MrPopo wrote:Then when I rounded all that off I started keeping an eye out for rare or interesting collectables, most of which I've gotten from the Child's Play Charity Auction.
Are you saying Chucky hooked you up?


MrPopo wrote:Then when I rounded all that off I started keeping an eye out for rare or interesting collectables, most of which I've gotten from the Child's Play Charity Auction.
ChuChu Flamingo wrote:No offense, but paying $800 for cart only of Flinstones 2 is not something to brag about. It is buyers like you who want everything now that enable these crazy prices.
This shit is turning into Earthbound status.
diesel_dan wrote:Silly question...but did you try it? Is it any good? Maybe it's worth the price of entry on gameplay alone. I sincerely doubt it, but you never know!
Armymanis wrote:ChuChu Flamingo wrote:No offense, but paying $800 for cart only of Flinstones 2 is not something to brag about. It is buyers like you who want everything now that enable these crazy prices.
This shit is turning into Earthbound status.
That's ok. Your able to give your own opinion. I was not going to give the price away but so many wanted to know. I love the game and love being able to play it and have it. That's all that matter's to me. Not the value. Just the fact that it's a rare game and not too many are out there. Not the money its worth. I love to play rare gems that were not produced in mass amounts.
Evildeadmanwalking77 wrote:I certainly agree w/ if it makes you happy then go for it, but I don't even think I would pay $800 for a console let alone a NES cart!That's just me though and congrats on the find. Hope it brings many hours of gaming enjoyment!
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I have played this game through emulation and didn't really care for it but it's a little better than The Rescue of Dino and Hoppy. I'm not a big fan of the jumping up to grab the edge of a platform thing in these two games. I feel like the controls on this are a little slugish and in the games in general.