austin532

I'll give you $5.95 for it.

I'm selling 20 NES games on ebay if anyone is interested. All of them are in very good condition and have been tested/cleaned. https://www.ebay.com/itm/113986973816

I am looking for the following items. If you have any please let me know by replying here or sending me a message. I am willing to pay or trade depending on which items you have. Magazines Sealed issues of Official U.S. PlayStation Magazine or Demo Discs Sealed issues of PlayStation Underground Sealed issues of Official Xbox Magazine or Demo Discs Sealed Issues of Official Dreamcast Magazine or Demo Discs Strategy Guides Any New/Mint strategy guides Sealed Capcom vs SNK 2 - PS2 Gungrave - PS2 Neo Geo Battle Coliseum - PS2 Nightshade - PS2 Onimusha: Dawn of Dreams - PS2 World Heroes Anthology - PS2 I'm also looking for other sealed games. NES, SNES, Gameboy, PS1, PS2, PS3, Xbox, etc. Complete n/a Loose n/a Manuals n/a Inserts n/a Boxes n/a Misc. n/a

Or just be messed up in the head like me. If so you're already halfway there. IMO there is nothing wrong with opening sealed games if that's what the owner wants to do. They paid for it with their own money so they can do whatever they want.

Ah, I forgot about that one. It's strange how only that version has the bottom flap. It doesn't even have locking tabs so it's possible for the game to fall out.

All of them are from the mid 2000's.

I wouldn't call that pad rare as they do show up here and there. A sticker sealed Athletic World is much harder to find.

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Finding a nice Sqoon box will require finding a nice CIB copy...which will require alot of money.

I do know what you mean. It requires carefully opening them with a knife or spudger from the sides so that you don't crease the center flap. That's a big pet peeve of mine when people do that. Or when people open SNES boxes on the left side when it's clearly marked on the right...

Thought this topic was going to be about Pirates the NES game.

Welcome fellow collector. Yes, we can all use some good vibes in our life.

I doubt it. It's probably just the Box, Instructions, and Game so you are not getting a true grade IMO. Whenever I've sold CIB games in the past I would always give everything it came with a grade and then find the average.

This is true. Out of the sealed games I've opened so far, some of them had a very light scuff on the label from being shifted around in the box for 30 years. It's also common for the end label to start lifting or one of the inserts having a flaw so finding perfect inserts in not possible.

Well, I'm a CIB collector at heart and have been for about 20 years now so I guess that's why I open them if they are cheap enough. I know some people may disapprove of what I do but it's something I enjoy doing. I can get extremely picky sometimes and more times then not I find that mint CIB games can go for around the same price as a sealed one. Are people opening sealed games just so they can get a high CIB grade?

This is pretty much the main reason why I open sealed games. For both archival reasons and having peace at mind knowing all of the inserts inside are correct.

If you like Super Mario RPG or Paper Mario then you should like the series. I haven't played all of them to determine what's best but the first was pretty good.

Seems possible but I'm still not convinced.

They even put locking tabs there to remind you where it opens.

It's not sealed, it's open on the left side which is a big pet peeve of mine.

What I used to do with some sealed PS1 games is buy the damaged/promo copies, open them, and then swap out the back art from a complete one. Since the back art is well protected, they are usually fine.

That's a great start but I've noticed some errors on that site before. Saying a particular game was developed by company x while it was actually company y.

It's a unique fighting game for sure. No HUD, free roaming, you can die in one blow.

Here is a list of things I have for sale. Everything has been cleaned and thoroughly tested. Let me know if you are interested or need pictures by responding here or sending me a DM. NES n/a SNES OEM Dust Covers - $5 Wayne Gretzky and the NHLPA All-Stars -$8 NBA Live '97 CIB - $20 Skuljagger (Mint) CIB - $100 Super Gameboy with clock fix mod - $45 GAMECUBE Battalion Wars Disc Only (Doesn't work) - $5 Indigo System Only - $40 Black System Only - $40 Platinum System Only - $40 Wii White System Box Only - $5 Wii Fit (Sealed) - $10 Wii U n/a GAMEBOY OEM Dust Covers - $3 DS Chrono Trigger (First Print w/ Poster) Sealed - $250 PLAYSTATION Playstation System Only - $20 Official U.S. PlayStation Magazine Demo Discs (Various issue numbers) - $5 each PLAYSTATION 2 Fat Playstation 2 System Only - $50 Neo Geo Battle Coliseum (Sealed) - $20 Playstation 2 System Instruction Manual (SCPH-50001) - $5 SEGA DREAMCAST Silent Scope (CIB) - $25 Official Sega Dreamcast Mouse - $50 XBOX 360 Lost Planet 2 (CIB) - $5 MAGAZINE & STRATEGY GUIDES Various Official US Playstation Magazine issues - Price varies by issue. Various Playstation Underground issues - Price varies by issue.

I assume you plan to keep it sealed or do you plan to open it?