CD-i lot

[oldtimeygamer]

I picked up this cd-i lot for $100 a couple of weekends ago at the flea market. It's boxed with 2 manuals all of the foam inserts even the thin foam sheet wrapped around the console and 3 different controllers. And the games below:

Ceasers world of gambling - complete
Comptons Interational Encyclopedia - complete
Escape from cybercity - complete
Great day of the races - complete
Hotel Mario - complete
International Tennis open - complete
Link the focus of evil - complete
Mistic Midway phantom express - complete
Palm Springs open - 2 complete
Pinball - 1 long box 1 cd style case
Power hitter - 2 complete
Tetris - 1 no sleeve or manual 1 complete
Time-life astrology - complete
Treasure of the Smithsonian - complete
Video speedway - complete
Voyeur - complete
Wacky world of minature golf - complete
Zelda the wand of gamelon - complete

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[Sonicwolf]

Thats definately worth a lot more than 100 bucks. Great find.

[Ed Oscuro]

My guesses are you made back the value of the lot (if inflated eBay sales are any indication) on the three Nintendo-license games and Escape from Cyber City. The rest is probably all sucky (or outdated, i.e. the encyclopedia) but no reason to leave it behind. Probably worth about what you paid for it (I know I'm not accounting for the player's value; I guess it's the mental leap of "would you pay more than $100 for this").


Thats definately worth a lot more than 100 bucks. Great find.
What do you estimate for the player?

I'm guessing maybe $30 / each per Nintendo title (tops, though eBay will go higher probably, heh) and $20 on the Escape From Cyber City. The system, maybe $50 as a lowball (it IS complete and has lots of controllers, and packaging). The rest, dunno but Pinball looks like it could garner interest - but besides that...maybe Tetris, Video Speedway, or A Great Day at the Races (depending if the last two are actually games, not sure I've heard of them before, but I doubt they're gems and Capers has to be bad ;) ).

[c0ldb33r]

I remember during the AVGN review of the CD-i, he said that the zelda titles cost an absolute mint.

[understatement]

Zelda's Adventure is the one that might cost a mint (80~120) but not those two I would say 30 is right on the mark for the average. Even so, I would have got this for 100 if I were there.