What should I do with a Sega Pico?

[Cornelius]

I'm trying to reclaim some basement storage space so that I can finish part of it and have real space for my collection. An easy thing to part with is the Sega Pico, except it seems I am unable to because no one actually wants one of these. Any thoughts on what to do with it? Here's the ad I have up on Craigslist: http://minneapolis.craigslist.org/hn...501953467.html

[Niku-Sama]

Something like that i imagine it's going to be a forum sell. If try Sega age

[Gameguy]

How often do you repost your ad? With that many games it should sell. I remember selling a system with hookups for $30, I can't remember including more than 1 game with it.

Or if there's an overpriced game store near you they might pay you a fair amount for it. I remember bringing several Japanese Pico games to one near me and getting $5 each for them, I couldn't sell them locally and the store ended up having them for years after that.

[Cornelius]

I'd say I probably re-up the ad once a week. Maybe less.

I had dismissed eBay out of hand because of shipping, but I happen to have a ginormo box and they go for a enough that it might be worthwhile.

[Slate]

I'd say I probably re-up the ad once a week. Maybe less.

I had dismissed eBay out of hand because of shipping, but I happen to have a ginormo box and they go for a enough that it might be worthwhile.

Is that box a bit oversize even for the Pico? Maybe you already know, but you could make your own boxes. I did that with a jar of buttons sold on eBay recently; I took a much bigger box and cut two corners out then put them together and taped it all together. Funny enough the writing on the side even lined up. USPS never told me it was invalid shipping.

- Austin

[darkslime]

I had an old ass dirty pico with some games years ago and ended up just giving it away eventually because no one wanted to buy it. Its made by sega but its mostly educational games for kids and no one really wants it.