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Old Nintendo system sells for $13,105
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Geez... all for one game.
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i had that game :(
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Time to climb up into the attic :)
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hmm, i have 5 of these still in the plastic from when my dad ran an his computer store.
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Ah, the memories.
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I've got some original unopened Super Mario and Zelda discs that are worth a few bucks. |
why pay that much?
to finish a collection? or maybe he had a part in creating the game...? |
I HAD THAT SAME GAME.... fuck.....zelda :)
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thats wonderful
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I miss zelda on my nintendo....
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super mario was best
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Once I saw what it was all about it made perfect sense. As a collector myself, I've seen these auctions come around onc ein a while. A few of them pop up every year that create an instant buzz in the collectors community. An ultra rare game will show up in an eBay auction, the link will get passed around a little, people will speculate on whether or not it's real. then the heavy hitters step in and shit goes wild. All eyes stop and everybody is watching that auction. People spend big bucks for this sort of shit. Stadium Events complete in the box is a fucking gem for the most hardcore of collections.
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And I thought I was bad for spending $50 on a Contra last year at a flea market...
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Back in the day, around that same time my brother and I bought NES games and two systems with carrying bags and went around to all the video stores in Reno, NV and asked if they would want to partner with us and put them in their stores to rent to customers. They thought we were crazy and wouldnt do it, finally we found a mom and pop record store that did it for us and they rented like crazy! I wish we stuck with it, I'd surely be a millionaire right now.
Never heard of that particular game though. "Not the console itself, but one of the games bundled with it -- a deeply obscure 1987 release called Stadium Events, a highly sought-after collectors' item. But it wasn't even the game itself that was worth the bulk of the money -- it was the original cardboard box, which collectors value at a breathtaking $10,000. Fewer than 10 complete copies of the game are thought to exist, and retro gaming aficionados consider it one of the hardest-to-find NES games ever made." |
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Thats fucking insane. |
The last known full copy of the game to change hands sold for $7500 back in 2008. There were only an estimated 2000 copies sold through woolworth's in 87 before the game was scrapped. Stadium Events then was renamed to the World Class Track Meet that everybody had.
In the 80's during the big video game explosion this happened all the time. Everybody was trying their hand at creating games, Soda companies, tooth paste companies, dog food companies. They were cranking out games, especially for the 2600. These games had short runs, and limited supplies. Leading to many ultra rare games out of the 80's that are collectors dreams. ANother example of a high pricetagged NES game. Bubble Bath Babes http://cgi.ebay.com/Sealed-Bubble-Ba...item27aed0da47 Currently a BIN of $1175 |
lace_thongs35 :1orglaugh
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I still have my NES with the Power Pad.
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thats fucking nuts
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I have a supernintendo with the game killer instinct with the box and all packaging. First $10,000 gets it.
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Wish I didn't throw all mine away :(
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