I have been debating this topic with myself for a long time, especially since most NES games can be downloaded for use on the Wii or other game consoles. Do I really need to keep the original hard cartridges? All together, including copies, I have about 300 NES games. I even have some complete with original box and manuals.
As for accessories I have the NES Advantage, NES Four Score, Orange light gun and gray light guns, several normal controlers and 3 actual working NES consoles. I refurbished them with new 72 pin connections.
I wonder how much I would actually get for a collection like this? I have many rare games and complete sets of games. For example: Lolo I, II, III andBases Loaded I, II, III, IV and Dragon Warrior I, II, II, IV (Complete with boxes!) and Adventure Island I, II, III. Some rare games are: Captain Comic, Contra Force, Dusty Diamond All-Star Softball, North & South, Fire N Ice and also a couple of those black cartridge bible games. I am sure I have more but I can't think of any right now.
What is the gerneral opinion? I am open to suggestions...
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So if I were you, I would not commit the same error as I did and I would keep those games. Of course you'd get some cash, but in the end it's not worth it to sell your NES collection.
Anyway, that's my personal opinion.
Gamer1985