FS only: Tons of games, systems, guides... Neo-Geo AES + game for $150 + ship...
Well, I need to raise money, pretty decently fast, and I figure I really don't collect systems or strategy guides too much anymore, so here are a few of those I can spare (one I can't sell here due to restrictions on modded systems, so don't worry about that one, as it isn't listed)... Prices do not include shipping (which will vary based on location...contact me for a definite quote).
Magnavox Odyssey - Will come with 8 game cards (#1-#6, #9, and #10), 1 of the 2 dice (possibly both, if I can find the other one), both controllers, and the TV hookups. I haven't had time to test it since I've had it (which is a couple years now)... Asking $30 for the package.
Magnavox Odyssey 2 - Comes with system (untested), 2 hard-wired controllers, hookups, and 2 games (Bowling/Basketball and Quest for the Rings, both loose carts). Asking $20 for the bundle.
Atari 2600 VCS super bundle- Heavy-sixer version (serial #36430), with hookups and one joystick (possibly a set of paddles as well, if I have one to spare). This is a holdover bunch from the days when Atari 2600 was my system of choice. As the 2600 no longer is my system of choice, it'll come with 110+ (at most 115) cart-only games (3 non-working, roughly 10-15 duplicate titles, and there is a cart rated rarity level 6 at AtariAge in the bunch (Road Runner), as well as an R5 (Laser Gates)). I can provide a partial (nearly total) list of games upon request. Asking only $75 for the lot...shipping will be quite a bit for this one, though, due to size *and* weight.
Bentley Compu-Vision - Complete in box, in great collector's shape. Asking $10 for this one.
Commodore 64 super bundle - I have no idea what kind of fortune smiled upon me (minus $10 from the price if you figure out what dirt-common NES game that line came from) to make me be able to get this kind of deal... This bundle comes with a CIB Commodore 64 system (w/box and all paperwork) in great condition, a CIB (and possibly unused) Commodore 1541 disk drive, and a *factory-sealed* (the copper staples are still holding the box closed) Commodore 1526 printer. I do have a Commodore 1701 monitor, but it's heavy, plus the fact I heard it was a very nice gaming monitor...I might actually use it at some point. As for price...to be completely honest...what the heck do these things go for anymore? Last couple CIB C64's I've seen went for $50-$75, and I've not actually seen a CIB 1541 disk drive or a factory-sealed 1526 printer actually sell... I think I'll take $150 on this one. I found an SD card reader, so feel free to ask for pics. Also, keep in mind that shipping this beastly setup could end up costing quite a darn bit...it's a large setup, and weighs close to (if not over) 50 pounds/22.7 kilos.
TI-99/4A - Beige version, complete in box, in great shape. Asking $12 for this one.
Neo-Geo AES - Appears to be the Japanese version (quite a bit of Japanese text on the box). The styrofoam isn't in the best of shape (one chunk missing...that's about it), but it is present. This one would be complete, except that it's missing the manual (but it does have the arcade stick (old-style, btw) and hookups). Will also come with a copy of Magician Lord (cart + case only). Asking $150 (one day only...will expire Sunday, the 22nd at 2 AM EDT/6 AM GMT) for this one (shipping could be as high as $30 depending on your location within the US, or nearly $40 to Canada).
Xbox - Limited Edition, Hong Kong version (NTSC-J). Note that you will need a voltage transformer to be able to play this in the US, as it takes 220 V power and not the standard 110 V. It's missing the manual and one of the two controllers it was supposed to come with, but it's otherwise complete. Asking $85 for this one.
Xbox - Halo Limited Edition, Korean version (NTSC-J). This one will also require a voltage transformer to be able to play in the US. It's missing the manual and the Korean version Halo game, though everything else seems to be there. It does appear to be modded, but outside of the dashboard (which has a big Evo X emblem in the upper right corner) and that it'll play American games without difficulty, I'm kinda unable to figure out exactly what mods have been performed). Strangely, I bought this from EB Games (now GameStop)...the box still has the price tag on it showing the $129.99 I originally paid. Hm...I think I'll ask $90 for this one, as well. There is an old thread somewhere (probably in the What's It Worth? section) where I posted six pictures of this particular system.
((Edit)) - I found the old thread with pics of the Korean Halo Xbox (the voltage transformer pictured is not included): Link
I may add more to this list as time progresses.
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Oh, yeah, strategy guides...I've an assortment of them, chiefly for N64, Gamecube, PS1, and PS2, including a lot of RPG guides. I also have a bunch of magazines. The list is as follows:
Strategy guides:
SNES:
Super Mario RPG (Nintendo) <$18>
N64:
Banjo-Kazooie (Nintendo) <$5>
Banjo-Kazooie (Prima) <$6>
Donkey Kong 64 (BradyGames) <$3>
Goldeneye 007 (Nintendo) <$1>
Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time (Prima; $9.99 re-release; poor condition) <$2>
Paper Mario (Nintendo) <$10>
Super Mario 64 (GameFan) <$4>
Turok: Dinosaur Hunter (BradyGames; poor condition) <free by request w/purchase>
Japanese N64:
Goldeneye 007 <$6>
Mario Kart 64 <$6>
Mario Party 2 <$6>
Mario Tennis 64 <$5>
Gamecube:
Baten Kaitos: Eternal Wings and the Lost Ocean (BradyGames) <$4>
Final Fantasy: Crystal Chronicles (Nintendo) <$3>
Final Fantasy: Crystal Chronicles (Nintendo; 6-pack factory bundle) <$10> (2 available)
Mario Party 5 (Prima) <$5>
Phantasy Star Online Episode III: CARD Revolution (Prima) <$4>
Game Boy Color:
Pokemon Red & Blue (Prima) <$3>
Game Boy Advance:
Pokemon Pokedex Collector's Edition (Nintendo; factory-sealed) <$5>
PS1:
Crusaders of Might and Magic (Prima) <$1>
Myst (Prima; also covers PC, 3DO, Saturn, and every other platform except DS) <$1>
Riven: The Sequel to Myst Hints and Solutions (BradyGames; also covers PC) <$1>
Riven: The Sequel to Myst Player's Guide (BradyGames; also covers PC) <$1>
Syphon Filter (Prima) <$1>
Syphon Filter 2 (Prima) <$1>
PS2:
Kingdom Hearts II (BradyGames) <$6>
Kingdom Hearts II Limited Edition (BradyGames; yellow version) <$16>
Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty (BradyGames) <$4>
Rogue Galaxy (DoubleJump) <$24>
Romancing SaGa (BradyGames) <$3> (2 available)
Tales of Legendia (BradyGames) <$3>
Yu Yu Hakusho: Dark Tournament (Prima) <$1>
Xbox:
Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic <$6>
Genesis:
Sonic the Hedgehog 3 (BradyGames) <$3>
Saturn:
NiGHTS into Dreams (Prima) <$30>
PC:
Armies of Exigo (Prima) <$1>
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Magazines:
Animedia Magazine (Japanese imported, all in Japanese), 4 issues (June 1986, July 1986, September 1986, and February 1987). Great shape, and I think they all still have their various inserts (subscription cards, stickers, etc.). $10 takes all 4.
Magic the Gathering: Ice Age #4 (OK, this is a comic book...but it's the only comic I have period). Still sealed, with counters for use in the famous card game still unpunched, unbent, etc. Amazing shape (a bit dusty, if anything :P ). One whopping dollar...or maybe if you ask nicely, I'll toss it in as a freebie...
Official Xbox Magazine Vol. 54, including Final Fantasy XI Online and Call of Duty 2 demo discs, new (though the back seam has come loose, neither the magazine nor the discs have been removed from the plastic). $5 takes it.
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Oh, yeah...as a special bonus, how about a few regular games up for grabs?
NES (categorized by condition; A = near-mint to mint, B = excellent to near-mint, C = anything from very fine to filler):
/////---THE A-LIST---\\\\\
Athletic World (Family Fun Fitness) <$5.50> (2 available)
Captain Skyhawk <$1>
Demon Sword <$1>
Magic Johnson's Fast Break <$1>
Maniac Mansion <$8.75>
Pin-Bot <$1>
RBI Baseball (Tengen unlicensed version) <$3.25>
RC Pro-Am (old seal) <$2.25>
Rocket Ranger <$1>
T&C Surf Designs <$1.75>
Volleyball (5-screw) <$2.25> (2 available)
Yoshi's Cookie <$4.50>
///-----THE B-LIST-----\\\
3-D Worldrunner <$1.50>
Adventure Island 3 <$16>
Anticipation <$1> (3 available)
Back to the Future <$1.50> (2 available)
Bad Dudes <$1>
Bases Loaded <$1>
Bases Loaded 2 <$1>
Bases Loaded 4 (factory-sealed) <$50>
Captain Skyhawk <$1>
Dragon Warrior <$2>
Duck Hunt <$1>
Friday the 13th <$2>
Ghosts 'n Goblins (5-screw) <$3.50>
Guardian Legend <$2>
Hoops <$1>
John Elway's Quarterback <$1> (4 available)
Kings of the Beach <$1>
Legacy of the Wizard <$1>
Magic Johnson's Fast Break <$1>
Major League Baseball <$1> (3 available)
NES Play Action Football <$1> (2 available)
Nintendo World Cup <$1.50>
Pac-Man (Tengen unlicensed version; would be A-condition if not for a name written on the cart in black marker..almost invisible in indirect light) <$4>
Rescue: The Embassy Mission <$1>
Robowarrior <$1>
Rocket Ranger <$1>
Seicross <$1> (2 available)
Sesame Street: Big Bird's Hide & Speak <$2>
Silent Service <$1> (5 available)
Soccer (5-screw, missing the center screw) <$2>
Stealth ATF <$1>
Strider <$1>
Super Dodge Ball <$9> (pending)
Super Mario Bros. (5-screw) <$1>
T&C Surf Designs <$1.50> (2 available)
Tetris (Nintendo version) <$4>
Time Lord <$1>
Top Gun <$1> (3 available)
Top Gun: The Second Mission <$1> (2 available)
Volleyball (5-screw) <$2>
Winter Games (3-screw) <$1>
Wrath of the Black Manta <$1>
WWF Wrestlemania <$1>
/-------THE C-LIST-------\
How the C-list works:
Games under $10 regular price:
6.5/10 = 20% off
6/10 = 30% off
5-5.5/10 = 40% off
4-4.5/10 = 50% off
3-3.5/10 = 60% off
<3/10 = 70% off
Games $10 to $49 regular price:
5.5-6.5/10 = 20% off
4.5-5/10 = 27.5% off
3.5-4/10 = 35% off
2.5-3/10 = 45% off
<2.5/10 = 55% off
Games $50 and up regular price:
5.5-6.5/10 = 15% off
4.5-5/10 = 22.5% off
3.5-4/10 = 30% off
2.5-3/10 = 40% off
<2.5/10 = 50% off
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Duck Hunt (5.5/10) <50¢>
John Elway's Quarterback (5/10) <50¢>
Joust (5.5/10) <$1.25>
Ms. Pac-Man (Tengen unlicensed version) (4.5/10) <$3.50>
NES Play Action Football (5.5/10) <50¢>
Ninja Gaiden II (5/10) <$2.50>
Pac-Man (Namco version; end label completely peeled up, but if reglued, it'd pass for an A-condition game) (6.5/10) <$4> (pending)
Roger Clemens' MVP Baseball (3.5/10) <50¢>
Sesame Street: Big Bird's Hide and Speak (5.5/10) <$1.25>
Smash TV (5/10) <$1.25>
Snake, Rattle 'n Roll (6.5/10) <$1.50>
Super Mario Bros. (5.5/10) <50¢>
Tecmo Super Bowl (6/10) <$7> (pending)
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (4/10) <$1.50>
PAL NES (-FRA):
Zelda II: The Adventure of Link (gold cart) <$7>
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SNES (assume cart-only unless otherwise noted):
Adventures of Rocky & Bullwinkle & Friends <$2>
Exertainment Mountain Bike Rally <$15>
Super Scope 6 <$1>
Frogger <$3>
Hardball III <free by request w/purchase>
Hole in One Golf <$1>
Hunt for Red October <$1>
Lord of the Rings Vol. 1 <$5>
Mario Paint <$1>
Mega Man X <$5>
Michael Andretti's Indy Car Challenge <$1>
NBA Live 96 <free by request w/purchase>
NCAA Basketball <free by request w/purchase>
Super Black Bass <$3>
Super Caesars Palace <$1>
Super High Impact <free by request w/purchase>
Super Mario All-Stars <$16>
Super Mario World (original version) <$5>
Super Mario World (original version; poor condition) <$2>
Super Mario World (-1 variant) <$5>
Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island <$12>
Tuff E Nuff <$1>
WildCATS <$3>
N64 (assume cart-only unless otherwise noted):
Cruis'n World <$1>
Diddy Kong Racing <$6>
Hey You Pikachu <$2>
Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards <$6>
Resident Evil 2 <$6>
Super Mario 64 <$8>
Tigger's Honey Hunt <$3>
Toy Story 2 <$3>
Gamecube (assume complete unless otherwise noted):
Chaos Field <$10>
Interactive Multi-Game Demo Disc Volume 16 (disc-only) <$10>
Interactive Multi-Game Demo Disc Volume 18 (case-only) <$6>
Interactive Multi-Game Demo Disc Volume 27 (disc-only) <$10>
Interactive Multi-Game Demo Disc Volume 31 (case-only; plastic on case torn) <$5>
Interactive Multi-Game Demo Disc Volume 32 (case-only) <$6>
Interactive Multi-Game Demo Disc Volume 35 (case-only) <$6>
Metroid Prime <$4>
Pikmin 2 <$35>
DS (assume complete unless otherwise noted):
Rainbow Islands Revolution (factory-sealed) <$10>
US PlayStation (assume complete unless otherwise noted):
Diablo (manual only; slightly wrinkled) <$2>
Final Fantasy Origins (original version's manual only, slightly wrinkled) <$2>
Silent Hill (original version, disc has a few light scratches but is in otherwise excellent shape) <$35>
Valkyrie Profile <$95>
Japanese PlayStation (assume complete unless otherwise noted):
SaGa Frontier Millennium Edition box set <$25>
US PS2 (assume complete unless otherwise noted):
Final Fantasy XI: Chains of Promathia (factory-sealed) <$10>
Metal Slug 4 & 5 (factory-sealed) <$15>
RPG Maker 3 (factory-sealed) <$16>
Scarface (original version, manual is coverless) <$2>
Japanese PS2 (assume complete unless otherwise noted):
Growlanser Collection box set (100% complete) <$70>
PAL PS2 (assume complete unless otherwise noted):
Battle Engine Aquila <$2>
Burnout <$3>
Enter the Matrix <$2>
Half-Life <$3>
Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers <$2>
Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King <$4>
Madden NFL 2004 <$2>
Medal of Honor: Rising Sun <$4>
NBA Street V3 <$10>
Oni (Platinum version) <$2>
Rainbow Six 3 <$4>
Ratchet & Clank 3 (Platinum version) <$7>
SOCOM: US Navy Seals <$3>
Spartan: Total Warrior <$5>
Splashdown <$3>
Star Wars Battlefront <$8>
Time Crisis 2 (no Guncon, unfortunately) <$7>
--Buy the whole stack for $50 + shipping.--
PSP (assume complete unless otherwise noted):
Gun: Showdown (factory-sealed) <$10> (3 available)
Puzzle Challenge (factory-sealed) <$5>
Wedding Crashers (UMD movie) <$4>
Sega Master System (assume cart-only unless otherwise noted):
Double Dragon (complete) <$2>
Enduro Racer (cart + clear Sega-branded case) <$1>
Hang-On/Safari Hunt (complete) <$1>
Sega Genesis:
Risk (factory-sealed) <$5>
Sega CD:
Vay (complete w/map) <$25>
Sega Saturn (assume complete unless otherwise noted):
Clockwork Knight <$3>
Ghen War <$3>
Gex <$4>
D (very minor writing on the top left corner of the front of the manual, price tag remnant on case) <$8>
Clockwork Knight 2 <$10>
Dragonheart: Fire & Steel (comes with a 5 x 8 index card with codes written on it) <$10>
Legend of Oasis (original price tag on case) <$15>
--Buy all 8 games for $105 and get a special bag (by Performance) that holds 8 Saturn games in their cases.--
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