In this thread we all want to post cool, spectacular, noteworthy, jaw-dropping […] Virtual Boy auctions on ebay, Yahoo or any other site…
At first here are two auctions on Yahoo Japan (Always cooool stuff on there!) for the japanese Nintendo Store Display:
➡<http://page.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/jp/auction/58915948>
➡<http://page3.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/jp/auction/c39350994>
KR155E
Damn, the amount that I want that..unfortunately, I don’t think they’d ship that thing from Japan to Canada =P
bigmak wrote:
http://page18.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/jp/auction/w100495661
have this in my watch list now maybe i will place a bid on it 😉
i just back in the collecting bigmak have buy my first 2 games again
LMAO at the description!
its a very cool hat
i had it in the past but i will never pay 200 for it
thats really to much
Nintendo 1995 Product Guide Book on ebay
http://www.ebay.nl/itm/Nintendo-1995-Product-Guide-Book-Rare-Vintage-Virtual-Boy-Mario-Metroid-Original-/131168126623?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item1e8a3ac69f
lowest serial for a virtual boy i ever have seen and believe me i have seen allot : V10005901
http://www.ebay.nl/itm/310930392223?ssPageName=STRK:MEBIDX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1426.l2649
http://www.ebay.com/itm/151092590570?
“System with 26 games”, ONLY $10,000!
But WAIT, if you order in the next five hours, we’ll knock a thousand dollars offa da’ price! (And we’ll also throw in this handy-dandy turnip twaddler at no extra charge!)
Forty one offers, and he turned them all down. More hope than sense — for that much money ya’d think there would be at least ONE of the real rarebies — Invaders, Lab, Bowling, Gundam. Heck, he doesn’t even offer Squash! At least Fishing and Insmouse are there. I wonder what it will eventually sell for? I’ve seen things listed on ebay for outrageous prices, sometimes they’ll be up for YEARS.
No one’s gonna pay $9000-$10000. I don’t think so, anyway…
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- This reply was modified 10 years, 6 months ago by vb-fan.
No one’s gonna pay $9000-$10000. I don’t think so, anyway…
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Dont say nobody i sold my set off virtual boy last year for more then that amounth off money
( but my set had also more unique items ( like originale faceball store flyer / red VB key chain / 2 store display units and more ) and also the big 4 games in perfect condition or brand new
- This reply was modified 10 years, 6 months ago by mawa.
mawa wrote:
No one’s gonna pay $9000-$10000. I don’t think so, anyway…
:/
Dont say nobody i sold my set off virtual boy last year for more then that amount of money
( but my set had also more unique items ( like original faceball store flyer / red VB key chain / 2 store display units and more ) and also the big 4 games in perfect condition or brand new
Well THAT I can believe! The “big four” go for $800-$1500 each. (I paid $800 for Gundam, $450 I think for Invaders; never could afford Lab or Bowling). And the store units I’d think for several hundred.
Some day I’ll find a “vb pen” that I can afford (or maybe figure out how to counterfeit one for my own use).
He’s extended the “$1000 discount”; still bet it won’t sell. If I had that much extra cash, I’d buy a Penny Farthing (and a bowler hat & tails to go with it!). 🙂
(But, then, I really have all his games anyway!!! Except Japanese Jack-Bros…)
While we’re on the topic of insanely over priced VB stuff:
speedyink wrote:
While we’re on the topic of insanely over priced VB stuff:
Holy crap, $1000 — and not even a box or manual! He’ll never sell it. I’m really glad I got both mine (w/o box, w/zeroxed manual) used, direct from Atlus. In the 90’s.
And now I can print a color manual from PlanetVB! 😀
Lucky guy!
1000$ ?This price was nuts!
I’m looking for JB US Boxed(and a new gameboy classic),and this games and consoles has his price.
But the prices on ebay are sometimes crazy and make me speechless….
vb-fan wrote:
speedyink wrote:
While we’re on the topic of insanely over priced VB stuff:Holy crap, $1000 — and not even a box or manual! He’ll never sell it. I’m really glad I got both mine (w/o box, w/zeroxed manual) used, direct from Atlus. In the 90’s.
And now I can print a color manual from PlanetVB! 😀
Hmm, there’s something fishy with that Jack Bros. listing. I swear I’ve seen that cart for sale before, because I recognize the white carpeting it’s on haha. It was on eBay for quite a while, I believe in the $150-$175 range. The seller ID sounds familiar too. Hopefully it’s just a typo…
While I’m here, why is this game so rare anyway? I remember seeing a bunch of them at the KB Toys clearance sale, was it just a limited press??
Actually you’re right. I remember that picture too, complete with the strange blurry rectangle above the cart and everything. If it is a typo and it’s $100..then I might actually be a little interested.
HP Lovethrash wrote:
Hmm, there’s something fishy with that Jack Bros. listing. I swear I’ve seen that cart for sale before, because I recognize the white carpeting it’s on haha. It was on eBay for quite a while, I believe in the $150-$175 range. The seller ID sounds familiar too. Hopefully it’s just a typo…
While I’m here, why is this game so rare anyway? I remember seeing a bunch of them at the KB Toys clearance sale, was it just a limited press??
It must be a typo.
There were fewer of them made than other titles; I checked all over in about ’97, couldn’t find one — called Atlus, “No we don’t have any.” I said, “Do you have any used?” She said, “Well, yes, but it would have to come with a photocopied manual.”
I said, “I’LL TAKE IT! TWO!” I didn’t pay a whole lot for them, I think about ten bucks each.
speedyink wrote:
If it is a typo and it’s $100..then I might actually be a little interested.
It’s a very good game, but suffers the same problem as most VB games — two dimensional images, set at three dimensional depths. The bosses are tough, especially the final one; use the “jump” disks to get all the lives and “snowballs/knives” you can, you’ll need them on the final.
Make it through the entire game without losing a man, wait out the credits, and there’s a secret code that allows you to play SUPER mode. Make it through the SUPER game, and there’s a secret code for a “pixie game”.