Earthbound Help.

[Say Whaaaaa]

Anyone know where i can find a copy of earthbound cheap.

All i have seen are copies over $100!

And i don't wanna use a rom!

 

[Yokie]

At least you FIND copies...

 

[Say Whaaaaa]

True. I really never thought it was that rare!

 

[Mr. L]

Cheapest one I can find.

 

[Yokie]

Cheapest one I can find.

That's cheap... .-.

 

[Mr. L]

Cheapest one I can find.

That's cheap... .-.

At first I thought the guy didn't even know how much it's worth .

 

[Say Whaaaaa]

Well i will try. 2 days left

Maybe i will download a bid sniper
If only i knew Japanese

 

[Say Whaaaaa]

Cheapest one I can find.

That's cheap... .-.

At first I thought the guy didn't even know how much it's worth .

He forgot to add the Buy it now option....

so now he is going to be out $150

 

[Psychonaut]

honestly.. the game is pretty heavily hyped, imo. there's better games you could buy with the money you'd spend getting earthbound.

I don't really understand why the mother series has such a huge/awesome/dedicated fanbase, but it does.

good luck finding one at a good price, regardless

 

[Zex]

roms are win in this situation

 

[The Sign Painter]

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[Psychonaut]

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week left for bidding, it'll be at least 100 dollars by the time this post is quoted a few times

*edit*

Condition:
Very Good: An item that is used but still in very good condition. No damage to the jewel case or item cover, no scuffs, scratches, cracks, or holes. The cover art and liner notes are included. The VHS or DVD box is included. The video game instructions and box are included. The teeth of disk holder are undamaged. Minimal wear on the exterior of item. No skipping on CD/DVD. No fuzzy/snowy frames on VHS tape. See the seller

 

[Mino]

Buying rare games is for collectors, not for people who actually want to play them. So please, don't waste your money and time chasing after game cartridges that were made before you were born.

We're quickly approaching a time when most Super Nintendo games will have non-functioning batteries, too.

 

[Rockman!]

roms are win in this situation

Even though these aren't allowed to be discussed, I would HIGHLY recommend do this.

 

[Psychonaut]

Buying rare games is for collectors, not for people who actually want to play them. So please, don't waste your money and time chasing after game cartridges that were made before you were born.

We're quickly approaching a time when most Super Nintendo games will have non-functioning batteries, too.

^ this

though I've heard of being able to change out the batteries for yourselves... i'm sure it's very risky, and not worth it.

speed runs are more fun anyway.

 

[Mino]

Buying rare games is for collectors, not for people who actually want to play them. So please, don't waste your money and time chasing after game cartridges that were made before you were born.

We're quickly approaching a time when most Super Nintendo games will have non-functioning batteries, too.

^ this

though I've heard of being able to change out the batteries for yourselves... i'm sure it's very risky, and not worth it.

speed runs are more fun anyway.

I know that you can switch the batteries out, but I'm not too sure that there is all that much risk involved so long as you have a basic knowledge of soldering. That and some money. I don't think you can really break the game further once the battery dies by trying to replace it.

 

[Psychonaut]

Buying rare games is for collectors, not for people who actually want to play them. So please, don't waste your money and time chasing after game cartridges that were made before you were born.

We're quickly approaching a time when most Super Nintendo games will have non-functioning batteries, too.

^ this

though I've heard of being able to change out the batteries for yourselves... i'm sure it's very risky, and not worth it.

speed runs are more fun anyway.

I know that you can switch the batteries out, but I'm not too sure that there is all that much risk involved so long as you have a basic knowledge of soldering. That and some money. I don't think you can really break the game further once the battery dies by trying to replace it.

if you mess up the game itself.. I'd say you could break it further than just being unable to save.

messing up the rom/game data in the process of fixing the battery, is what I meant

also, ahahaha oh wow that statement is so definite of me. "i'm sure it's very risky, and not worth it"

eh.

 

[BlazingPhoenix]

earthbound copys cost a pretty penny and are rare like the people ^ if you get your hands on one its mostly for collectors you are better off using a emulater really or garage sells but then there not in the best contain sorry i kind of got off topic from the people above me XD