Ghosts N Goblins NES Cart On eBay for $5,000

[cloudberry]

[citation][nom]rollerdisco[/nom]Yeah your right, lets coddle kids until they shoot up schools and cant hold a job, because that sounds better.Sorry if my harsh words hurt your little ears, maybe you needed to hear it.[/citation]

Do note that I am not knocking your position, but your general attitude. This might be a difficult concept for you to grasp, so please continue to fail at everything you do.

 

[eddieroolz]

Not worth it. Similarly, I wouldn't pay $5000 for a still-sealed Pokemon Green. That was my first video game ever. (Yes, in Japan.)

 

[Travis Beane]

I never liked collecting myelf. I prefer to just give away or trash anything I feel I don't need/want, except PC cables. You can never have enough SATA cables.
[citation][nom]mousemonkey[/nom]The next time I see the F-bomb used I'm going to hand out bans like they were candy.[/citation]
Free candy! Yay!

The comments in this article have been amusing. 😀

 

[animehair]

[citation][nom]jimmysmitty[/nom]There are collectors for everything. Its why Action Comics #1 in mint condition is worth $1 million+ or a 1943 D mint copper penny is worth over $1 million.If only....[/citation]
you make the best point...we cant really judge...people collect many things...this could be worth something to someone...of course the price could be a bit inflated, time will tell...im sure he'll get some offers at least...i could realistically see this selling for a couple hundred dollars to a collector.

 

[hakesterman]

I'm sorry editor, you have concluded an assumption that people think it's worth a high price, their has been three bids and all have been rejected. You don't know if the bids have been for 1 dollar or fifty
dollars or what. The game actually isn't worth more than $ 250.00 so anyone who pays more than that is a fool. Personally i wouldn't give more than 99 bucks for it, but hey that's just me..........

 

[matt87_50]

its probably worth more. an iconic game, from the dawn of mainstream gaming, in - as you say - museum grade condition.

 

[shmiah]

I remember playing this when I was a kid, and it was real hard, in fact it was frustratingly hard. I think it made me go nuts.

Do games like this really hold value? Wow I wished I kept some of my old games.

Did anyone play 'Herbert goes skiing'? (whatta pile of pants that game was) Is that worth anything? and I still have the rubber keys of that ZX spectrum 48K, wonder if that would sell for a couple of g's.

 

[zaznet]

[citation][nom]TommyV[/nom]Nostalgia isn't what it used to be.[/citation]

That's one of the best oxymoron statements I've ever seen. LOL