GOOGLY MOOGLY! $80 for a Game Boy Metroid II cartridge

[ChronoTriggaFoo]

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...ory=62053&rd=1

eBay n00bs can be alot of fun, especially if they battle it out on your auction! Too bad this wasn't mine

[SamuraiSmurfette]

I'm guessing they thought it was complete.
If you're not familiar with stock photos, it's hard to pick out where the seller says "cartridge only"

[WanganRunner]

Hell, I've got a mint complete copy of that...

I didn't know it was worth anything. Anyone want to give me $80 for it?

[rpepper9]

Any validity to the claim that this game is in fact "Rare". I really doubt it, probably just another seller mis-using one of the most mis-used words on eBay! x_x

[VG_Maniac]

Ebay noobs may jack the price up alot...but many times they won't even go through with paying it after they've won. It can be very hard to trust a 0 feedbacker sometimes.

I really can't stand ebay noobs when I'm trying to win an auction on something that should only reach about $20 - $30 at the most...then several noobs show up and have a "bid war" which raises the price a good $30 more then the item is even worth. :/

[Leroy]

I got a mint in box (shit, mint in plastic even) copy for $20 Buy It Now a couple of years ago. At the time, complete copies were going for about $50 so maybe it has gone up since.

[godsey1]

I wish E-Bay would get rid of the stock photo It seems that almost everyone that has a loose game uses it to make their auction more appealing.
Tony