You seem to have an ability to find good shit in the wild my man. Per-chance if you come across one, by all means grab it for me!Quote:
Originally Posted by gamevet
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You seem to have an ability to find good shit in the wild my man. Per-chance if you come across one, by all means grab it for me!Quote:
Originally Posted by gamevet
Don't you have 2 SNES classics?Quote:
Originally Posted by BonusKun
I travel a lot, even within the Dallas/Ft. Worth area. It's nice to have my fuel paid for by the company and be able to look around and about when I'm driving around the cities.
Are SNES Classics still in demand? I've seen them on the shelves a few times, but can't bring myself to buy one.
I have one but I want a nes classic controller. LolQuote:
Originally Posted by gamevet
Among scalpers, yes. The moment that the device is released on Amazon (almost on a weekly basis), the item is sold out in 4 to 5 minutes thanks to bots.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tower of Power
It appears that bots are used less frequently on sites like Walmart, The Source, etc. because these stores tend release their stock sporadically/less frequently.
I think that I still see those at Frys, along with the extension cables. You can get the NES Vantage from their site.Quote:
Originally Posted by BonusKun
https://www.frys.com/search?to=99&sq...toreName=false
Thanks for this, Ordered a Joystick. Shocked I was able to get one.Quote:
Originally Posted by gamevet
Looking at the BIN prices online, the profit is quite low after selling fess, free shipping fees and such are tabulated. If I ever see them selling close to retail or stumble upon an online site selling for such a price I'd, w/o hesitation, pick up a Super Famicom version.Quote:
Originally Posted by SEGA.GENESIS1989
Target apparently has a lot of these now. The Target near my home had one about a month ago, and I saw 5 of them at the same store on Saturday.
Nintnedo had IMO done a much better job than they did with the NES Classic. But these scalpers are still trying to jack up the price as Im still seeing outrageous prices on ebay and craigslist.
The scalpers aren't making a whole lot. You can find one on ebay for under $100 now.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/SNES-Classi...4383.l4275.c10
They're going for a lot cheaper than that (unmodded) in auctions:
https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_fro...p2045573.m1684
Average price is around $60 or $70.
Modded go for like double that (or more). By the way, modded SNES Classic probably isn't worth it because Retroarch on it has really high input lag (see here).
Current auctions are hard to go by. I was bidding on Turrican for the C64 and was going to wait until the final 10 minutes before putting in another bid. I ended up bidding against a bot that ended up paying $50 for it. It was at @$20 before I started bidding it up.
I'm glad to see that the scalpers pretty much lost out this time, hopefully when the Nes Classic is rereleased it gets large stock shipped as well.
That's why the link I posted is for finished auctions.Quote:
Originally Posted by gamevet