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A Video Game Holy Grail Sells for $21,400
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I had never even heard of said cart until I read this, as I'm sure most people never have. I like to see all the replies on there with people pretending to know what it is. That kind of stuff makes me laugh.
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OMG I WISH I HAD THAT ITS SOO AWESOME!!!
OK, I don't really know what that is |
Wow that's nuts. What people will pay just to say they have something.
I mean honestly what's the point of having something like that other then to say "I have this" Doubtful the guy will play it. I don't know for me I only buy stuff I intend to enjoy and keep. I don't buy stuff so I can sell it later or keep it stashed away in some box somewhere just to say it's in my collection. Like recently I just bought all the Mirage TMNT volume 1 comics. Do I keep them stashed away? Hell no I busted them open and I'm reading them. That's just me though everyone's different. I'll just never understand the pull of owning something that expensive that your afraid to even play. My Dad wanted to buy a guitar that was played by Yngwie. But he said "I don't want to spend all this money on this guitar and then not even be able to enjoy playing it for fear of messing it up. It'll just end up sitting in a corner of my house collecting dust" |
ever since I saw the carts in nintendo power in the 90's I always wanted one.
I played it in rom form once it was fun.. |
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I've heard of it, but I've definitely never played it. I don't care.
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Im still not really sure why it's worth so much
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If it's years later and it's popular*Like Mario and Tetris* fans will go ape **** and pay stupid prices for it. It's like when obsessed fans pay for celeb's yern samples. |
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I don't get why the guy sold his games on an eBay clone site... he might have gotten more if he had done it on eBay.
Although I can't say I've heard of this game, myself. |
guess you people who never heard of it, I guess maybe you are just casual video game players?
Hardcore nintendo fans who grew up in the 80's and 90's with nintendo would know what it is.. I for one have dreamed of it! |
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chicks dig guys with great cars and money.. |
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I'm calling you out. If you're so hardcore, tell me what it is. |
Yeah Id like to hear this to, Logic.
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Hell I'm not even hardcore and I know what it is, all I had to do was type the cart name into google and I read the whole story.
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Haha, hilarious stuff!!
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Man, thats pretty cool. Never heard of the game before but the auction is itself is a great story. Can you imagine the guys face as the lot raced paced $1000 all the way up? And yea, if it had been on ebay and with the game in the title, that price probably woulda skyrocketed, maybe even 6 figures...
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I'm sooooooo glad LogicDonny is back.
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I'm really interested in Chad Warden's description of this game.
And by that I mean Logic. |
Chad Warden is my role model.
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You guys are too funny.
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Each of the 3 games has an objective. Anyways about my quote with chicks dig money and cars.. cars go fast they look great and can attract girls.. money is pretty simple.. girls love fancy things they like to shop, etc.. buy buy buy.. also, thank you for the kind welcome. |
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Ok, what's the game like? Anyone know what's actually on the cart?
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the championship cart is a regular nes cart with 3 games .. super mario bros , rad racer and tetris.
ballin |
Think "The Wizard".
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I only know of one person that has confirmed to own one of those cartridges; Jason Wilson of Tips & Tricks magazine.
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I love games and having a super rare game like that would be awesome... but I couldn't see paying 21k for it.
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I don't even know if there a gamer out there who owns every single piece of game from every video game system known to gamers or to humanity. Imagine there was a house and in a room stacked millions of games from all range of systems. I seen some pics of hardcore gamers with many many games that was just so amazing to look at. |
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