The "What's This Worth?" Thread

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NintendoRobot wrote:How much is Noah's Ark 3D for SNES worth?
http://www.videogamepricecharts.com/gam ... ah%27s-ark

It's probably worth noting in this thread, that the answer to this question for most items can be found using a combination of the following (perhaps the OP can edit his first post):

http://www.videogamepricecharts.com/

http://shop.ebay.com/ebayadvsearch/ (click on "completed auctions")

http://www.half.com

http:///www.amazon.com (look at the used prices)

Of course these can't get you everything, so a thread like this is good for filling in gaps or asking about stuff in certain conditions, etc.
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How about Uforce in its box, without the Power Bar or Flight stick,
ive seen some other ones starting at 30$ on ebay but i'd like to know if thats its real value
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I saw a guy selling a U-Force complete in the box for $50 today at the flea market. This particular seller usually overprices by about $10 to $20 though.
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ntsc-j sealed ikaruga for DC
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vlame wrote:ntsc-j sealed ikaruga for DC

75-100 depending, as of latly anyway.
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lost_within wrote:
vlame wrote:ntsc-j sealed ikaruga for DC

75-100 depending, as of latly anyway.
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one of these?
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^ That looks like some freaky sex toy. :lol: What the hell is it?
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J T wrote:^ That looks like some freaky sex toy. :lol: What the hell is it?
I think you nailed it with the sex toy thing, Ive read about this television tennis device, I think the cords are supposed to attach to your...
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Haha, I like the attempt to make it fancy. It's a product oc the 70s, but it's gray with gold instead of brown or wood grain with gold, plus the "Executive Games". Nice. I have no idea if this particular pong game is one that's worth something, or if its just one that blends into the tons of pong machines that flooded the market at the time. I haven't seen a picture of that particular one before though.
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