Then there are the copy and paste people who don't know anything about model numbers, polluting my eBay searches:
I don't like that. Especially when you see consoles listed as imports who aren't. It makes PAL versions appear less rare in USA than reality. Other stuff is say, finding Genesis systems with the title saying Mega Drive.
Yeah- It appears someone once upon a time (I'm guessing about 2 years ago from when I first started seeing them) listed a debug, only to have someone selling a retail use ebay's oh so handy (and rubbish) "sell one like this" feature that will copy EVERYTHING from that listing-- from there, they just won't stop popping up.
Hexigon: What's funny about that is that the "MIB" typo instead of "NIB" (new in box). Exactly one MIB, as in Men In Black, PS1 exists, and it really would be worth $1,000. =)
http://www.ebay.com/itm/RARE-PS1-PS...Games_Games&hash=item58953465bf#ht_969wt_1399 Can you believe this shit?
No, and I don't believe this either: http://www.ebay.com/itm/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=251144150003
Is he serious.. ? I know this one is a bit hard to find but... http://www.ebay.de/itm/Evolution-2-...o_Games_JS&hash=item4d03fd6a37#ht_1553wt_1077
Price format seems to be a typo. Then again, this looks to be German and the way numbers are typed may be different. If so...
not ebay but just seen a NES + 8 games all unboxed for £99 in local cash converters... thought that was a bit harsh.
This is sad. http://www.ebay.com/itm/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=251145190950&ssPageName=ADME:B:SS:US:1123
http://www.ebay.com/itm/MASSIVE-SEG...344?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item4abbaac6f0 This irritates me to no end. Each game would have to be worth about 200 dollars to get to that price. Yeah, so he has Panzer Dragoon Saga. 100 dollar game, tops. Most of the rest are common games. As a Saturn collector this just angers me.
Excuse my ignorance since I know nothing of the Nintendo CD-i games, but did they really make pressed protos or are these reproductions?
What the... hahaha the guy who burned that disc has the balls to try to pull such a scam with a poorly done fake... and with a BROKEN JEWEL CASE. I have yet to see a prototype with a printed CD cover and label that tries to look like a retail release with colorful writing that reads "PROTOTYPE".
The sad thing is, it isn't hard to find out what a real CD-i prototype looks like. I think images of SMWW exist, along with the two protos I owned.