I think Cyberknight and CyberKnight 2 might make it.

You can add Blow 'Em Out! Cowlitz Gamers for Kids 2015 Exclusive to the list. 30 carts made, and originally sold for $35 each.

I'll add it next to my thank you for no one helping me out and getting me a copy!

Hot Dog Eating Champion is still not the name of any game, despite my world record.

I'm just one man!

Right now I'm editing my video from MGC, planning my expo, the ezine, etc. I've got a bunch of prices saved already. An update will happen.

Alright, this is part one of a big update. Been super busy with the Let's Play Gaming Expo. Prices in the main guide do not reflect these sales yet. I'll let you know when they do.

Round 24. And... price!

VS Castlevania		Sudoku #56/100		Goddess of Wisdom
$120		$190		$270
Earthbound		Pirate Booty		Secret of Mana 2, TW
$360		$325		$360
8 Bit Xmas 2013		Earthbound		Chaos World
$95		$360		$370
Mr. Gimmick, TW		DK Pie Factory		8Bit Xmas 2013
$260		$100		$95
Shadowfox		Earthbound Lot		Retrozone 2 Cart Lot
$340		$735		$75
Nomolos, Rzone Cart		Battle Kid Lot		Splatterhouse, Retrozone
$70		$70		$160
Airball, sealed		Retrozone Lot		Nomolos, cart only
$200		$75		$70
Fantasy Zone 2		Mr. Gimmick		Buzz and Waldog
$715		$2,030		$1,530
Pirate Booty		Earthbound Uncut		Goddess of Wisdom, TW
$280		$220		$665
SD Gundam		Rick Dangerous		Bahamut Lagoon, TW
$205		$70		$220
Cheetahmen II		Mystic Quest Reborn, TW		Star Ocean, TW
$175		$140		$310
Retrozone Lot		Parallel Worlds Proto, TW		Tinhead
$200		?		$70
Lobo		Rick Dangerous		Airball, CIB
$80		$70		$85
Mr. Gimmick		Battle Kid 1&2		Buzz and Waldog
$2,030		$70		$1,530
Battle Kid CIB		Shadowhawk		8Bit Xmas 2014 x2
$155		$340		$70
Tales of Phantasia, TW		Star Ocean, TW		UFC and Makai Island
$355		$355		$100
Som2, TW		Return to Dino Land, TW		Cheetahmen II and The Creation
$185		$290		$305
Ghostbusters II, TW		Chip Maestro		Tactics Ogre, TW
$325		$80		?
Chip Maestro		Back to the Future, TW		8Bit Xmas 2014
$100		$515		$65
Airaki		Armed for Battle		Chip Maestro
$100		$55		$85
SMB2j		Final Fantasy 7		Pirate Booty
$240				$170
Sweet Home, TW		Chip Maestro		Earthbound, TW
$325		$70		$205
Splatterhouse, TW		Super Metroid Redesign		CT: FoE and CE, TW
$325		$375		$1,165
Goddess of Wisdom, TW		Buzz and Waldog		Mr. Gimmick
$350		$225		$200
Targa, #20/150		Targa, cart only x4		Buzz and Waldog
$100		$60		$270
Bahamut Lagoon, TW		Mystic Ark		Mario Adventure, Tin
$275		$275		$105
Action 53		Vs SMB		VS Duck Hunt
$155		$85		$160
Vs Excitebike		8Bit Xmas 2013		DK Pie Factory
$160		$75		$100
PowerPak		VegaVox		Airball
$205		$155		$150
Ultimate Frogger		Rick Dangerous		SoM2
$110		$300		$345
8Bit Xmas Boxes		SMB2j		Lobo
$40		$245		$75
Fantasy Zone 2		Mega Man Ultra		Whirlo #42/60
$720		$350		$115
Chip Maestro		Retrozone Lot		Classic Kong
$135		$210		$180
Crimson Echoes, TW		Buzz and Waldog		Parallel Worlds Remodel, TW
$405		$215		$280
NCC		Duck Tales Gold		Parallel Worlds, TW
?		$3,500		$350
Super Metroid Redesign, TW		Tinhead		SoM2, TW
$355		$300		$320
FEDA #10		Battle Kid 1&2		Treasure of Rudras
$180		$100		$275
And just for fun!
Pepsi Sign		Zelda DS Preview		Star Fox Jacket
$200		$600		$90
Black Z Bag		Game Genie Top Loader		Caltron, sealed
$75		$200		$730
Nintendo Shirt		NP Display		Zelda Belt
$65		$175		$40
Star Fox CC		Nintendo Chair		Cheeatahmen II, legit?
$615		?		$2,560
Singer		Halo 2600		SNES Sound Factory
$175		$60		$7,000
NP Preview Collection		Kellog Sign		Fun Club News Set
$375		$390		$250
Virtual Boy Sign		Employee Clock		Zelda Test Cart
$635		$150		$1,280
Earthbound Air Freshner		Fun Club #1, plus extras		Test Carts
?		$265		$1,700
Yellow Gimmick
$35

Round 24, part dos. And... price!

Sivak LE Set #23s		Dragon Wars		Chip Maestro
$700		$50		$75
LSL:LLfaLL LE#18		Super Synth Drums		Tower of Radia, #45/50
$455		$100		$90
Color Caves, 2nd Edition?		Vegavox II #24/50, First Edition		Vegavox #001-41, First Edition
$130		$160		$90
Dankey Kang #1/12, NA Edition		Super NESnake 2, First Edition		Special NESnake 2
$360		$85		$300
Sara Parker's Pool Challenge SE		Retrovision		Glider SE
$300		$415		$305
Chuck Yeager #117/150		Chuck Yeager LE #7		Hoppin Mad LE #2
$100		$300		$255
Hoppin Mad #71/100		Kitty's Catch Orange #41/100		Kitty's Catch CE #2/10
$115		$105		$260
War on Wheels #37		Spy vs Spy 2		Dr. Franken
$80		$100		$85
Super Pitfall II Purple #98/100		Super Pitfall II Green #12/100		Blow 'em Out! #59/100
$95		$105		$90
Sudoku #59/100		Crazyland #3/25		Mike Ditka's BPF Gold #3
$100		$215		$185
War on Wheels		8Bit Xmas 2008		Mother 25th, RCG
$80		$1,225		$395
Tales of Phantasia, TW		Crimson Echoes, TW		Prate Booty
$300		$305		$145
Ultimate Frogger		Geminim/Siamond		VS Castlevania
$115		$40		$110
Ultimate Frogger		Ghostbusters 2, TW		Super Mario Bros 2, TW
$110		$400		$155
Ultimate Frogger		DK Pie Factory		8Bit Xmas 2013
$105		$105		$95
8Bit Xmas 2012		8Bit Xmas 2014		Chunkout 2
$405		$80		$45
SNCC		Chip Maestro		Qwak
$205		$55		$140
And just for fun!
Ducktales #1		Virtual Boy Jacket		MTPO 5 Screw
$210		$750		$75
SimCity Upside Down Label		Yellow Test Cart		Power Flash Set
$10		$1,025		$50
Zelda Test Cart		Nintendo Employee Clock		Nintendo Fan Glass
$805		$160		$95
Smart Boy Tetris
?

that 5 screw mtpo looks super sketchy.

I bought 8 Bit Xmas with box/card a couple months ago for $160

Edit: realized I did not mention that it was 2012 X mas!

Hat Dag Chomp should probably be around $200, as one also sold for $150.

No Commie Killer?

I think we actually made 40 Star Fox 2 total. 39 were sold, one remains on a shelf in the shop collection.

As far as Shadowhawk goes, we produced 47. 36 sold, 11 were sent to Jim Valentino "to be destroyed" along with any unused boxes, manuals, etc.

Oh, and we made 50 MM&B (they were hand-numbered like the Zelda sets and SOM2).

I don't see these on the on the list, but we made 30 copies of Marvelous (not numbered, but unlikely we will ever make more. Finding donors is a chore), 48 of the wooden Earthbound carts, 33 of the red acrylic Mother 25th, and 20 of the old 3D printed version from two years back.

Can't recall how many copies of Ninja Slapper we made. We just sorta made those 3-4 at a time over a six month period as they sold.

Oh, one more thing. The color breakdown for the Yoshi's Island carts is as follows (for anyone who's counting):

5 Green 4 Orange/Yellow 4 Light Blue 4 Red 3 Dark Blue 2 Purple 2 Pink 1 Brown

Fixed it for ya

Didn't see this sale listed, thought it was pretty significant:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/RetroZone...

8 bit xmas 2010 for $500. Looks like its time to update the xmas list.

So I was gathering prices from ebay when I noticed something new: they have changed how they display accepted OBOs. 

Why does this matter and how does it effect this price guide? Here's the issue. In the past, when at item was bought as an OBO, I would see that an offer was accepted, but I was unable to see the price. There was a work around however, and that was how we filled in all the ?s this guide used to have.

Then they got wise to the workaround, ebay that is, and changed it so I could no longer see what the best offer that got accepted was using said workaround. But, someone found another workaround, and I was able to use that. This time it was only for about six months to a year.

Now, when a best offer is accepted, it simply says it's sold and it gives the price they, the seller, had it listed for. If this is confusing at all, let me give you an example:

Magical Pop'n, by Timewalk sells for $1000.

I had been watching this item, and then today when I was compiling data for the list and an update, I saw that it had "sold." Knowing that earlier this year, that Zelda: Legend of Link CIB sold on ebay for $500, then wasn't paid for and was relisted, I decided to check tman's feedback. 

Bam. OBO accepted.

That means the only way for me to know that an OBO was accepted is to wait, and hope, that they leave the seller feedback. And guess what? Even then it doesn't mean I'll get to see it. Because with another expensive sale, I went to check the feedback and I got the ol' "Private" response. Everything was missing. I couldn't even see the item, even though it sold within the past two weeks. I'm still not sure how people make things private, but that doesn't let me even see if was an OBO that was accpeted.

Alright, so that was a long explanation, but the point is this is going to significantly decrease the amount of sales I have listed here. The only solution I can see is to no longer follow listings that are OBO.

I'd love to hear any feedback on this issue. Just wanted to give people a heads up, because I know a lot of you come in here.

that one sold for $850. if you use http://item.ebay.co.uk/itm/xxxx... instead of ebay.com/itm/xxxx it'll tell you what the actual value is.

Here's some info for you for what I've done from TwinStar:

All LEs are a max of 50 existing.

Legend of Zelda Parallel Worlds LE [November 2014] (50/50 sold, zero aftermarket, all directly sold, no more LE will be produced, charity auction sold for $185)
Cyberknight LE [December 2014] (19/25 Sold/Offered, zero aftermarket, all directly sold, remaining LE will be available but no more than 50 total will exist, charity auction sold for $75)
Mega Man and Bass LE [January 2015] (25/25 Sold/Offered, zero aftermarket, all directly sold, remaining LE will be available but no more than 50 total will exist, charity auction sold for $100)
Cyberknight 2 LE [Febuary 2015] (10/25 Sold/Offered, zero aftermarket, all directly sold, remaining LE will be available but no more than 50 total will exist, charity auction sold for $65)
Secret of Mana 2 LE [March 2015] (25/25 Sold/Offered, zero aftermarket, all directly sold, remaining LE will be available but no more than 50 total will exist, charity auction sold for $65)
Earthbound Uncut LE [April 2015] (33/35 Sold/Offered, zero aftermarket, all directly sold, remaining LE will be available but no more than 50 total will exist, charity auction pending)

Upcoming is Legend of Zelda Goddess of Wisdom which is already 35/35; however, I may expand to 50 to meet demand, but I will keep you posted!

In 2012 PRGE did an RC Pro-Am tournament. The top three players received special labeled PRGE RC ProAm Tournament cart. I think only three were made. Also didn't see guardian legend cowlitz edition. This was 2013.

$850 for a Timewalk release? At this rate we'll be seeing bootlegs of bootlegs. I understood the appeal and enjoyed them when they were in business at $90 a pop or whatever.

I totally get OOP homebrews commanding big bucks over the original price, but not bootleg repros. Not crapping on those that do, but I don't understand.

Coinheaven did a run of 35 Flappy Bird for TMG: http://nintendoage.com/forum/mess...

Thanks for linking that. I saw it earlier, but now it has the explanation. 

Guys, I'm still tracking stuff, just really, really busy with the Let's Play Gaming Expo. Expect a major update in August when this thing is over. I'm swamped over here, all up in the weeds!

Thanks for doing this! I have a couple of Retrozone repros that I wanted to check the value of, and now I don't need to clog the forum with a new thread.

nvm, figured it out

Also wanna add hotman, joy mech fight, sunman, and I got a wierd dragon wars with no label...just a generic sticker with title on it..an old California raisins like that as well.....think I got em in like 2009....any data on label variants? I know I've seen at least 3 different zelda outlands labels....or does anyone care lol

How the hell is a Gimmick repro selling for $2k?