Got me a GBC and GBP for $12 each. I miss the gameboy brand.
And make sure to only check out completed listings.
Also, examples of "normal" and "rare" games? Because I think actual rare games would be a lot more than $15, even for loose carts.
I have a feeling they're selling "stuff that's still warming shelves at Walmart and Amazon NIB" for $10 and "games that aren't still warming shelves but definitely aren't rare" $15.
I know for sure they want like $15 for Metroid 2 for GB, without a cover sticker
I will go down there again and check and report back, they have them all in business cards holder so you cant even see the titles.
I know for sure they want like $15 for Metroid 2 for GB, without a cover sticker
If you want a good driving game for the GBA - get V-Rally 3. It's amazing.This is what my current collection looks like, honestly though I've been meaning to get rid of shit like Underground and Driver 2, I just wanted to like a driving game on GBA but it isn't meant to be I guess. Luckily Road Rash isn't horrible.
If you want a good driving game for the GBA - get V-Rally 3. It's amazing.
Also, I don't know it if it's been mentioned yet, but if you're starting a GBA collection, be VERY careful of counterfeits out there. For one, if buying ebay, don't buy any games out of China. Period. It's a 99.99% probability that it's counterfeit.
One thing I never understood: why don't counterfeit Mother 3 carts exist? There would be huge demand, especially if they were the hacked English version. Mother 3 is worth >$70. A small run of illegal reproduction carts (really just GBA flashcarts pre-flashed with the M3 translation and painted + labelled accordingly) have been sold for $50 each.
Considering how absolutely cheaply these GBA carts can be made, what is stopping China?
haven't actually played this either
No clue. I've been wondering the same, myself. It'd be the one repro card that I'd actually buy. But, there is a guy over on the Nintendoage forums that is planning to make a large production run of Mother 3 translated carts with new parts and is not made from flashcarts. That's in definite questionable legal territory though.
Adding this to my collection
haven't actually played this either
becoming increasing aware of fake gba games on ebay, although its not super plagued.
noticed this fake however,, which has a box which doesnt seem to match anywhere region:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/321072145377?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1438.l2649
Just got my GBL. So good. Unit is scratched, but not bad at all, especially since I only paid 95$ for it, compared to 160$ or more some go for.
Thanks for the heads up, definitely giving that a read.
bigger click on it said:
Read and reply if you have anything to say about the reviews, the GB deserves more attention.
On the repro tip, ocdreproductions just restocked on mother 3. I guess gaf is ok with repros since they've been seen in the pick up thread. They seem to be pretty hq repros looking at nintendoage forums.
playing through MGS:GB right now and its pretty own. little disappointed that i no longer have the box for it though i'd actually buy the box + manual if i could just for completionist sake.
So I was checking around at my house and it seems that I have both Oracle of Ages and Link's Awakening DX with box and manuals.
What are they worth?
Finally grabbed a Game Boy Micro while I was in Fukuoka last weekend. Been dying to own one of these. I haven't owned a system capable of playing GBA stuff since I bought a DSi at the JP launch.
Also some games I grabbed with it:
ahhh
why do japanese boxes get to be so nice