Is there a reason why there so high??
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Selling a Loose GC Action Replay Max with MC for $65 shipped..but it's scratched
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Is there a reason why there so high??
There's a dude on Sega Age
Selling a Loose GC Action Replay Max with MC for $65 shipped..but it's scratched
The only ones I know of that are worth any money are the GB SP ones (Action Replay and Gameshark).
The GBA version...
I offered $10 shipped and he turned me down, it might not even work...
Last I looked (2 years ago or so), they (the Gamecube versions) were getting about $30-$40 or so. It actually is pretty expensive (more than the PS2 and Xbox versions, but less than the GBA version...I saw a few of the GBA versions in the completed listings for $55-$65 or so).
For the sake of it..I just looked them up... they seem to be going at open auction for $100-$150+...
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... ooooooooooooooooh fuck.Originally Posted by mb7241
Last I looked (2 years ago or so), they (the Gamecube versions) were getting about $30-$40 or so. It actually is pretty expensive (more than the PS2 and Xbox versions, but less than the GBA version...I saw a few of the GBA versions in the completed listings for $55-$65 or so).
For the sake of it..I just looked them up... they seem to be going at open auction for $100-$150+
Yeah, I'm gonna start buying those now.
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I have a complete Pro Action Replay for the original Gameboy, is it worth anything? I can't find any examples of it for sale.
The older Gamecube Action Replays (v1.14 and lower, IIRC) sell for a lot because the newer ones (1.20+) don't have a way to enter new codes.
Dunno where you're getting the $100 price from. I've sold several of these (one just a few weeks ago) and they don't get over $60 or so. Maybe for a new one but... do people buy/want them new?Last I looked (2 years ago or so), they (the Gamecube versions) were getting about $30-$40 or so. It actually is pretty expensive (more than the PS2 and Xbox versions, but less than the GBA version...I saw a few of the GBA versions in the completed listings for $55-$65 or so).
For the sake of it..I just looked them up... they seem to be going at open auction for $100-$150+
THIS. I have both. The code entry version does require the AR memory card with the AR save file. Action Replay Memory cards are not very reliable, so every one of my GC memory cards have a backup of that original AR file with the SD Gecko codes added in. Of note, the newer GC AR discs have an undocumented SD Media Launcher built in.
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Is there any way to find out what version the Action Replay is if it's still sealed?
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I just got a Game Shark 2 for the PS2. The prices of these things are all over the place.
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