I have an International Superstar Soccer 2000 in neat condition, manual and everything. Thank god living in Europe sometimes pays off :D

I have Banjo Tooie..I wouldn't consider it all that rare though, as far as I know. :|

 

 

 

 

Banjo Kazooie and Banjo Tooie are two of the greatest N64 games ever. :thumbsup:

I used to own Earthbound(worth $90, at its peak was $340), I have the box somewhere. But about 7 years ago, my dad sold it with all my SNES games and the SNES console for a buck at a yard sale. :'(

 

 

 

I actually still own that game Earthbound, and coincidently had also bought it at a garage sale for a few bucks. Maybe I bought it off you? ;)

 

 

 

Did a total of my super nes games, came to about ~$200-300, which isn't bad at all. If I could sell Earthbound for that much, easy $500+ :

 

 

 

Will total up the rest of my other systems and post the results here shortly.

 

 

 

N64 - ~$177

i have a commodore 64, and games. beat that. 8-)

I don't own any consoles, so none of those.

 

 

 

But I do own a copy of Planescape: Torment, which came sealed in it's original box. Paid $99.99 for it, plus shipping, import tax, and the US-CA conversion (which was notable then), so it ended up around $135. I probably should have left it sealed, but since I have no intention of ever selling it, I opened it to make sure everthing was there because it is pretty easy to "factory seal" something.

Its not old but i have one of only a 100 gran turismo 4 limited edition compilation.It contains the granturismo game along with a crazy documentry about how they mapped these vehicles and tracks as close as possible, and walking around the nurbhoring(spelling?) with a electronic tape measure getting them to within 6cm of the actual length of the track.Also A3 sized concept art, shots of the car and a laser etched crystal gran turismo logo in this cushioned box in the corner.All contained in a pseudo suede covered box.

 

 

 

Im nolt the biggest GT fan, i always get to a point in the games where its impossible for me to progress but managing to get this from the London gameshow years ago felt really special, so naturally i wrapped it up and put it in the attic.

Scanned in the disk cover, warning, it is HOOGE....

 

 

 

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And if you know someone who has a Yaroze in britain and want's to flog it, point them to me :anxious:

Hmm I have NeverWinter Nights:Wyvern Crown of Cormyr.That's pretty rare here...And I do have a custom drum kit for Rock Band...Expensive but makes my gaming life easier.

I own Sid Meier's Alpha Centauri Planetary Pack. I paid about $5 for it new and now it sells from about $100-$150 used. However, it's very scratched up and I'm hoping that it stills runs well. It's an epic game and I don't feel like spening over $100 to replace it.

i have a commodore 64, and games. beat that. 8-)

 

I have an Atari Pong, beat that.

Theme Park and Theme Hospital for the PS1 ^_^

 

 

 

And the soundtrack CD for the original PS1 version of GTA. Listening to Head Radio as i type 8-)

 

 

 

If anyone doesn't wants a copy, don't hit me up via PM. ;)

Any idea what "Zombies Ate my Neighbors" would be worth? Classic game on NES.

 

 

 

Have the box and everything.

None of them boxed copies but I have:

 

 

 

-Super Mario Rpg

 

-Mario Party

 

-Mario Party 2

 

-Mario party 3

 

-Conker's bad fur day

 

-Super Smash bros.

 

-Mario Kart 64

 

-Banjo Tooie

 

-Super Mario 64

 

-Clay fighter (BEST FIGHTING GAME OF ALL TIME, and it is actually worth quite a bit)

 

 

 

And my most prized possession is Donkey Kong Country competition cartridge, I would sell the above games in a heartbeat (maybe not clay fighter), but I doubt I'll ever sell this beauty. Pride and joy.

 

 

 

For the actual gameplay of the DKCC, the original game is better. It is basically a speed run with a timer and you get points by killing enemies, collecting bananas, etc. Also the levels aren't in order.

In that bubble bath game, doesn't a girl stand at the bottom of the screen and catch urine or something? So wierd.

 

 

 

I don't own any anymore. I cash in quick.

I've actually got 2 N64 copies of Banjo Kazooie now. That's definitely among the greatest platformers of all time. Not sure about the rarity, though.

None of them boxed copies but I have:

 

 

 

-Super Mario Rpg

 

-Mario Party

 

-Mario Party 2

 

-Mario party 3

 

-Conker's bad fur day

 

-Super Smash bros.

 

-Mario Kart 64

 

-Banjo Tooie

 

-Super Mario 64

 

-Clay fighter (BEST FIGHTING GAME OF ALL TIME, and it is actually worth quite a bit)

 

 

 

And my most prized possession is Donkey Kong Country competition cartridge, I would sell the above games in a heartbeat (maybe not clay fighter), but I doubt I'll ever sell this beauty. Pride and joy.

 

 

 

For the actual gameplay of the DKCC, the original game is better. It is basically a speed run with a timer and you get points by killing enemies, collecting bananas, etc. Also the levels aren't in order.

 

 

 

Wow, that's sweet that you got the DKC competition cartridge, how did you get it?

 

The website says its worth $200 - $727

 

 

 

 

 

Anyway, general idea for rarity of games... if theyre very popular games, theyre not worth much. But if theyre older games and you still have the box/manual in good shape, you may be able to fetch a pretty penny for it.

MoeSzyslak, my older cousin who I played a lot of Dk with had a subscription to Nintendo Power. This is probabably vague....though I am pretty sure Nintendo Power sold a few cartridges. He also played in the Blockbuster game tournament thing years ago, but I doubt he got it then, but maybe. So I'm pretty positive it came from ordering through a special Nintendo Power back in the day. I'll ask him some time later.

 

 

 

Now...

 

 

 

Are old classics not worth very much if you didn't keep the box to the games? (PMGZ What kind of kid keeps the box?!?!?!)

 

 

 

They all are in perfect condition and work the first time you try them, no scratches,chips, dirt, cracks, anything....just no box.

 

 

 

I wanted to sell Conker's Bad Fur Day online for $50. (That game was WAY too dirty for a kid like me to play.) :lol: I remember the crapping cow. LOL, but with no box....I might just get a fraction of what a boxed version is?

 

 

 

EDIT: Conker is 50 MAX. So 30-40 would still be nice.

Gah, none of my games are worth anything on the rare list. My friend has Super mario 64 and a couple other games on the N64 list, I should tell her to sell em for a little cash.

 

 

 

One particular game I own is XG2. its a motorcycle racing game that takes place in the future. Its a rather fun game with sweet looking bikes and hot female drivers in some bikes. I'm hoping some day it'll be worth something. I also own Diddy Kong racing which might have soon fetched a good price if it weren't for the recent DS revival of the game.

 

 

 

My local video game rental store has so many of these games on his shelves (he's an old man who runs a store by my house that rents movies and videogames). I should ask if I can buy some of em. :

Made me think of BattleToads, don't ask me - I have a corrupted mind. :shock: