ive got a lot of old video game boxes. you know the parcels video games used to be in ages ago. do you think anybody would buy that on ebay or should i just throw them away?
I think game boxes would only really be valuable if they still contained the game and were sealed up to be honest, but you never know. Shit I had tons of NES and SNES empty game boxes and manuals in a pastic bag in my closet forever before I finally made myself get rid of the boxes. Not the manuals though, I couldn't bear the thought of them hitting the trash!
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yeh i guess i should sell the old games as well but i dont think im able to sell my old gb games. not like i have got a psp and could emulate all those games but i just dont know. i dont feel like giving them away also you wont get much for an old gb game i bet. maybe only 5 euros and i think they are worth so much more.
Originally Posted by Captain Andyman Well, an awful lot of GB games are sold without the boxes so there are probably at least some people that would like the box to complete the package.
Yes I agree. Even if something's not in mint condition, having the box and manual is a lot better than just the game itself.
And some GB games are probably worth a lot. I'm sure Metroid 2 or the first Final Fantasy Adventure could sell for something if you really wanted to sell them.
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Originally Posted by Captain Andyman Well, an awful lot of GB games are sold without the boxes so there are probably at least some people that would like the box to complete the package.
Yes I agree. Even if something's not in mint condition, having the box and manual is a lot better than just the game itself.
And some GB games are probably worth a lot. I'm sure Metroid 2 or the first Final Fantasy Adventure could sell for something if you really wanted to sell them.
Ive got a boxed final fantasy adventure with instruction manual and map!
Sadly almost all of my GB games were bought from our local game shop and were never sold with the box.