Value???

I have a gaming collection that I might want to sell. I was hoping to get some input on what everyone may think it's worth. Here are the consoles I have and all of them have multiple games with them.

Atari 2600 (with Spiderman, indiana jones)
Atari 5200
Atari 7800
NES (power pad, power glove, NES Advantage)
Super Nintendo
Nintendo 64
GameCube
Game boy
Game boy Pocket (pokemon)
Game Boy Color
Nintendo DS
Virtual Boy (only one game)
Sega Game Gear
Sega Gensis
Playstation
PS One
PS2
PSP
NGage
NGage Demo (can't make calls)
Donky Kong mini arcade

Generally speaking, probably not worth as much as you would think; Most of those aren't worth more than ~$35 (excluding games).

However, you never know how much someone will be willing to pay if they really want it.



Edit: Personally, I'd keep them. That's a damn fine collection and it's likely you would regret selling any of it on the future ;] And worth will only go up as items become more obscure.

What games do you have for the PSP?

There are like 2 or 3 worth $100 the rest you can see maybe $30-$50 for. Now it depends on games, and condition... Some Snes games sell for $100+ each. If you have original boxes and paperwork you can get more money out of them. I would look on ebay or amazon for reference...

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Originally Posted by bigjason1977

NES (power pad, power glove, NES Advantage) $45 console, $50 pad, $50 glove
Super Nintendo $30-40
Nintendo 64 $35-45
GameCube $20-40
Game boy $15-25
Game boy Pocket (pokemon) $15-25 console, $35-100 for the game if it's Pokemon Red/Blue
Game Boy Color $15-25
Nintendo DS $15-50

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I put prices next to consoles I've seen at different used game stores, and in local classifieds. Keep in mind that when selling to a game store, you will NOT get what I told you for the consoles. That's how much they're worth, so that's how much the store will sell them for. You may get 25-50% for them (ex; selling a gameboy for $5 to a Play N Trade)

That being said, WHAT ARE YOU THINKING. I'd hold on to those forever, man. But try the local paper, craiglist, Kijiji (if you're from Canada,) eBay even (you can set a local pickup option.)