This is why you should keep your old video games, and their boxes

Damn im raiding my cousin's basement next time im over.
 
Wow, bet that made the collector happy. 10 Copies, that such a rare chance to see it randomly put on eBAY. Makes sense why they paid so much for it. Good thing she didn't put a Buy Out option for it at like 50$.
 
I have a Super Nintendo and acouple games for it like the original Mario, and I also have the original Donkey Kong.
 
I have a copy of Suikoden 1 and 2 sitting on myself. They are opened but still they are pretty rare to find.
 
well i have an old sega box and some games, its bout 10 yrs old would it cost much?
 
Yeah this reminds me... I should look in my Grandmothers garage for my NES system. We have the original system, with about 25-30 games in the sleeves, a game genie with the original book and about 8 million controllers (LOL). Save all that for about another 20 years and it will be worth more than the Mona Lisa
 
blizbiggy said:
Yeah this reminds me... I should look in my Grandmothers garage for my NES system. We have the original system, with about 25-30 games in the sleeves, a game genie with the original book and about 8 million controllers (LOL). Save all that for about another 20 years and it will be worth more than the Mona Lisa
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500 grand for an NES :D
 
I had the chance to take a almost new nes with over 100 games + 2 of those cool guns and a game where you had a running mat as well (were any other games sold with that mat?)...with a couple of neat arcade style controllers...I'm really kicking myself over this because last time I saw this stuff was on the 4th of july and pretty much all of it was ruined...though I did manage to recover the old Zelda and 2 copies of super mario 3 :)
 
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