GameCube Broadband Adapters are selling for $150 in 2021??
I've clearly missed something!
I just looked on eBay and there have been numerous completed transactions, in the US and Canada, over the last three months, for GameCube Broadband Adapters.
I was then stunned when I saw that those sales were in the $150 price range!!
W.T.F.??
Is this lockdown retro gaming? Everyone playing Mario Cart?
Oh... and the nice side bonus for me... The reason I was looking, was that I found two brand new in box adapters when cleaning the basement!!!
There are two types of people in the world, those who search for hidden messages, and those who don't.
ManCaveGamer wrote: ↑
there's maybe a lot of things you own that u could put up on eBay for a lot of money... check out what you have, might surprise you!
@ManCaveGamer I am pretty sure there isn't a market for most of the stuff stacked downstairs.
Know anyone who needs 4mb - 64mb CF and SD cards?
There are two types of people in the world, those who search for hidden messages, and those who don't.
GreenWeenie wrote: ↑
I've clearly missed something!
I just looked on eBay and there have been numerous completed transactions, in the US and Canada, over the last three months, for GameCube Broadband Adapters.
I was then stunned when I saw that those sales were in the $150 price range!!
W.T.F.??
Is this lockdown retro gaming? Everyone playing Mario Cart?
Oh... and the nice side bonus for me... The reason I was looking, was that I found two brand new in box adapters when cleaning the basement!!!
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People will buy weird things to collect or play, when it comes to gaming.
I just sold an extra copy of SIlent Hill 2 (CiB) mint for $90. The girl that bought it told me why wasn't I selling it for me as it goes for $100+, I said I had a hard time selling it on Kijiji and eBay. I guess it takes the right person or audience to strike the gold mine when selling things.
I had a sealed copy of Tales of Xilia kicking around in my basement which I thought was worthless but someone paid me $100 for. Value is subjective /shrug
I remember this a while back. Dreamcast's also had a similar device but they were super rare. When I had a Dreamcast they were already nearly impossible to find. I suppose it's the same for the Nintendo.
zod wrote: ↑
I remember this a while back. Dreamcast's also had a similar device but they were super rare. When I had a Dreamcast they were already nearly impossible to find. I suppose it's the same for the Nintendo.
From what I recall, it seemed that just about everything with the Dreamcast was "rare". We had one, and I do remember scouring eBay for items.
I probably still have that baby tucked in a basement box.
There are two types of people in the world, those who search for hidden messages, and those who don't.
Sejad wrote: ↑
People will buy weird things to collect or play, when it comes to gaming.
I just sold an extra copy of SIlent Hill 2 (CiB) mint for $90. The girl that bought it told me why wasn't I selling it for me as it goes for $100+, I said I had a hard time selling it on Kijiji and eBay. I guess it takes the right person or audience to strike the gold mine when selling things.
damn, I should've kept my copy of Silent Hill 2... bought it for $70+ when it came out and I think I sold it for like $10-$15 after
ManCaveGamer wrote: ↑
damn, I should've kept my copy of Silent Hill 2... bought it for $70+ when it came out and I think I sold it for like $10-$15 after
Lmao, I checked the girls Kijiji profile and she listed it for $150.
Redmask wrote: ↑
I had a sealed copy of Tales of Xilia kicking around in my basement which I thought was worthless but someone paid me $100 for. Value is subjective /shrug
Lol someone overpaid for that. I have like 2 copies and a sealed collector's edition of that game. That game is not that rare.
I did manage to sell my extra copies of Trails of Cold Steel Decisive and Relentless editions for $230 and $330 though. Not sure I should sell my last copies of those or hold onto them for now.
