Hey all,
I'm newly registered here, though I've been lurking off and on for a while. I've been a NES fan for over two decades, and I also happen to be a fairly prolific editorial personality in the U.S. gaming press. So there's my cred.
On to the point of this post: A lot of collector-focused NES rarity lists today suck. There just aren't a lot of good or up-to-date ones. Sure, we have stuff like NintendoAge's massive database, but there's a lack of super-convenient, well-researched, and compact reference tools to aid the modern NES collector.
So I've made one: The Geekbox's NES Collector List.
My intention is to provide sound price-hunting guidelines based on quantifiable data, without requiring aspiring collectors to do a ton of independent research (you know, unless they want to). It's probably pretty basic for a lot of you hardcore folks here, but hopefully some people find it useful!
(Also, shameless plug: I produce a bunch of popular nerd-centric podcasts. You can listen to them on my site, too.)
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Ryan Scott
Geekbox Media
http://www.geekbox.net/