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== [http://yushogames.blogspot.com.au Rare Nintendo Rare NES] == Many old video game is not worth a lot of money, you a few dollars, a trip to the flea market from 80 games, you can buy a pretty good collection. [http://yushogames.blogspot.com.au Rare Video Games] But it is rare, there are a few options in the context of the game, collecting performances, and put them in play opportunities, they are willing to pay hundreds or thousands of dollars. So just because you hit gold, the next time you clean your basement in a report. 10. Pepsi Invaders EPSI Pepsi Invaders is one of the products of many failures, the name sounds like, but it is actually a game for the Atari 2600. Coca-Cola (Coca-Cola), its 1983 sales meeting at the Pepsi spelling game character slightly more than the aliens in Space Invaders. [http://yushogames.blogspot.com.au Rare Atari] Never been used commercially released, changes are only 125 people attended and received a copy. Survive to this day do not know the number of bullets, but snapped surface as early as 2010, the most recent one was $ 2,125 on eBay. 9. Genesis: Escape from Mt. DRASH Away from the mountain. Vic -20 DRASH game, a lot of the early 1980s from the old computer. 3000 a mysterious machine, an obscure game, only 13 were proved to exist today. [http://yushogames.blogspot.com.au Rare Nintendo] This is also the first game in the cap and trade failed, retailers selling replica rumors denied. But now that the game is no doubt of the hill, carefully collect the value of about $ 2,500 to make an idiot of people who ordered the toss. 8. Mr Boston Promotional Boston, Mr. game of the same name, the company's now-defunct alcohol, Vectrex, large self ceppukunnattu a game, is not unknown to man and another machine. [http://yushogames.blogspot.com.au Rare NES] Boston had only done the creative video games, at least in Boston, Mr. Pac-Man, which is a knockoff catch a slightly modified version of the Vectrex game. Only four copies of Mr. Boston weirdest worth $ 3,000. 7. Air raid A rare Atari 2600 games, air strikes, their names, they realize that man A-Vision, close how bad the only product. Lazy Cash's heyday in the 2600 release of its successful attempt, there are several air strikes in front of so much darkness. Cartridge only 13 are known to exist, it is worth about $ 3,000. [http://yushogames.blogspot.com.au Video Game Consoles Rare] You know, only a copy with original box, recently sold for a staggering $ 31,600, which is really impressive. Is not a character flaw; cardboard sleeve of people pay more than the price of a new car. Anyone can teach a child when they throw the game box. 6. Atlantis II Another Atari 2600 game, Atlantis II did not buy. Atlantis is famous for its creators won the contest trip to Bermuda is: Who earned their highest score made a photograph. But there are a lot of people, they are more difficult to break a tie the sequel to the first game sent only to those who have mastered a perfect score. [http://yushogames.blogspot.com.au Rare For Sale Video Game] Rare to find a car that can be difficult to save the game Atlantis II, visible facts, like the original, this is not working properly. If you ever been in a garage sale, you will see what looks like a copy of Atlantis, go ahead and fork a few bucks;, it may be true, the value of 6000 yuan. 5. Ultimate II Ultimate 11 is a soccer game for the Neo Geo, an obscure console from the early 90s. The Neo Geo attracted a small but very dedicated group of fans, and there are quite a few serious collectors out there. [http://yushogames.blogspot.com.au Game & Watch Rare] This, combined with the fact that a lot of Neo Geo games were made in limited numbers, makes several of them highly coveted. Ultimate 11 is the second most valuable Neo Geo game; each of its 10 copies is worth about 10,000 dollars. 4. Kizuna Encounter That leaves Kizuna Encounter as the most valuable Neo Geo game, at a cost of up to 13,000 dollars. It’s believed that only 15 copies of the English version were made, although the Japanese version is both identical and common, making it accessible to casual collectors. English copies are for the richest and most obsessive; in late 2009 somebody paid a mind-blowing 55,000 dollars for both Kizuna Encounter and Ultimate 11. [http://yushogames.blogspot.com.au Gameboy Rare] The buyer said he’d never consider selling them for any price, so you’ll have to put aside your dreams and just start saving for a house instead. 3. Stadium Events Our final three games are all for the original Nintendo, and they each have a unique story behind them. Stadium Events was made by a company called Bandai, and it made use of their “Family Fun Fitness Mat,” a soft plastic controller that players would run and jump on to make their track athlete move. Nintendo bought the rights to the game and the mat, rebranded them, and, confusing themselves for a totalitarian government, ordered the originals to be pulled from shelves and destroyed. [http://yushogames.blogspot.com.au Sega Rare] But 200 copies were sold before Nintendo’s death squads could track them down, although only 20, at most, are believed to exist today. One copy recently sold for 13,105 dollars, the box alone can fetch 10,000 dollars, and a sealed copy, sold in February of 2010, went for 41,300 dollars. To put that into perspective, that’s the cost of about 600 Xbox 360 games. Or, you know, a couple of cars. Meanwhile, the rebranded game, World Class Track Meet, is worth 10 bucks at most. 2. Nintendo Campus Challenge In the early 90s, Nintendo held a series of competitions across the United States. One of these was the Campus Challenge, where Nintendo representatives visited 58 colleges in 1991. Players would try to get the highest score on a special cartridge; the challenge was a mix of three different games, lasting just six minutes in total. The winner at every college got a free trip to Disney World, where they played in a championship. [http://yushogames.blogspot.com.au Vintage Video Games for Sale] Again showing their love of needless destruction, Nintendo ordered all cartridges eliminated once the event was complete. But one employee hung onto his copy, eventually selling it at a garage sale in 2006 for 1000 dollars. In July of 2009 it sold on eBay for $14,000, and three months later it was put on auction again, this time bringing in $20,100. It’s probably off the market for good now, although maybe another cartridge is floating around in some Nintendo employee’s basement. We bet the people who destroyed their copies feel pretty silly. Or indescribably angry, one of the two. 1. Nintendo World Championships The holy grail of video games, Nintendo World Championships is very similar to its college counterpart. This was a competition that toured 30 US cities in 1990; there were three age categories, and the winners in every city were taken to Universal Studios Hollywood. The champions of each age group got 10,000 dollars, a new car, a 40 inch TV and a gold painted Mario trophy; not a bad haul for mastering six and a half minutes of three different games. [http://yushogames.blogspot.com.au Retro Rare Games] 116 cartridges were made for the competition: 96 grey and 20 gold. The grey ones are worth a “mere” 6000 dollars at most, but it’s the gold copies that attract the truly serious collectors. They’ve gone for as much as $21,000, and are generally considered to be the most sought after and treasured video games on the planet. So if Nintendo ever does another one of these Championships, take part and grab everything you can! Read more : http://yushogames.blogspot.com.au

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