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http://videogames.yahoo.com/events/plugged-in/old-nintendo-system-sells-for-13-105/1389101Quote:
Everyday folk discovering colossally valuable collectors' items amid everyday junk has been the lifeblood of antiques shows for years, but it's not every day you see a real-life gold-in-the-attic tale play out on eBay....
Well, a vintage game (still in the box) sold for that much. The system itself was just along for the ride.
I have an old NES packed away still. I don't think I have any spectacular games though. I think I might have the power glove still...
Holy smokes.. Talk about luck
The biggest mistake I have ever made is selling my N64 when I got my PS2. I regret that decision everyday.
gregair13 wrote:
I felt the same way when I got rid of pong, but, then I realized it was just an acid flashback and got over it.Quote:
The biggest mistake I have ever made is selling my N64 when I got my PS2. I regret that decision everyday.
gregair13 wrote:
I still have my N64. I also have Super Nintendo and Nintendo. I am about to get Sega Genesis.Quote:
The biggest mistake I have ever made is selling my N64 when I got my PS2. I regret that decision everyday.
Nostalgia plays tricks with the memory, go play some of those old games on an emulator. After 5 minutes you are very happy that it's a PS3, Wii or a 360 that now sits under your TV.
Rare Nintendo game is $40,000 windfall
http://videogames.yahoo.com/events/plugged-in/rare-nintendo-game-is-40-000-windfall/1391148