Sup dudes. First time posting here. Is Ebay the best place to buy old consoles and games? Might try to get my hands on a SNES and I'm scared to get a box of broken shit

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Anonymous Mon Sep 24 19:06:19 2018 No.5063819 [Reply] [Original]

Sup dudes. First time posting here.

Is Ebay the best place to buy old consoles and games? Might try to get my hands on a SNES and I'm scared to get a box of broken shit

Anonymous Mon Sep 24 19:16:34 2018 No.5063847

>>5063819

Ebay is the standard way and typically more expensive. You can sometimes get good deals there too but it is rare. The real shit where sometimes people score deals is garage sales and flea markets etc- but this way is a lot more work. On the other hand this thrill of the hunt is what many collectors love so much.
However, ebay prices start to influence the prices there too, but good deals still are much more likely there.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 24 19:20:18 2018 No.5063857 >>5063819 ebay is garbage

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 24 19:20:47 2018 No.5063858 >>5063819 It's probably the most reliable way. You might also get lucky with local stuff in your area, like with classifieds.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 24 19:21:53 2018 No.5063861 >>5063819 literally no risk at all to using ebay. even if the seller says they don't take returns in all caps three times in their listing they still take returns. ebays sucks the buyers dick harder than a chick with daddy issues.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 24 19:23:10 2018 No.5063867 fleabay is generally going to the maximum price possible for whatever given item, but it you can afford it it'd be a lot more convienent in some cases, just don't try to buy a PVM or certain notoriously expensive SNES games there

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 24 19:31:43 2018 No.5063886 >>5063819 For your kind. The best, and probably only place.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 24 19:36:19 2018 No.5063903 >>5063819 >Is Ebay the best place to scalped old consoles and games? You bet.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 24 19:45:01 2018 No.5063917 >>5063903 >>5063886 >>5063867 >>5063861 >>5063858 >>5063857 >>5063847 Cheers brehs. About what be an appropriate price to pay for one in decent shape?

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 24 19:47:20 2018 No.5063920 >>5063819 Facebook market place, Craigslist, yard sales, and used games stores are usually a better option than Ebay if you have any of those ways to buy things.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 24 19:48:34 2018 No.5063923 >>5063917 >About what be an appropriate method of wallet rape to pay for one in decent shape? Fixed.

Anonymous Mon Sep 24 19:53:13 2018 No.5063936 [DELETED]

There used to be huge disparities in prices between highstreet, ebay and personal/flea markets. Then a load of people started raiding the latter for cheap deals, Pat even had a series titled "flea market madness". The term "ebay prices" used to be a phrase for the people who ended up buying off ebay. However even is not a bad place to buy now as the market evened out.

Anonymous Mon Sep 24 19:54:19 2018 No.5063940

There used to be huge disparities in prices between highstreet, ebay and personal/flea markets. Then a load of people started raiding the latter for cheap deals, Pat even had a series titled "flea market madness". The term "ebay prices" used to be a phrase for the people who ended up buying off ebay and spending high prices. However ebay is not a bad place to buy now as the market evened out.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 24 20:02:06 2018 No.5063957 >>5063917 just look at sold listings >>5063920 used game stores suck ass and are often priced higher than ebay

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 24 20:08:19 2018 No.5063969 >>5063819 It is. But always check on Craigslist, Letgo, and Offerup. It's mostly full of idiots who think they have gold, but you can find the occasional deal from someone who just doesn't want to pay fees and have ebay take a cut.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 24 20:30:44 2018 No.5064014 >>5063819 Ebay is the best way. Selling is riskier than buying on there

Anonymous Mon Sep 24 20:40:14 2018 No.5064042

There is no "best" place to buy old vidya stuff because there are so many different factors at play like the game, how rare it is, where it's located, who's selling it, etc. eBay is a good place to look, but so are locally owned and operated game stores in your area, flea markets, garage sales, thrift stores, etc.

The best advice I can give you is to just look in as many places as you can.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 24 20:45:54 2018 No.5064064 Always support your local retro shop.

Anonymous Mon Sep 24 20:48:01 2018 No.5064074
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>>5063917
Dude, I'm gonna tell you about pricecharting.com and famevaluenow.com Just look there.

Ebay has no risk, if you get shit, you get a refund. Ebay bends over backwards to side with buyers and sellers can't afford bad feedback.

While, we're at it, realize retro prices are dumb as fuck and there are flashcarts like sd2snes, everdrive 64 etc. Look up stoneagegamer.com or krikzz website where you can buy them. Even the most expensive flash cart is often way cheaper than getting 3-4 expensive games and you literally have them all with flash carts.

Also FYI, if you hook retro consoles to modern tvs you'll have less than ideal results. Either get an old crt or buy consoles that output hdmi or learn how to hook them up to modern displays with upscallers. retrorgb has a shitload of info on getting good video on modern displays as does the youtuber mylifeingaming.

babbage's gramps !RATGzMALLY Mon Sep 24 20:58:49 2018 No.5064105

For something as common as a SNES, your local Craigslist equivalent or BST groups on Facebook will probably get you a better deal with an amount of patience directly related to the population. eBay is easy though and you do get better buyer protections.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 24 20:59:24 2018 No.5064108 >>5063867 who the fuck started this PVM meme? its terribly stupid to game on a PVM

babbage's gramps !RATGzMALLY Mon Sep 24 21:05:01 2018 No.5064125

>>5064108
Man now you're even posting in this thread huh? Do you really think you're going to drive prices down enough you can afford one or are you just that salty? They can still be found for ~$50 you don't have to engage in cognitive dissonance

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 24 21:06:19 2018 No.5064129 >>5064108 >its terribly stupid to game on a PVM I just like gaming on a medical monitor though. It gets me off imagining how many rectums and colons have been on the screen.

Anonymous Mon Sep 24 21:12:03 2018 No.5064141

>>5064064
I would if they ever cut me a fucking deal. Tried buying an SNES, second controller + a game and of course they are overpriced because it's a retro game shop, but whatever and they still wouldn't throw in a $10 game on top of that.

There was another one I went to that's a bit far away and only open on weekends but at least they were willing to throw in a game with just the purchase of the SNES, I didn't need to buy another game.

Anonymous Mon Sep 24 21:23:06 2018 No.5064170

>>5063819
For most things ebay is generally the best bet. You're not likely to get great deals, but if you know what you're doing and be patient, you can get a lot of stuff for relatively low prices.

Keep in mind that fleamarkets and in-person stores require a lot of time and dedication to travel around, rummage through shit, and MAYBE find stuff you're interested in. But even then, most of the time these guys will price their stuff equal to or higher than ebay anyway. So you might as well just stay home and get stuff off ebay easily.

As for worrying about broken stuff, ebay is your best bet. Their customer protection means that if a seller tries to pull a fast one on you, you're protected. There have been several times where a seller has tried to fuck me over by pawning off broken electronics as used/working, and every time I've filed a complaint I've gotten a refund AND didn't even have to return the stuff. One time I ended up essentially getting 4 free dreamcast controllers and 2 free VMUs in this way. I would've returned them if ebay told me to, but they didn't. And that particular seller was a scumbag, so fuck him.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 24 21:24:27 2018 No.5064173 >>5064064 >>5064141 >OP Here I want to try this, but I'm nervous. I've seen and heard horror stories of people getting duped. I'll message them on FB and see what the neckbeards say about pricing.

Anonymous Mon Sep 24 21:27:27 2018 No.5064179

>>5064173

Following up on that, here's one on ebay I found that's listed lower than the CIB price on pricecharting. Thoughts?

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Super-Nintendo-Entertainment-System-w-Super-Mario-World/273478874632?hash=item3fac9c7608:g:Jo4AAOSwz9pbqYUU

Anonymous Mon Sep 24 21:28:23 2018 No.5064183

>>5063867
couple years ago I got my 20" OEV202 PVMeme off ebay and it only cost me $60 shipped. Every once in a while you get lucky, and in this case the medical supply place liquidating their old shit just listed it as "endoscopy monitor". So it didn't appear under the typical search terms that everyone was looking at, and I got it for a steal.

Nowadays that doesn't happen though. Now everyone is aware of how valuable PVMs are to a niche audience and so every endoscopy monitor or whatever else will have PVM RGB RETRO GAMING GAMES CRT in the listing title and a price tag of half a grand.

Anonymous Mon Sep 24 21:28:33 2018 No.5064184
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When I buy from America I have to pay like $25 shipping (I live in Canada) which makes using ebay almost worthless since a lot of sellers are from America. What I do now is look for Vietnamese sellers. Their games (so far) have always been authentic (I have always opened them and checked). They sell games like $5 less then the price on price charting or what people pay for, and there is no fucking shipping fees.

Anonymous Mon Sep 24 21:31:54 2018 No.5064192

>>5064179
That's 75+12.50 to purchase it. You can't go based off the base auction price when the auction is still 6 days out (nobody smart bids for stuff until the very end).

Now, that SNES seems to be in good condition and isn't disgusting or yellowed, it has all the cords, two controllers, and SMW with it. So maybe paying 82.5 dollarydoos isn't too bad. Still too expensive for my blood. I paid like 30 bucks shipped for a super famicom a couple years back instead.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 24 21:35:41 2018 No.5064202 >>5063819 Buy one from me. I bought a huge lot of systems and I now how 4 SNES's that I do not want or need. Please someone, take these fucking things from me.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 24 21:41:18 2018 No.5064212 >>5064202 I'd buy one but the SNES looks ugly as fuck and my Super Famicom looks aesthetic instead

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 24 21:47:09 2018 No.5064224 >>5064064 >support your local retro shop My only option is a thrift/pawn place one town over that increasingly focuses on classic gaming but charges eBay+50%. I'll just stick with cheap imports, thanks.

Anonymous Mon Sep 24 21:48:15 2018 No.5064226

>>5064173
>or stories of people getting
Just know what stuff is worth (i posted sites earlier) so you don't get screwed. Also, don't feel bad that they can't compete with online stores. Buy online and who gives a fuck if someone with horrible business sense has to close their doors. The less retro stores in your area will mean more games at places like garage sales, flea markets, pawn shops etc. Our shit tier retro store closed 6 months ago and it's never been easier to find retro in the wild here at decent prices except for back in the early 2000s.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 24 21:48:33 2018 No.5064227 >>5064224 >>5064064 >OP again Just talked to one of the neckbeards from the local retro joint on FB and they offer SNES with the full hookups and one controller for $65 Th-that's not bad is it?

Anonymous Mon Sep 24 21:51:26 2018 No.5064240

>>5064227
no, it's not bad, especially if it's not yellowed horribly. It's $65 man, that's about the cost of one current gen game. Check out flash carts like I said, cartridge prices are retarded now. I always suggest only buying the games you have childhood nostalgia for or ones your must have. Don't try to collect them all, it's not worth it financially or the toll they take on your psyche from all the clutter.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 24 21:53:05 2018 No.5064246 >>5064227 Depends on the condition of the console and how much you're willing to spend, but that's not outrageous in 2018. Lots of retro game stores sell an SNES for closer to a hundred these days.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 24 22:13:13 2018 No.5064281 >>5064212 That's the exact same reason I don't want them. FUCK.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 24 22:13:53 2018 No.5064282 File: 18 KB, 340x340, IMG-20180924-WA0016.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>5064240 >childhood nostalgia But anon, I only owned a PS1 and a GBC for pokemon. Either way thanks for the advice my dudes

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 24 22:15:27 2018 No.5064284 Buy a SNES Jr Modded, or a 1-CHIP or go home OP.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 24 22:16:10 2018 No.5064287 >>5064282 You're lucky then, get an sd2snes and avoid the cancer that is collecting and resellers. I'm honestly not trolling here, it would be nice to not be always on the verge of getting sucked into collecting plastic because of muh nostalgia.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 24 22:20:16 2018 No.5064294 >>5064281 Surely you can find some reddit-tier nostalgiafag willing to pay big bucks for a SNES? That console is their holy grail.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 24 22:33:55 2018 No.5064309 >>5064294 I don't want to deal with those fags. Hoping to give them/sell them to someone who seems nice and actually wants to play some shit.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 24 23:03:43 2018 No.5064368 >>5063917 Whatever the going rate is. If you don't pay that someone a little less poor and a little more stupid will.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 24 23:53:44 2018 No.5064476 >>5063819 >Is Ebay the best place to buy old consoles and games? Sure, if you're a moron.

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 25 01:09:05 2018 No.5064616 >>5063819 if u just want supreme convenience its great >want thing >order it >dont have to think about it until it shows up at your house

Anonymous Tue Sep 25 01:13:32 2018 No.5064624

>>5063819
Nothing beats finding good shit for dirt cheap at a yard sale, but barring that, yes, eBay is your best option for buying online.

Pro tip: even if sellers don't have a "Make an offer" option available on their items, send them an offer via private message. The only reason people list things for sale is because they want them gone, and 90% of people I message are willing to give me at least a small discount off the listed price solely because they want to make cash. I frequently manage to widdle people down to 25 or 50% off their listing price just by asking them. Be your own best advocate and don't be afraid to haggle.

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 25 02:37:30 2018 No.5064697 >>5064616 >dont have to think about it until it shows up at your house >think about it constantly until it shows up at my house

Anonymous Tue Sep 25 02:42:36 2018 No.5064708

>>5064179
You should bid on this

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Super-Nintendo-Entertainment-System-Super-Set-with-30-games-/163270918360?_trksid=p2349526.m4383.l4275.c10

It's going to knock out several games you'll want and you can get a nice box for your shelf. Be sure to bid within the last 15-30 seconds of the auction and make sure it is several dollars over what the last person has bid if you want a chance. There's a high chance you'll be outbid within the last 5 seconds of the auction but it is fun to try to grab decent lots and if you have nothing this is a pretty good set if the price doesn't get out of hand. If you're patient you can find a console lot for a decent price just learn how to bid on auctions and don't bid early or else you'll drive the price up for everyone.

Anonymous Tue Sep 25 02:44:04 2018 No.5064710

>>5064708
Also if you get into bidding don't make your decision on what it is worth last minute. Know what you're going to pay for something and plug it in at the end and see if you're able to win with it. It's easy to convince yourself to spend more but it's a marathon to build a collection for cheap if you're using ebay.

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 25 04:02:59 2018 No.5064789 Snes 9x > real hardware

Anonymous Tue Sep 25 08:56:32 2018 No.5065071

There's a flea market taking place nearby this weekend.
I plan on going there and see if I can get a ps1 controller and maybe another memory card, a second ps2 controller, transparent blue hopefully so it would match the other one (or at least another transparent one), and I'm gonna browse some ps1 games hoping I will find something nice and cheap.
Also I'll be on the lookout for cheap retro consoles or broken ones. I like to mess with them and try to fix em.

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 25 09:04:53 2018 No.5065082 >>5064184 Viets have NTSC ?

Anonymous Tue Sep 25 09:26:09 2018 No.5065107

>>5065071
Best of luck, but don't get your hopes too high. My local fleamarket is fucking dogshit. Nothing but sports games and shovelware no matter the system if there's any video games. And if there's anything halfway decent, it's some reseller shitter asking for 1.5x ebay prices anyway.

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 25 11:07:26 2018 No.5065273 >>5065107 Thanks! I haven't been to one for about two years so yeah it's the same here. But I'll take my time this time around. Usually when I went I needed to leave soon because I always had something else planned for the day.

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 25 11:23:58 2018 No.5065296 File: 1.81 MB, 1697x1440, 20180925_100131.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>5064183 you can get lucky, I paid 250 for the OEV203 earlier this year.

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 25 19:01:42 2018 No.5066039 >>5064287 I'm kinda autistic and the idea of buying old carts appeals to me. I always prefer physical over digital.

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 25 19:10:28 2018 No.5066046 >>5063819 Just get an snes mini and load the games on it you like. You'll literally only notice a difference if you try to plug it into a 30 year old tv and can't figure out how to plug it in.

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 25 19:12:02 2018 No.5066049 >>5065296 lol this pixels look like shit might as well just buy a pc monitor dude

Anonymous Tue Sep 25 19:20:10 2018 No.5066059

>>5064212
The SFC can't play US games because of the shape of the cartridge slot, unless you want to cut it and make it look fucking horrible, whereas you can make SFC games work on a SNES by just clipping the tabs that no one will ever see. The American SNES is objectively superior for that reason, unless you really want to play only JP games.

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 25 19:57:30 2018 No.5066116 >>5066046 I kind of like the idea of having an old relic though

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 25 20:39:31 2018 No.5066192 >>5066059 fuck paying burger prices + nintendo tax for american SNES shit. I buy jap games and have an everdrive for everything else. I don't like JRPGs so text doesn't matter.

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 25 20:42:13 2018 No.5066196 File: 23 KB, 569x428, b4f.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] OP Here Lads..? https://www.ebay.com/itm/Super-Nintendo-Entertainment-System-Super-Mario-World-NR/183441954965?hash=item2ab5fe1895:g:3gsAAOSw~ZFboaiR

>>	babbage's gramps !RATGzMALLY Tue Sep 25 20:49:59 2018 No.5066208 >>5066196 It's already more than I'd expect to pay locally and it's still got an hour to go.

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 25 20:52:43 2018 No.5066216 >>5066208 Currently cheaper than my local retro store without SMW

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 25 20:55:39 2018 No.5066221 >>5066196 it's gonna go up unfortunately

>>	babbage's gramps !RATGzMALLY Tue Sep 25 21:05:07 2018 No.5066230 >>5066216 I meant from Craigslist or a BST group. Is your local retro store actually selling SNES with no games for more than $60? Ouch. I just found some IR wireless SNES controllers for $2 at my pawn shop an hour ago

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 25 21:11:03 2018 No.5066248 >>5066230 Whaaaaat? Mine cost like $300 dollars!

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 25 21:37:58 2018 No.5066291 >>5066230 My local retro store charges out the ass

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 25 21:43:54 2018 No.5066298 >>5066196 Ended up selling for $57. Feel like I shoulda gone for it

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 25 22:35:57 2018 No.5066385 File: 3.82 MB, 4032x3024, 20180925_213318.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>5066049 it looks fine off camera. I think I just suck at making photos

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 25 23:08:44 2018 No.5066424 >>5066385 yes it looks too good

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 25 23:09:42 2018 No.5066426 >>5066230 where the fuck do you live? my retro store doesn't charge $60 for a snes, that's insane. they charge fucking $100

Anonymous Tue Sep 25 23:19:50 2018 No.5066437

>>5063819
If you live in the middle of buttfuck nowhere like me, eBay is your only choice. The one and only retro game store in my area charges 2 or 3 times more than what ebay does. And the selection sucks. The only way to get good deals on retro games is to live in one of the following places:
- Seattle
- Portland
- San Francisco
- LA
- NYC
- rural/suburban Japan (Tokyo prices are no better than eBay because the Tokyo stores have caught on to us western tourists)
- garage sales

Where I live the only “retro” stuff you will find are RROD X360s and old sports games. Or Hotwheels & Barbie PC CD-ROM games.

Anonymous Wed Sep 26 21:12:03 2018 No.5068278
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Alright my dudes. OP here. Been searching about a bit. Here are my options:

Retro store #1: Kind of a regional chain retro store. Seems the typical skeezy rip off shop. I saw they were selling a copy of Mario party 5 for $35.00, which is more than I paid for it in 2007 at Best Buy. SNES there is $65.00 for the console/cables/controller

Retro store #2: Seem more like a small mom/pop style video game store. Facebook and google reviews are much higher than option 1. $75.00 for the console/cables/controller.

That seems comparable to what I'm seeing on ebay. I'm sure I could wait around and snag one for cheaper on there, but I'm not going to be that beat up about $20.

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 26 21:47:33 2018 No.5068324 >>5066426 >Retro store Hahahaha You're better off shopping literally anywhere else

Anonymous Thu Sep 27 02:02:06 2018 No.5068646
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>>5064184
Thanks for the tip fellow Canadabro

Also look for niche japanese sellers. I've gotten to be friends with a few and they have given me discounts on top of free shipping before.

>>	Anonymous Thu Sep 27 02:04:41 2018 No.5068650 >>5066437 You can live in places far smaller than Portland and get crazy good deals from local shops.

Anonymous Thu Sep 27 02:11:30 2018 No.5068651

>>5066196
OP this is >>5064708 here. If you want a deal look at auctions. If you view bids on there a power user won at the very end by bidding late. If you want anything decent you need to look through auctions and bid late. Otherwise just bite your lip and pay $20 more and buy a system. You will get the best value through lots if you're buying online as fees and shipping will kill you over time if you pick things individually.

Anonymous Thu Sep 27 02:11:58 2018 No.5068652
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>>5063819
If you are interested in SFC and SFC games, check out the eBay user:

retro_saikou

They’re awesome, I have made many purchases from them so far. The shipping is fast and they actually picture what you are getting and don’t use stock images. The prices are decent too. Only positive experiences here.

>>	Anonymous Thu Sep 27 06:27:48 2018 No.5068876 >>5066049 Trinitrons always have square pixels, they were highly regarded for that at least by me at the time because text looked so excellent on them

Anonymous Thu Sep 27 07:16:02 2018 No.5068905
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>>5063819
Probably 90% of my collection comes from ebay. I get good deals in auctions from time to time relatively speaking. What i mean is i get thing pretty often at auctions for below market value. Just picked up pocky & rocky 2 in the box with instructions for 520$ and i see The few others that are on buy it now going for around $800.
The other 10% of my collection comes from craigslist or word of mouth.

>>	Anonymous Thu Sep 27 07:17:33 2018 No.5068908 >>5068876 Trinitrons are the crem de la crem of CRTs

>>	Anonymous Thu Sep 27 10:37:57 2018 No.5069115 https://www.ebay.com/itm/Super-Nintendo-SNES-Console-w-Ms-Pac-Man-Stunt-Race-FX-Tested/132762397416?hash=item1ee9416ae8:g:53QAAOSwtltbhtRn Lads?

>>	Anonymous Thu Sep 27 12:27:07 2018 No.5069225 >>5068905 >Pocky and Rocky 2 Nice

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