all in nice condition and complete at most game stores or ebay. And then the actual value of each game added up probably would take the total value to over 200. As far as either buying or selling this in bulk, its not worth 200, unless you really want every single game and system being offered in the lot. The price should be more like 150 as others have said.

[Baloo]

Not that good of a deal. Maybe if it came with a few rare games, but since there's just a bunch of common first-party games and a crapload of 3rd party games, pass.

[Superman]

$200 is an ok deal as long as: 1. You are getting the items for yourself and/or 2. You are ok with just an average type deal (not necessarily overpriced, but certainly not a deal of the century).