bigmak wrote:
Is that a good price now a days ? I bought mine for like 100..and was called out..but of course that was quite awhile ago….
I made a price list containing average selling prices of CIB VB games in the last four months, and I largely calculated all of my prices based on eBay sold listings in the four months prior to April 23, 2013, and the average selling price of a CIB Insmouse no Yakata turned out to be $120.00, so I would say that $200.00 is on the high end.
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If somebody on here wins this, it would be great if you could submit nice scans of the setup instructions to this site:
Complete Japanese Demo System, very low starting bid:
http://page15.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/jp/auction/t318283833
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Observing this auction for a Red Alarm flyer got me thinking:
http://page4.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/jp/auction/d143741367
The flyer reveals that the name of your spaceship in the Japanese version of Red Alarm is “Red Shaifece.” However, if one examines the box and instruction booklet for the North American version, one will notice that they give no name to the player’s spaceship and simply call it the “Tech-Wing Fighter.”
I wonder why they didn’t want to keep the name with “fece” in it when making the transition to North America?
(yes… this post was nothing more than a means to point out the fact that I noticed something officially Virtual Boy-related with reference to poop.)
How often does this happen?:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Family-Fun-Fitness-Stadium-Events-NES-1987-NTSC-RARE-/251279678582
Do any of you NES collectors want to make a guess as to what this auction will end at?
I’m going to guess $22,500.00.
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Hmmm… people on NintendoAge seem to think that it is a phony copy. I guess if that is true and found out by many people, then it won’t sell for much at all. It is certainly a convincing auction to me.
