Tomorrow's Collectibles... Today [Archive]

digitalpress

11-11-2002, 07:36 AM

So what CURRENT system games do you think will be collectible in the future? If this thread gets good replies I'll move it to the classic discussion forum so we can all laugh at our speculation sometime down the road.

A few off the top of my head. As always, this is pure speculation :)

- Sneakers for Xbox. It's a Toys 'R Us exclusive and it's not very well-praised. Usually that means not many get sold (though look at what happened with Hasbro's "Frogger"). Selling at a slightly lower price of $29.99 now.

- Mad Maestro for PS2. That weird game in that even weirder yellow box. The unusual genre would have appealed only to the hardcore (most of us here, probably), and the buzz when it was released was that it was limited in distribution anyway. Pretty good chance this will be sought after some day.

- Mister Mosquito for PS2. See Mad Maestro! Same publisher, same rules.

- Air Force Delta for Xbox. I still don't really understand if this is rare or not, but it goes for insane amounts on eVilBay at times. It was an early Xbox release, perhaps in limited distribution because of its somewhat limited appeal, but hell. It LOOKS gorgeous, and the series has been around for awhile... I don't get this one.

- ZooCube for GameCube. I don't have any "real number", but I've heard this one was hard to find in stores right from the get-go.

More? Let's hear your thoughts.

Kid Fenris

11-11-2002, 01:35 PM

Shadow Hearts for the PS2 may be a future rarity. I've yet to play it, but the RPG seems to be massing a decently-sized cult following. It's also not particularly common, in my experience, and the few copies I've seen haven't been below $40 in price.

And I wouldn't be surprised if Tactics Ogre: The Knight of Lodis for the GBA winds up as a big eBay seller in a few years. It's currently not hard to find the game in stores, but Atlus titles have a tendency to become scarce before anyone realizes it.

maxlords

11-11-2002, 02:14 PM

Shadow Hearts had a pretty hearty print run I think. The thing is, VERY few games have low print runs anymore. I think it's gonna be more of a supply vs. demand thing for this generation of games. There will be more gamers that want the OOP games than there are games to go around. We're already seeing this with Castlevania: Symphony of the Night which had a MASSIVE print run and still the price isn't lowering.

As for what I think will be collectible? Certainly the obscure niche titles like Mister Mosquito and Mad Maestro, as well as others (Mars Matrix, Gundam Side Story 0079). RPGs as always carry more demand after they're OOp than when they're out, so I'd bet Suikoden 3 and Wild Arms 3 go up later on as well. And certainly the import Rez limited edition that comes with it's own USB vibrator! Everyone needs one!
http://www.gamegirladvance.com/archives/2002/10/26/sex_in_games_rezvibrator.html

Arcade Antics

11-11-2002, 04:02 PM

Kid Ice

11-11-2002, 04:57 PM

This is a really tough one to call. I find it hard to predict what people are going to want. The old rules don't seem to apply anymore. Here are a couple old rules that IMO, are dying out:

-Only low production games are valuable collectibles. For the reason stated by Maxlords. Just look at SOTN and NES Final Fantasy. And I have to question just how rare Tengen Tetris and Panzer Dragoon Saga are when they regularly appear in collections.

-The game doesn't matter. This rule mostly applied to 2600 games; a game only had to be RARE to be collectible, and that was it. It did not matter if the game was a piece of shit. Now, it seems like collectors are moving toward quality games more. If you look at the most wanted (judging by ebay) games for say, the SNES, or the Sega Saturn, you'll see what I mean.

Having said that, I might be able to make a couple predictions about future collectibles based on more recent patterns.

-Gradius 3+4 for PS2. This to me is the equivalent of The Raiden Project for PSX; beloved series shooter, early in the systems life cycle, probably not a whole lot of them, definitely not pushing the system's hardware, a niche item that not everyone will apprecaite enough to take care of.

-Steel Battalion for X-box - Trust me, no one will EVER try to come out w/ a controller like this again! Sort of equivalent to the Twin Sticks for SS Virtual On, but 10X as much so.

-Skies of Arcadia for DC - Rumored to be coming to ??? PS2? GC? Who knows. When it does show up, people will no doubt say it's not the same. Equivalent - SNES Chrono Trigger (or at least SS Magic Night Rayearth)

the kid

Kid Fenris

11-11-2002, 06:58 PM

Suikoden III might wind up in the collector's circle, but I suspect that, like other first-party Sony titles, there'll be plenty of Wild Arms 3 to go around.

Skies of Arcadia is still fairly easy to find on the DC, and the GameCube version looks to be better than the original (God, I hope they cut out the overworld battles.) It's well-liked in RPG circles, though, so there may be some demand for the original in the future.

This seems like a good time to bring up two other potentially rare RPGs . . .

Tsugunai: Atonement (PS2) -A fairly obscure RPG with a unique sense of structure, this one was also brought out by Atlus, and it doesn't seem very common.

Ephemeral Fantasia (PS2)-It's pure player-insulting crapola, but it seems like this unorthodox RPG had a much lower print run when compared to other Konami releases. It might just be to the PS2 what Tecmo's Secret of the Stars is to the SNES: awful, but collectible.

scooterb23

11-11-2002, 07:05 PM

Here are my 2 cents (hoping to spin them into $99.95 on Ebay)...

One word Disney...

Kingdom Hearts (PS2??)- ok, it's an RPG...but it's got DISNEY characters...instant future collectible two-fer...

Disney Golf (PS2)- DISNEY characters again, been to 6 stores, I have seen 1 copy...

The Jungle Book game compatible with Dance Mats...(PS1)

portnoyd

11-11-2002, 07:32 PM

How can you forget about Rez for PS2? That has to have some collectibility? And maybe even include Stretch Panic.

dave

maxlords

11-11-2002, 09:30 PM

I doubt that Ephemeral Phantasia will be collectible unless it's to completists. That had to have been one of the worst games EVER made. I'll never understand collecting bad games. NEVER.

Rez might be collectible..had a good sized print run but it's of the type, and MAYBE Stretch Panic...but...( I have to) it's a stretch!

Disney games, I doubt, as they have HUGE print runs, and very few of the older ones are collectible..I don't see that trend suddenly starting.

Tsugunai: Atonement I could see tho...that's a good call, as is Gradius 3 and 4.

briskbc

11-12-2002, 02:44 AM

I am curious about the production #s of Klonoa 2 and Curse of Monke Island. I can't find either of them new in my area.

MankeyMan

11-12-2002, 07:26 AM

I'm pretty sure that these PAL games are going to be sought after if they don't get released in the US.

Doshin the Giant for the Gamecube - I walked into a store and saw this, no magazine or internet site picked up on its release until two months later, and I can't find a copy anywhere anymore.

Shenmue II for the Dreamcast - Same story. THis came out at the end of the DCs life, and fetches �40+ on eBay for a tatty, battered, crappy looking edition. It may go down in value if the Xbox version comes out though.

Mayhem

11-12-2002, 08:48 AM

Why do I have the feeling "BMX XXX" might get in here? Not many shops stocking it and it's an 18 and over title...

MankeyMan

11-12-2002, 09:19 AM

I thought they were releasing a censored and un-censored version. I think the un-censored one might get in there.

geelw

11-12-2002, 10:28 AM

thanks to their lower than usual production numbers, pretty much anything from atlus usually ends up rare, so expect:
wizardry: the forsaken land
tsunagai: atonement (i didn't like it much, but it was different, lol)
sky gunner
robopon 2 (cross & ring versions)
hoshigami: ruining blue earth
tactics ogre
to see these end up like the persona games and rhapsody- tough to track down!

squaresoft owns the ob series now, so i'd guess that they don't want atlus producing any more tactics ogre after a certain point...

kondom hearts is NOT rare, and probably won't be- there are so many copies out there (remember, no ff 11, so this is the "substitute" for the time being until ff raider comes out next march or whenever)

i think dropship, gadget racers, stretch panic, gradius 3 & 4, silpheed: the lost planet, rez, klonoa 2, herdy gerdy, ring of red, and of course, mr. mosquito & mad maestro will be the rarer ps2 games to track down...

(xbox) steel battalion- definitely, lol- sneakers- yup (it's really really bad- i'll probably pick one up just for the hell of it, even after i suffered through nezmix, the import version)- but then again, kabuki warriors and new legends were worse...i don't know the print run of sneakers, but i'm gonna guess that toys r' us is sitting on a few thousand unsold copies for a few months...

oh yeah, you pervs- rez with the transvibrator came out in japan a while ago- i played it, and it's basically a subwoofer in your pocket! not very stimulating (i felt like i was running a marathon, and my heart was pounding, with all the bass thumping away)...of course, i kept that thing ABOVE the waist, lol... :roll:

buttasuperb

11-12-2002, 01:27 PM

ps2 guilty gear x.

when i wanted to buy it, i didnt see it at any store for a week. and now i barely see it anywhere at all. only time i see it for sale is used at gamestop.

Nature Boy

11-12-2002, 02:58 PM

The interesting aspect of rarity for the current generation is that everything sells so many more copies these days than in the past.

Other than those already listed I've wondered about Ico for PS2. A great game (IMO) that sold poorly (according to the press). And it's unique enough that I think it'll be sought after in the future.

I'd mostly look at RPGs or platformers for the gems. They're popular enough genres that the demand will be there, which is have the battle I think.

Britboy

11-12-2002, 03:03 PM

GTA: Vice City

I hear they didn't print too many.

(/sarcasm)

kevincure

11-12-2002, 10:50 PM

one that almost slipped by : Sub Rebellion for PS2. Relatively hard to find, widely acclaimed in reviews.

geelw

11-13-2002, 05:38 AM

looking over a few lists elsewhere, i see that it's mostly shooters, RPGs, puzzle games, and platformers that seem to end up "rare"-

pretty much any game that doesn't get advertised on tee vee is fair game for collectability. there are gonna be a skrillion metroid prime for sale, but if i see a mr. mosquito, klonoa beach volleyball, or sub rebellion for sale at the same time, i'd grab up either one (or all three)over that game, knowing i can always get it later... ;)

Arcade Antics

11-13-2002, 11:18 AM

pretty much any game that doesn't get advertised on tee vee is fair game for collectability. there are gonna be a skrillion metroid prime for sale, but if i see a mr. mosquito, klonoa beach volleyball, or sub rebellion for sale at the same time, i'd grab up either one (or all three)over that game, knowing i can always get it later... ;)

Klonoa Beach Volleyball wasn't released in the US, making it all the less likely that it would be advertised on TV here. ;) Argh! Why don't we get cool games like that?!

Six Switch

11-13-2002, 07:06 PM

Right now I would say the Klonoa games,the first ones goes for over $50 at the least,and sky gunner.All of them are good.odd games.And like Joe said in Tips and Tricks a long tiem ago,most of the non-sports late system releases.

Joe you should make an updated list of "rare"modern games and put it in T&T! :D ;) :?

Neo-Jorge

11-14-2002, 08:15 AM

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- Mad Maestro for PS2.
- Mister Mosquito for PS2. See Mad Maestro! Same publisher, same rules.

- Air Force Delta for Xbox. I still don't really understand if this is rare or not, but it goes for insane amounts on eVilBay at times. It was an early Xbox release, perhaps in limited distribution because of its somewhat limited appeal, but hell. It LOOKS gorgeous, and the series has been around for awhile... I don't get this one.

- ZooCube for GameCube. I don't have any "real number", but I've heard this one was hard to find in stores right from the get-go.

More? Let's hear your thoughts.

Crap....I left air force delta behind at Toys R us =(

I agree with you with the Mad Maestro games I got Mr.Mosquito at a bargain price at my local Circuit City. Only 9.99. They had 2 copies of the game avalible and I grabed em both. =)

ZooCube.....Ehhh.... Time to head out to best buy.

Thanks

digdug

03-13-2003, 10:02 AM

A Low print run game would be Dynasty Tactics for the PS2, at my store i saw maybe 3 copies of the game period. Another one would be Gitaro Man

Would agree on:

Suikoden 3
Rez
Steel Battallion
Klonoa 2
Mr. Misquito
Mad Maestro
Shadow Hearts

Not:

Kingdom Hearts (flooded market) -_-
Ico (same as above) :embarrassed:

Dig Dug

Starcade

03-13-2003, 06:57 PM

The only games that I can think of our

Steel Battalion
Shadow Hearts
Fatal Frame

Neb

03-13-2003, 08:10 PM

What about the Document of Metal Gear Solid 2? My local GameStop told me it didn't even exist! LOL It took me a while, but I finally found it...

Neb

03-13-2003, 08:12 PM

Oh yeah, and what about that Linux programming kit for Playstation 2. That's one that will definately be hard to find down the line!

dreamcaster

03-13-2003, 09:16 PM

With the way the GameCube's selling, it'll be a real collector's item 10 years down the track! LOL

CrazyImpmon

03-25-2003, 08:22 PM

If you have the first version of Kakuto Chojin for XBox, you might want to hang on to that. Microsoft inadverantly released the crappy game with background music that has a verse from Mulsim holy book Quran. Microsoft quickly recalled it and destroyed all unsold copies and the re-released version has been edited.

To find out if your copy is the first version, go play the background music test #23. If you hear the overlapping phrases "Qul Hewa Allah Hoo Ahad (He is ALlah, the One) and Allah Hoo Samad (Allah, the Eternal, Absolute) then you got the original version.

Source: Electronic Gaming Monthly vol 166 (shipping now to subscribers)

Ikari Warrior

04-14-2003, 11:19 PM

scooterb23

04-14-2003, 11:39 PM

Any thoughts on some of the newer PS2 budget games like Road Trip, HSX, Seek & Destroy, Mobile Light Force 2 etc???

And I'll stand by Disney Golf for PS2 at least as being harder to find than most games...I'm still looking for it...

Brisco

12-06-2003, 12:18 AM

How about Go! Go! Hypergrind. This GC title just sits there, daring people to buy it. It looks like a mix of Ren & Stimpy and that Yanya Caballista game for the PS2.

bensenvill

12-06-2003, 01:58 AM

Steel Battalion - certainly

Curse of Monkey Island - because it didnt have huge print numbers and its a very unusual game type to see make it to a console

Fantavision- A nice launch title (that alone give it special notoriety) that dissapeared quickly as more titles were launched

GTA:VC Sound track - not a game but if you compare the huge success of the game compared to the sales numbers of sound track (especially with it having a pretty high sale price) seems like something thats a good investment now.

And the PS2 Linux kit - DEFINITELY.... I WANT ONE SOOO BAD!!!!

~Tj

mauigamer

12-06-2003, 03:16 AM

What about Guitarooman for the PS2? I rarely see that used anywhere.

digitpress Jim

12-06-2003, 04:10 AM

I think Magic Pengel (PS2) and Intellivision Lives (PS2, Xbox) will be hard to come by. Also I think Go! Go! Hyper Grind will be like Cubivore, be on store shelves for about a month or two and then the search begins. I know for certain Ninja Five-O for the Game Boy Advance is already a real hard one to come by, I lucked out when I got mine. :D :D :D

AB Positive

12-06-2003, 09:17 AM

Ninja Five-0 is rare? I have all the box/instructions/trappings for one in my hold box, I just grabbed it because it looked odd. we have two carts of it in my store, perhaps I should grab one?

-AG

Doonzmore

12-06-2003, 09:53 AM

Probably all the Disney Sports games for Gamecube.

The Video Game Master

12-06-2003, 01:30 PM

Yo Adam, I would say pick up Ninja Five-O right away. I picked mine up about a month and a half ago at my work (GameStop), they sent two copies still brand new, just already opened and with the Refurb sticker on the back barcode. I belive you work for GameStop also, right Adam? So with employee apperciation this weekend, you can get Ninja Five-0 for 30% off. Ninja Five-O came out back around Apirl of this year, and the one I bought was the first one I have ever seen to buy. In my opinion, Ninja Five-O is one of the Rariest Game Boy Advance Games and is an awesome must have, especially if you like Ninja Gaiden and Bionic Commando, I LOVE Ninja Five-O :D :D :D

Cmosfm

12-06-2003, 02:07 PM

Rariest - LOL

sorry, I found it funny

digitpress Jim

12-07-2003, 05:07 AM

I just picked up Go! Go! Hypergrind brand new for the GameCube yesterday for $22.00. I would say if you see one and have the money buy one right away. Go! Go! Hypergrind is published by the same company who did Cubivore, Atlus. Plus you never know, this might be hard to come by like Cubivore since they both have the same publisher. :D :D :D

Brisco

12-07-2003, 04:04 PM

What about the new Role Playing game for GBA game, CIMA: the Enemy? Seems these can draw aftermarket attention, especially for what seems to be a low release game?

PDorr3

12-07-2003, 05:13 PM

Klonoa 2 will be hard to come by, mad maestro (which is actualy a fun title), mr mosquito, shadow hearts (eventhough with the release of a second one, im not sure), and I have a feeling sonic mega collection for gc and ikaruga on gc will be hard to find down the road.

jezt

05-22-2004, 03:58 PM

What about LOZ collectors edition for Gamecube, I checked Ebay, and I dont think that people are selling as much of them anymore. Well in any case, I gots mines.

Peace

dbiersdorf

05-25-2004, 09:35 PM

NCAA Basketball 2k3 for GameCube

No joke. No one really knows about it, because no one in their right mind would think a yearly sports game could be rare. But boy is it ever, these babies have reached $75 for discs only! At times I have seen Factory Sealed ones go a little under $200. This will be the rarest game this generation easily.

After Sega Sports was realizing GameCube wasn't the hot ticket for the sports genre, they released NCAA Basketball 2k3 and cut its production almost a month later. Not only that, but it's the only NCAA Basketball game for the GameCube, and it seems like its going to stay that way. Very rare.

Other rare GameCube games?
Bust-a-Move 3000
Cubivore
Gauntlet: Dark Legacy
Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Chaos Bleeds
Gotcha Force
Goblin Commander

Check 'em all, nearly all of them you have to pay a pretty penny for.

-hellvin-

05-25-2004, 10:56 PM

I'm gonna say:

Tactics Ogre Knights Of Lodis
Rez
Suikoden III
Klonoa 2
Mad Maestro
Cubivore
Monkey Island

and these two I saw no one mention and I have NEVER found them complete, in fact, I've never found the carts:

Doom & Doom 2 for GBA

I just CANT find these two, and I want them, with box and manual.
If anyone can give me any idea of where I can get it easily I would love it, maybe like a target or toys r us or somewhere like that has it? I don't go to those stores often.

mregashu

05-26-2004, 12:52 AM

I second NCAA Basketball for GCN - I asked my wife for it for Christmas when it came out and was VERY lucky she found a copy on ebay before the prices jumped. I have never seen a copy in the wild, and from what I've heard the production run is somewhere between 3,000 - 6,000 tops. Not a bad game of basketball either.

Blendo75

05-26-2004, 03:36 PM

I second Doshin the Giant for the GC - this one's already rare.

Disaster Report for PS2 - maybe..

Probably any Eyetoy game.

IK+ for the GBA - already rare (?)

Certain e-reader cards are htf, Mario Party-E might be rare someday.
Probably the next (final?) set of e-reader NES games will be rare/low print-run. The new NES re-realeases for GBA will probably be worth something.

Anything N-gage will probably be rarre.

Lord007

05-26-2004, 05:57 PM

Two PS2 titles:

I think Music Maker (or Generator?) might be rare...it wasn't that good of a game, actually couldn't really consider it a game, but it is hard to find.

I also think Tokyo Xtreme Racer 3 will also be rare, I think it already is and it just came out a couple months ago. Didn't get good reviews, but a few people including me thought it was great...still no Gran Turismo but definitely worth my time.

vincewy

06-13-2004, 01:53 AM

The Gamecube version of Super Bust a Moove 3000. It's only carried by a few retailers, mostly only found at TRU and Amazon.com For some reason it retails for more than the PS2 version ($40 compared to $20), which is unusual. I hardly ever see it. Just a heads up.

I was lucky 2 weeks ago and picked up the last copy of 3000 at my local TRU, it had been sitting there for a while for $40 and I never realized it's rare until recently when I start hunting games, what are other rare GC games you folks can think of, I know of:

Bust A Move 3000
Cubivore
Gauntlet Dark Legacy
NCAA Basketball 2003

Other semi-rare games can still be found at decent prices

Go Go Hypergrind
Virtua Striker 2002

Richter Belmount

06-14-2004, 05:40 AM

hmm Ikaruga? Ive only seen it a few times , where i live atleast

scooterb23

06-14-2004, 12:25 PM

All right, how about thoughts on these two recent releases?

Ribbit King (PS2 / GC)
Strike Force Bowling (PS2 / XBox)

I'm going to pick up Bowling later this week, got GC Ribbit King yesterday...and having a great deal of fun with it :D

I get the sense that these may be hard to find down the road...

frodo2968

06-14-2004, 03:35 PM

orrimarrko

06-14-2004, 04:32 PM

Probably all the Disney Sports games for Gamecube.

Actually, you are absolutely right.

I do the US Gamecube rarity list, and while I don't claim to know everything, I've done a lot of homework.

Anyway, good luck in finding any of the Disney sports titles for Gamecube - new or used.

I check all of the stores in Austin every week, and can honestly say that with the exception of Skateboarding, I haven't seen one new or used in the last 6 months+.

Check eBay - you won't get that great of a result either.

I have two theories for this:

1. Moderate production run, so it was kind of like a "when they're gone, they're gone."

2. They're actually fun games, and everyone knows that Disney sells well - kids and adults all love them. Fun game + Disney + easy to play = the perfect recipe for keeping a game.

My guess is that they will relatively harder to come by, so if you see one for a great deal - snap it up.

As far as other harder to find games for the Gamecube, the following come to mind:

Big Air Freestyle (with Bonus playable Godzilla demo)
Bust-A-Move 3000
Dinotopia: The Sunstone Odyssey
Cubivore (although there was a second release, it's still hard to come by)
Cubix: Robots for Everyone: Showdown
Disney Sports Basketball
Disney Sports Football
Disney Sports Soccer
Evolution Snowboarding
Grooverider: Slot Car Thunder
Mario Golf: Toadstool Tour (Target Edition)
Mario Kart: Double Dash!! w/Bonus Disc
Men in Black II
Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance (Adema cd version)
Outlaw Golf/Darkened Skye (2-in-1)
SEGA Sports: NCAA College Basketball 2K3
Spirits & Spells
Star Wars: Rogue Squadron III: Rebel Strike (w/bonus disc)
Top Angler: Real Bass Fishing
Transworld Surf: Next Wave, The
Ultimate M.U.S.C.L.E.: Legends vs. New Generation
Virtua Striker 2002
Zoo Cube

Now don't get me wrong, I'm not saying that these are all Super Rare, or any crap like that, I'm just saying that these titles will be a little harder to find (on average.)

Good luck!

Steve

dethink

06-14-2004, 04:47 PM

I'm surprised that no one has mentioned Xbox's HALO...(or maybe someone has, I didn't read the whole topic)...sure, millions were made, but look, it's been out since the Xbox was released and they still sell for no less than $20 new in stores and around $20 on ebay...plus so many people love it...

in the original non-game of the year packaging, i would think so...it wasn't out too long in it's original packaging.

soul calibur for the PS2/GC has just been made a GH title, and i bet the non GH versions will be ones to watch for down the road.

qbertandernie

06-15-2004, 01:12 PM

what about the codejunkies NTSC stuff...it looks like crap but is unlicensed and cant get a very big distribution. im guessing the MAX TV will be a winner. its an eye toy video swap that requires no fees. i would guess some perv is going to post some adult content and itll be shut down(or maybe grow in popularity?) LOL
i got mine for $4.99 at gamestop and it looks like a junior high school kid did the cover. thats my guess for a future collectible, or at least my hope for a future collectible!

dethink

06-15-2004, 03:25 PM

the jaks namco arcade/atari all-in-one joysticks. fo' sho, but that's going to be a WAYS down the road.

NintendoMan

06-15-2004, 07:54 PM

Probably all the Disney Sports games for Gamecube.

I do the US Gamecube rarity list, and while I don't claim to know everything, I've done a lot of homework.
As far as other harder to find games for the Gamecube, the following come to mind:

Mario Kart: Double Dash!! w/Bonus Disc
Steve

HEY STEVE,
How do you know if you have the double dash copy with the bonus disc or not? I have the bonus disc because I bought MK:DD the DAY of release, but if I remember right by seeing copies of it in stores today, there's nothing that sticks out in my mind that says like bonus double disc, etc. on the front cover of the game.
THNAKS!

NintendoMan

06-15-2004, 08:06 PM

Awesome topic!
Well here is my two cent worth:

Gamecube-
I think anything that's the original version of the game will be worth lots more. Ya know, the non-player's choice versions.

I also agree with the earlier statement of the Legend Of Zelda: Collector's Edition DEFINATELY being a rare one!

I GUARANTEE any budle of sorts for the GC + GBA. Like SMBA4 with limited edition Gold GBA. Green GBA Limited Edition with DK Country 1. GC with LOZ: CE.
It seems like TRU gets alot of them. You know how much I would pay to get my hands on a TRU GOLD BRAND NEW N64!!!