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kiun
03-06-2005, 08:06 PM
I've got a brand new Super Mario Advance 4 Wal Mart Edition, which includes bonus E-cards, and was wondering how much does one usually goes for ?

If I remembered correctly, a recent issue (2005 issue) of the Tips and Tricks magazine listed a completed auction price on Ebay, anybody can help me out and tell me how much it was ?

Thanks

drummy
03-06-2005, 08:14 PM
I've got a brand new Super Mario Advance 4 Wal Mart Edition, which includes bonus E-cards, and was wondering how much does one usually goes for ?

If I remembered correctly, a recent issue (2005 issue) of the Tips and Tricks magazine listed a completed auction price on Ebay, anybody can help me out and tell me how much it was ?

Thanks
It was $99.99. I was meaning to ask Joe where he gets these price from WHICH auctions...since these auctions seem to turn up some nice things...

calthaer
03-06-2005, 10:21 PM
I payed $80 for a complete set of cards about 6 months ago. That included ALL the e-Reader cards including those extra Wal-Mart ones. The things are pretty hard to come by - makes me wonder why they didn't create more rare e-Reader cards.

joshnickerson
03-06-2005, 10:29 PM
I guess I was lucky I just happened to purchase mine at Wal-Mart... and week before the official release date to boot. LOL

Promophile
03-06-2005, 10:34 PM
I was taking a break from gaming when this came out. I wish I woulda known about it. Looks like I'm gonna have to blow alot of money on this one.

NintendoMan
03-06-2005, 10:37 PM
The things are pretty hard to come by - makes me wonder why they didn't create more rare e-Reader cards.

Yeah, would have love more e-reader cards. Not enough support for them though.

kiun
03-06-2005, 11:27 PM
I've got a brand new Super Mario Advance 4 Wal Mart Edition, which includes bonus E-cards, and was wondering how much does one usually goes for ?

If I remembered correctly, a recent issue (2005 issue) of the Tips and Tricks magazine listed a completed auction price on Ebay, anybody can help me out and tell me how much it was ?

Thanks
It was $99.99. I was meaning to ask Joe where he gets these price from WHICH auctions...since these auctions seem to turn up some nice things...

Thanks for the info. If this is legit, looks like I will list the game on ebay. Anyone interested in this before I go to Ebay ? Of course I am not looking for $100, but let me know if you have any reasonable offer.

soniko_karuto
03-06-2005, 11:41 PM
i have both card packs still sealed, as i have no ereader, but i didn't thought they would fetch those high prices o_0.

sisko
03-07-2005, 12:09 AM
Anyone got a link to that ebay auction? The same guy kept continuouly relisting the same copy of walmart SMB4 for $99 and it kept continuously not selling. Did someone finally bite the bullet?

New, factory sealed, the set of 5 cards have an value of $40-$50.

Mayhem
03-07-2005, 05:39 AM
I consider myself very lucky that I found someone on eBay shortly after they came out selling the Walmart SMBA4 pack AND the two additional sets of e-Reader cards for... $25! Yep. Now that's cheap. And $10 shipping to the UK.

calthaer
03-07-2005, 01:01 PM
Yeah, would have love more e-reader cards. Not enough support for them though.

The problem(s) with this were:

-e-Reader was too expensive ($40? C'mon...the original GBA is that much now, if you can find it)

-The idea was very novel and took a while to catch on.

-All the good stuff came out in Japan

Cobra Commander
03-07-2005, 01:30 PM
Anyone have a picture of what you talking about? I bought mine at Wal-Mart, and it doesn't look too valuable. What exactly am I looking at?

goatdan
03-07-2005, 02:16 PM
Yeah, would have love more e-reader cards. Not enough support for them though.

The problem(s) with this were:

-e-Reader was too expensive ($40? C'mon...the original GBA is that much now, if you can find it)

-The idea was very novel and took a while to catch on.

-All the good stuff came out in Japan

I'd like to add one more thing to this:

To get the data into certain games (SMB4, for instance), you needed two GBA's, a link cable, the E-Reader, the E-Reader cards and the game. There wasn't a way to just get the E-Reader and the cards. Doing that would've helped greatly.