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NintendoAge Price & Collector's Guide: Expanded Edition

dangevin — 2011-12-19T15:28:08 -05.00

Not in its original form, but I do have a good lead on a mobile app developer. I would still hand-compile the list, but I would be able to appeal to a broader market and bring the price down. Stay tuned.

NintendoAge Price & Collector's Guide: Expanded Edition

dangevin — 2011-12-19T14:35:05 -05.00

I was wondering when we will see a new version of this, I have a ton of stuff I want to get rid of and would like to price it properly.

Thank you.

NintendoAge Price & Collector's Guide: Expanded Edition

dangevin — 2011-04-30T15:39:50 -05.00

Yes it works on my iPhone.

NintendoAge Price & Collector's Guide: Expanded Edition

dangevin — 2011-04-30T15:21:30 -05.00

I cannot test for Iphone, but if you have trouble I'll give you a .csv format version. This is a very basic spreadsheet format without a ton of bells and whistles. I've tested this on a few of the free-option Android apps and no problems.

NintendoAge Price & Collector's Guide: Expanded Edition

dangevin — 2011-04-30T15:16:15 -05.00

Will this work on iPhone?
I know Ive opened other .xls files on it before and they have worked =)

NintendoAge Price & Collector's Guide: Expanded Edition

dangevin — 2011-02-21T13:29:15 -05.00

Hi Dan,
I was trying to check that imageshack pic you've got on the first page, but the link isn't working properly. It just goes to the imageshack.us homepage.

Aside from that, I have a couple of questions about this guide of yours. Have you included PAL games already? If so, it's only PAL exclusives right? I mean, the rarity columns are always for the NTSC versions, not PAL, am I correct? I'm asking this because I have a mixed collection, lots of PAL and lots of NTSC games. In many cases it doesn't really make a difference, but for some games one of the releases is much rarer that the other.

Other than that, you say that you can check some boxes indicating which games, manual and boxes you have. Do you have to re-check everything again once a new issues comes out, or is there any way to bring your checked items into the new issue?

Great work putting all of this together!

NintendoAge Price & Collector's Guide: Expanded Edition

dangevin — 2011-02-21T07:38:34 -05.00

Thanks, I'm actually just polishing up a brand new one. Please see my profile page if interested.

NintendoAge Price & Collector's Guide: Expanded Edition

dangevin — 2011-02-21T02:47:48 -05.00

When was the last time this was updated? If it is current I will buy a copy.

NintendoAge Price & Collector's Guide: Expanded Edition

dangevin — 2011-01-06T18:51:16 -05.00

coo coo and my android came with think free office that could read this hmmmm

NintendoAge Price & Collector's Guide: Expanded Edition

dangevin — 2010-08-31T14:36:13 -05.00

I'm just bumping this topic because I got another PM asking if I add $2 for shipping to the price.

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The price guide controls for "padded shipping," which is NOT an actual shipping cost. The prices you see in the guide are "ready to use" and don't need additional modification. I'll explain.

It costs anyone $2 to walk to the post office and ship a loose game via first class mail.

Most sellers charge the $4 maximum allowed by eBay in that category.

This extra $2 goes right into the seller's pocket, and therefore needs to be added to the price guide. Otherwise you have games that seem to sell for only a penny.

For instance, if a copy of Major League Baseball sells for $1.00, and the shipping is $4, it's logical to say the actual price of the game is $3 since the customer paid a total of $5, but only $2 went to cover S+H costs. The seller "padded" the shipping price to avoid eBay's fees. It's a financially motivated (if confusing) practice and certainly within eBay policy, but it also needs to be controlled for otherwise my guide will be inaccurate.