Retro Gaming Australia

A much improved week.

Vectrex with 18 games – Too expensive right now, but keep an eye on it.

Nintendo 64 DD Randnet edition w/ Doshin the Giant

East Meets West – Duke Nukem 3D / Shadow Warrior Bundle

Samba di Amigo Maraca Set (Dreamcast)

Sonic CD (Mega CD)

Castlevania III: Dracula’s Curse (NES)

Castlevania II: Simon’s Quest (NES)

HES Mindblower 4 Pak (NES)

Game Boy lot with Super Mario Land 2 & 3, Donkey Kong Land 1 & 2

Super Mario Bros. (NES Classics, GBA)

Perfect Dark Expanded Edition (N64)

Something must be going wrong with eBay, because there was probably 1/4 of the usual amount of stuff to sift through – and not much wheat to separate from the chaff!

Sonic CD (Mega CD)

Sonic Shuffle (Dreamcast)

Metal Gear Solid 3 Subsistence Limited Edition JP (PS2)

Castlevania Legends (Game Boy)

AV Famicom

Sega 32X

Grape Purple Nintendo 64 – Seller has mistakenly listed himself as being from Austria.

NES Deluxe Set

Lot of 15 Saturn games

Clockwork Knight (Saturn) – New & sealed, apparently

Killer Instinct Gold (N64)

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Arcade Game (NES) – Note: UK version, so it’s actually “Hero Turtles”

Battletoads (NES) – Doesn’t look like an H seal, so caveat emptor

Not a whole lot to get excited about this week. Unless you’re looking for PAL saturn games.

One guy appears to be selling a ton of PAL Saturn games

Shining Force & Shining Force II (Mega Drive)

Diddy Kong Racing (Nintendo 64)

Donkey Kong 64 (Nintendo 64) – With Expansion Pak

Pokemon Gold, Silver and Crystal with Playguide (Game Boy)

DuckTales 2 (NES)

NES Advantage

Black Game Boy Micro

It’s been a while since we’ve had a crazy complete collection auction. This one is pretty damn cool though. Every single retail NTSC game, including Stadium Events, all of the rare PAL games, just about every unlicensed game, and a myriad of rare peripherals and variants – including the nifty mail-order only “Hands Free” controller for the disabled, and the M12 store demo unit.

You can view the auction here

It doesn’t have one of the original Nintendo World Championships cart, but it does have a replica. $75,000 is a bit steep, but the seller is open to offers.

Via Kotaku