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That was a great deal, going to snoop around on Craigslist for some Nintendo 64 goodies.
I can't believe that a clay fighters 63 1/3 blockbuster edition instruction manual went for 1200+ on eBay. I have a suspicion that the auction may have been fixed, because that is an insane amount of money for a instruction manual to a game that was mediocre at best.
1200+? That's insane.
1377 usd and the shipping is only 4 usd.....![]()
Dum dedum...
That auction must of been fixed or that person is the biggest Earthworm Jim fan ever.
Garage sale season indeed. I'm going to carve my own walking stick out of a bigger walking stick.
Yeah I am going to look for sega plutos and blockbuster editions instruction manuals of mediocre obscure games...
I really would like to find a virtual boy or a neo geo color pocket.
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I guess, maybe they thought it was worth something...I don't know. Yeah, I'm going to look around for sales. The last one I went to, the lady was too busy visiting with some relative to conduct business. It was sad.
That was unnecessarily rude of her to blow you off like that. Family smamily If i went through all the trouble of havig a garage sale you best believe im going to make my money. Family can wait that's what phones, Internet, and holidays are for.
That would of been really cool to own a virtual boy. I wonder how much they ended up getting for it. I think wario land for the virtual boy is worth a lot of money by itself. That is probably the only game I would actually play on the virtual boy. I could relive all those childhood moments of standing in sears playing virtual boy while my mom shopped.
Last edited by alucard; 19th-May-2013 at 22:48.
Game quality does not matter for these prices. Demand/rarity does.
It was a mediocre game with a limited pressing and could not be purchased from a store shelf. You had to purchase it from Blockbuster, which limits the quantity even more. Then take into account how many of those instruction manuals are lost, stolen, or destroyed, and the manuals become even rarer. Especially one that was in as good of condition as that manual was.
If you go and look on eBay right now, I don't think you'll find another instruction manual out there right now. They come up very rarely. While I don't personally think the manual is worth $1200, I can see why it would be considered the hardest thing to find when trying to find a complete copy of Sculptor's Cut. There are two completed auctions on eBay.com right now of two different manuals in similar condition, both going for ~$1200. I wouldn't say it's fixed. The box usually goes for about $400. It's one of the rarest games for the N64.
It's amazing what you can find at a thrift shop. I found expensive Italian shoes, and a cashmere sweater at a thrift shop.