one of the reasons those SNES games are actually selling for that is that they have a good number of rarer ones and also manuals and boxes for a few of them too.....I would love original cases for my shit
Yeah, it's obvious that the rare titles are driving the price up, but my point is that these bidders don't seem to be doing the math. They're paying WAY too much for those valuable titles especially considering that they're in a lot auction. You NEVER pay full retail for items in a lot. That's just silly.
The guy can't even read his own description. "Over 70 games", when the count goes up to 59 and there are only 2 sets of doubles, so 61 total. Fail.
This is my list of prices for the super common titles based largely on completed listings:
Castlevania - 10
Grakkhen - 3
Dracula - 1
Pavman 2 - 5
Mario is missing - 1
Spanky - 5
NHL 94 - 1
NHL 96 - 1
NHL Stanley - 1
Clue - 1
Batman Returns - 10
Mario All Stars - 10 (x2)
7th saga - 10
Final Fight - 5
Final fight 2 - 15
Ultima - 5
Super Turrican - 10
Ghouls and Ghosts - 10
James Pond - 5
Sim City - 3
Robocop Terminator - 5
Super Tennis - 1
Spierman X-men - 5
Spierman MAx Carnage - 10 (2)
Punch Out - 15
Chuck Rock - 3
Vega Stakes - 1
Lemmings - 5
Star Wars - 10
Mickey Ult Challenge - 5
Wizardry - 5
Jeopardy - 1
Turn and Burn - 1
Killer Instinct - 5
Mortal Kombat - 5
Mario World - 5
MK3 - 5
Wolverine - 5
$224 total for the commons and that's non-lot pricing.
That leaves $1367.99 left from the current bid of $1,591.99
Divide that up and you get just about
60 bucks per game. Some of the valuable carts are worth that or more, but most are not. Somebody is paying way too much IMO.
