Rare Video Games Auctions, Sales & Pricing

This is pretty awesome, the complete 795 game set. At just over $7.00 a cart it may be a bit expensive, but definitely not insane – buyer has OBO too. Fun fact: Final Fantasy VI Advance was the last Japanese GBA game, released November 2006, the last Nintendo-published game for the system. Auction Here

One seller has put up several overpriced, but awesome Gameboy lots. One lot has DS games, another has GBA, one with Regular Gameboy and another with Gameboy Color. There is cool stuff in here, lots of rarities, sealed games, differnt regions, Sachen titles, etc. Price is too high though. Also: Hagane: The Final Conflict SNES [...]

My understanding that this was *technically* one of the first GBA Homebrews, released by GoodDealGames at the Classic Gaming Expo 2010. The game itself was released free online by developer DHG Games in 2007. The small studio built the GBA title from the ground up, hoping to one day see the game on store shelves. [...]

This limited edition saw only 500 units released in Europe. The auction is complete and it includes: * The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Ages game * The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons game * The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Ages badge * The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons badge * The [...]

NES Classics are the Australian and European equilavent of the North American Classic NES Series (Famicom Mini Series in Japan). They’re basically Game Boy Advance ports (I think they’re actually emulated though) of games that were originally released on the original NES / Famicom. The games also saw two special edition Game Boy Advance SP’s, [...]

I meant to post these before, but later is better than never – even if it’s only an hour to go. Up for grabs are a lot of six Game Boy Color games that came out between 1999 and 2001. These games were only available from Rocket Games mail order for a short time and [...]

This auction is for a One-of-a-Kind Game Boy Advance, Hand-Painted by BMX SuperStar, Dave Mira. Back in 2002, Nintendo and Stuff Magazine (now part of Maxim Magazine) ran a “Play for America” contest with three “extreme” athletes, where each one painted a Game Boy Advance for charity. Tony Hawk (pro skateboarder), Kelly Slater (pro surfer), [...]