WANTED: Who did I sell a BBA to on the Forums?

[AuroEdge]

I just found a BBA in my parent's house still in the packaging. My only guess on where it came from is it's the one I sold on the forums and the person didn't need it or it was broken so they mailed it back. I doubt it was broken since it's still brand new in the package. In all seriousness, if this is the case and not just an extra BBA I forgot about (hah!) please PM stat like.

I'll take this chance to plug something awesome happening next year. I'll be needing to sell off all of my old extra gaming stuff. My new Dreamcast and Gamecube might not spark a lot of interest but I also have a mint CD64 & N64 with a bunch of games and addons. The collection has since grown since the pic but it's a start...

[Christuserloeser]

Well, you did sell a BBA to me, but I could have sworn that I received it...

[arrowhead]

I might be interested in the CD64. I already have the z64, so just for shits and giggles I might want that. Does it play .z64 files, or only the .rom or .bin files? All my roms are .z64 because that is all the z64 makes.

The cd 64 is the one made by bung right?

[melancholy]

Yeah, that CD64 will be a hot item. Depending on the price, I know I'd interested.

BTW, what is that thing in the picture that's at the top left, under the N64 controller, right of the cleaning kit?

[AuroEdge]

Yeah, that CD64 will be a hot item. Depending on the price, I know I'd interested.

BTW, what is that thing in the picture that's at the top left, under the N64 controller, right of the cleaning kit?

Directly below the controller is an SRAM Card good for I believe 4 different games and below that is a TiltPak which would've been used with a certain unreleased Kirby game I believe.

[AgentGreen]

Will you sell the n64 controllers or are you keeping them packaged with the n64?

Because if not, I'd like those and the SSB game.

[AuroEdge]

I haven't made any final decisions yet but as it stands, I will most likely sell my N64, GameCube, and Dreamcast consoles in three different lots. If I don't sell them as lots here I will put them on eBay (CD64 might be a hard sneak but most are allowed to sell). But I really do want to sell them here since I know you all would put them to much better use then those kids on the Bay.

[mankrip]

If I don't sell them as lots here I will put them on eBay (CD64 might be a hard sneak but most are allowed to sell). But I really do want to sell them here since I know you all would put them to much better use then those kids on the Bay.

How much for the CD64?

[Nico0020]

I am also interested in the 64CD That is similar to the Doctor 64 n such, that lets you play ROMs correct? Now that goldeneye has a level editor, I'd love to load those roms up in that.

[AuroEdge]

I am also interested in the 64CD That is similar to the Doctor 64 n such, that lets you play ROMs correct? Now that goldeneye has a level editor, I'd love to load those roms up in that.

Believe it or not Turok was developed using a V64.

[arrowhead]

I think I called first dibs on that cd64 right?

[melancholy]

Getting worried, Arrowhead?

[arrowhead]

A lot of interest has sparked up over that thing. If the price is right, I would like first crack at it.

[AuroEdge]

A lot of interest has sparked up over that thing. If the price is right, I would like first crack at it.

Don't worry, you were the first to ask. Keep in mind the whole lot of my N64 stuff must be sold together. I haven't decided on a price but it will be reasonable. The same goes for my Dreamcast and GameCube.

[HomerCIDAL]

Are you nuts? That is a pretty cool collection you have there and would be a shame for you if you got rid of it. I have always regretted selling off my old games and I can imagine with the care you have shown those items, you would feel the same eventually. I say keep it!

[AuroEdge]

Are you nuts? That is a pretty cool collection you have there and would be a shame for you if you got rid of it. I have always regretted selling off my old games and I can imagine with the care you have shown those items, you would feel the same eventually. I say keep it!

Sometimes it's just time to let stuff go. One mistake I won't make that I made years ago is letting some valuable hardware go for a lot less than it's worth. Keep in mind, depending on when and where you could get it from, CD64's retailed for around $200 at minimum. On top of that, I was lucky enough to get one of the models that had no problems with overheating. Lastly you can't find them anymore. And that's just for the CD64. I don't think many people will be willing to pay, albeit reasonable, the substantial cost for something like this. Never hurts to put it up though.

[AuroEdge]

Bump. I've got the stuff out and am looking everything over and taking pics of everything. It's a lot of stuff. I'll be putting all of it in a separate post.

[pixel]

Are you nuts? That is a pretty cool collection you have there and would be a shame for you if you got rid of it. I have always regretted selling off my old games and I can imagine with the care you have shown those items, you would feel the same eventually. I say keep it!

To retain old video games, for the most part, is a nostalgic act.

A few years ago, I had the same attitude. Eventually, after purchasing things like an Xbox and Wii, it seemed like a burden to keep every game I've ever owned. While I never had a huge collection, I've sold most of my Gameboys to buy the rendition, which was eventually a DS Lite. I had money issues and sold my Gamecube and just planned on buying a Wii in the near future. Hell, I let someone borrow a Genesis and a few games that I've never recollected. I can play Sonic on six different systems, some with the original controller.

With all of these gadgets being electronic, it's a lot easier to hold on to ROMs and virtual console games than to schlep all twelve systems I've ever owned to the next apartment. Of course, I've held on to things like my Nintendo and other milestone games. For all the trouble my Dad went through getting Chrono Trigger for Christmas, I don't think I could ever sell that.

Like AuroEdge said, if someone will give me good cash for something I haven't used in years, I'd be crazy not to take advantage. Now-a-days, the reality is all these games are available whenever and where ever you want them.

[SuperMegatron]

Are you nuts? That is a pretty cool collection you have there and would be a shame for you if you got rid of it. I have always regretted selling off my old games and I can imagine with the care you have shown those items, you would feel the same eventually. I say keep it!

Sometimes it's just time to let stuff go. One mistake I won't make that I made years ago is letting some valuable hardware go for a lot less than it's worth. Keep in mind, depending on when and where you could get it from, CD64's retailed for around $200 at minimum. On top of that, I was lucky enough to get one of the models that had no problems with overheating. Lastly you can't find them anymore. And that's just for the CD64. I don't think many people will be willing to pay, albeit reasonable, the substantial cost for something like this. Never hurts to put it up though.

I pay $140 for cd64

[AuroEdge]

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