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What's a fair price on a SNES? I ask because the place I go to to buy games has a SNES on sale for $60.

>> No.1355228

$40 is pretty fair. $60 is too high unless it's a 1chip (or video modded mini) and you have reasons for wanting high quality S-Video or RGB

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>>1355219
$40 is fair if complete
$25-30 is my personal preference
Anything under that is a bargin

Make sure EVERYTHING works (controllers, cables, included games, etc.) Bonus points if the top isn't piss yellow

>> No.1357307

He has the SNES and you don't, therefore he can charge whatever he wants to. "Fair" has nothing to do with the price.

>> No.1357538

>>1357307
Go away, merchant.

$40 is a good price for a Super NES, provided you like the shit out of RPGs, otherwise it will feel like a waste.

>> No.1357625

>>1357307
Fuck off, shithead. Just because someone is asking a price for something doesnt mean its a fair or good price. Thats not the last SNES on the face of the planet.
OP, the other anons are right, $30 to 40 is pretty fair for a complete unit. Make sure to fully test the controllers because a lot of times some buttons dont work(select, trigger buttons). Super Mario World is the perfect game to test every button, too.