Nintendo, Super Nintendo, Game Boy, Playstation 1 & 2 Games/Systems - CHEAP MUST SELL

[mel13fdip 10+ year member]

PS2 Game:

Medal of Honor: Frontline - $2

N64 Games:

Super Mario 64 - $13

Cruis'n World - $5

Pokemon Stadium - $6

Rugrats Scavenger Hunt - $3

Pokemon Snap - $3

Game Boy Color Games:

Super Mario Land 2 - $7

Pokemon Pinball - $2.50

Gameshark Pro - $10

SNES Games:

Super Mario World - $8

Ninja Turtles IV - $20

Krusty's Super Fun House - $7

Mortal Kombat - $4

Chuck Rock - $4

NBA All Star Challenge - $5

NES Games:

Contra - $15

Super Mario Bros/Duck Hunt - $2

Star Voyager - $2

Zelda Adventure of Link - $3.50

Star Wars Empire Strikes Back - $10.50

Solar Jetman - $2

Ninja Turtles - $2

Blades of Steel - $2

Monopoly - $2.50

Legend of Zelda - $9

Must sell ASAP Prices were picked by referencing ebay and game price site

Systems will be back once some games are sold, also have more games to list once some of these sell

PM for more info or about pricing/shipping, buyer pays PP fees

All items have been tested and DO work

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[mel13fdip 10+ year member]

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[mattmcss 10+ year member]

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[mel13fdip 10+ year member]

Ygpm Matt

 

[wtfwill 10+ year member]

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[mel13fdip 10+ year member]

Ygpm Will

 

[mel13fdip 10+ year member]

Offers but nothing final yet

 

[kasimo420 10+ year member]

How much for everything ? PM me.

 

[mel13fdip 10+ year member]

kasimo420 Ygpm

 

[mel13fdip 10+ year member]

2 PS1 memory cards sold, 1 still available

 

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Just as an //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/fyi.gif.9f1f679348da7204ce960cfc74bca8e0.gif the playstation 1 is being called one of the best home stereo cd players you can use.

Search around the net about it. It is compared to some multi thousand dollar cd players.

 

[mel13fdip 10+ year member]

Really? I used to use it for CD playing because it was cool that it could play both games and CDs but it's just been collecting dust since ipods came out. I will have to research this.

 

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Is there an original Sony PlayStation game console still in use in your home? Or do you have your PS1 buried at the bottom of a closet?
It turns out your video game console may be worth a lot more than you think. You might actually own one of the best sounding, high-fidelity CD players out there.

Audiophiles have been abuzz about PlayStation 1 audio for some time now. There has been a lot of experimenting with these game consoles with some very interesting results.

Story continues below ↓

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One of my guides in this journey has been Michael Lavorgna — an audio guru who writes for 6moons.com. Michael has been listening to his PlayStation for a while now and helped me find the best-sounding machines.

Sony’s first PlayStation was released in the United States in September, 1995. It had a custom MIPS R3000 processor and it used CD-ROMs for playing games. Sony sold more than 100 million units. That means there are a lot of used ones out there.

There were a number of different PlayStation models made over the PlayStation 1's five-year life span. Michael told me to look for a PlayStation with the model number SCPH-1001, which is the unit with separate audio and video RCA output jacks. That particular model allows audiophiles to use their own (expensive) audio cables to get “perfect” sound.

I also tried one of the other PlayStation consoles that didn’t have separate RCA output jacks. Other models had a single output cord with audio and video jacks at the end. I found one in good condition on eBay.

Before I started my listening tests, Michael had a warning for me: "Plug in the units — turn ‘em on — and don’t turn them off." It seems the PlayStations sound best when left on all the time. Michael was right. You shouldn’t even listen for the first three days. Both units need every second of the break-in period.

Overall, both of these PlayStation game consoles make really terrific CD component decks. Compared to a Pioneer DVD/CD/SACD player, the Sonys sounded clearer and cleaner. They also held their own against my top-of-the-line, Class A+ rated Sony SACD machine.

But in the end, the more expensive player was just plain better. As for the PlayStations, I preferred, slightly, the sound of my 009 model to the 1001 — but the differences were few.

I preferred the 1001’s original Sony game controller to the bright red “aftermarket” controller which came with the 009. PlayStation controllers are wired units. They are not as flexible as more modern wireless remote controls units which come with most devices. Plus, since the controllers weren’t designed for home audio use, you’re on your own to figure out what to press to get your music to play.

If you already own a PlayStation you should dust it off and give it a listen. And, if you want to buy one you should be able to find a console good shape for $25 or less on eBay. My 009 cost me all of $20 — including shipping. And, there were a bunch of neat video games thrown in as well.

 

[mel13fdip 10+ year member]

Thanks