Odd nintendo with built in games NOT A PIRATE!

[FPU4eva]

it doesent look exactly like thast tho

[FPU4eva]

I guess its a NES M82

[fastbilly1]

Broken - $50
Working - couple hundred
Working, stocked, and in good cosmetic condition - Ive seen them go for around $1000

By good cosmetic condition I mean it looks like it was never in service. No scuffs, scrapes, or other such blemishes. Usually these things have been hit a couple times or someone scratched their names into it, much like an arcade game, so the value fluctuates. But more pictures are needed to really know if that is what it is.

[FPU4eva]

turns out its a M8 even rarer then a m82 any takers?:

[FPU4eva]

It turns out to be a M8 looks exactly as pictured

[fastbilly1]

Egads, I am slipping on my NES knowledge. Yes it is an M8. This puts you in a unique situation. They are more rare than the M82, however there is little market for them. Instead of taking cartridges like the M82, it took special PCBs, of which very few still exist publically. So while the rarity may push the value up for extreme collectors, your average collector is gunshy since any replacement title is going to cost an arm and a leg.

I havent seen one for sale for a couple years, but the last one went for about $350 in working condition, scuffed up though.

Nice find though, does it work?

[FPU4eva]

Well thanks but no its not working condition

[FPU4eva]

Do you no how much its worth nonworking:?

[MrPopo]

Do you no how much its worth nonworking:?

One million dollars.

[MrPopo]

Went ahead and merged. We don't need two "what the hell is this?" threads. Left your BST thread for the interested parties.