I have an iQue edition of the DS Lite. Console only with stylus and GBA slot cover. Body color is a very dark blue and works fine. Body condition is slightly used but the hinge is perfect and the screens are near mint. How much can I get for it?

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Hey dude! As usual, I don't have much to add on the actual question of value, but I would like to say I REALLY like the look of that box art! Looks way nicer to me than the standard US/PAL A one!

Too funny as I literally just posted my CIB PAL A & PAL B and sealed USA versions of this in another thread like a month ago... Here is the picture of mine for reference.  I'd say your's is worth around $175-$200.



 

Thanks for the valuation!
 
Totally agree! The change in box art makes the game look much more interesting. In a retail setting I would have passed on this game with the original art  
 

quite interesting how you have a PAL A CIB of the regular boxart version,
as Europe also had this one for regular PAL B....
ONLY the Scandinavian PAL B version has a different boxart/label/manual...
 

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25-45 each depending on who is buying

Thanks for the info!

That is correct, a few years ago I would snag copies of these types of games that came up, most I paid was $45 for one.  Typically around $30.
 

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Pic?

I've updated the first post with the pic.

 

20 to 50

This one is fully translated and the first Pokemon game to be released in Korean. The box is really rare but the cart with label is almost as rare. I'd put the price a bit higher but it depends on the buyer of course.

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why is the samurai stuff always soooo gross? lol

These will actually clean up real nice. I just haven't had time to do it.
 

how much you want for all of them?

Dry Bowser, was it you who were saying the reason these consoles and games are always so banged up is because they've likely been passed down a lot? Like, these games were insanely expensive for the average person to own back then, so they would have passed hands many many times as they got older, being sold down to poorer and poorer families as the years went by? Very interesting story, if so!

No I think it was either PowerPlayers or Of Games who said that but I agree with their analysis.

Another reason is that 99% of people here in this region think that video games are "only for kids" and they are basically viewed as toys. So if you can imagine that these were primarily handled by little kids, naturally they wouldn't be in good condition anymore. 

Lol, as a kid I would always rip the stickers off my toys, although I never ripped the labels off my carts... I did once place a sticker over the top of Super Mario World, or another game like that, to trick my brother into thinking we had a new game. Of course, the plan fell apart when he got immediately suspicious and played the game, shattering my finely woven illusion, lol! I also cut up most of my instruction manuals and game magazines so I could make collages, as well as chucking out the boxes! If only I knew then what I know now, ha ha ha!

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