Originally posted by crazymadone
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I was pretty sure its the real thing, it had the manual + baggy and he didn't mention it being a conversion, but there are so many fakes nowadays..... But you're right some games have gone down alot, especially MOTW and I bought SS3 and some KOF's for pretty good prices. Is the ng.com price list useless, it seems like most games sells for less then the price listed there? -
Yeh it seems to be all over the place for a few titles. Super Sidekicks 3, like saturn-gamer said, is listed pretty low, but can sometimes fetch a high price. On the otherhand I think I remember Sidekicks 1 being listed higher - but it usually gets next to nothing... (JP I'm talking about here)Originally posted by Nakano View PostComment
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Nah, I used a cheap listing day to sell it at ?325 Start/?375 BIN and someone took the bait.Originally posted by Nakano View Post
The guy was from America so it was nearly ?400 incl. shipping. He left "recieved in beyond mint condition!" feedback so he was clearly happy to have paid that.
In my limited experience, the ng.com price list counts for nothing when a game is genuinely scarce (Pulstar seemed much harder to find than Blazing Star or Metal Slug when I was into the Neo) and in mint condition.Comment
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It's enough to make you sick, Gary you must of paid about ?30 more. But when your desperate you take desperate measures i suppose.Originally posted by Tirian View PostComment
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I'm really confused i have just had a copy of metroid prime for the cube go for £19.30. Am i missing somethingComment
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Its due to the wii's gamecube backwards compatabilty. Wii's owners who missed the cube are snapping up all kinds of gamecube exclusives,many are going for high prices which is what im guessing happend with your metriod.Comment
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Those yanks will buy anything on ebayOriginally posted by Mad Gear View Post
Need to get mine on quick ...Comment
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Yup, Chibi Robo is going around the £50 mark and the Zelda Collectors disc is reaching the crazy money (for a freebie) that it did when it was released.Comment
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Chibi Robo is in the bargain bin at VG+. £13.10 plus postage. May have a look for a UK copy floating about Cardiff today.Comment
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On Thursday I managed to snag a sealed copy of Border Down for £20 at a games shop in Glasgow that was having a closing down sale. I had seen it sitting there for over a year now, priced at 60 quid (and being dubiously described as "the follow-up to Radiant Silvergun and Ikaruga" on a sticker on the display box).
Not too shabby, I think.
Oops: wrong thread. Still, shows you the bargains you're likely to get if you pay attention to the high street.Last edited by Red or Alive; 27-01-2007, 13:35.Comment
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like the time megaman wily wars, was to exspensive at ?2.99 in the charity shop and i offered ?2. Then swapped the game for Tiny toons. pure steal if you ask meComment
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Going OT here sorry, but isn't it on Players Choice in the US?Originally posted by iloveannie View Post
The PAL version is rare as fook now - probably got one print or something. Also, it wasn't released in Australia so bidders from there are after it too.Comment
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nope, recently bought chibi and custom robo from them and neither are the players choice versionOriginally posted by cutmymilk View PostComment
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