WTB NES 8 bit cartridges original Nintendo

[lx460]

I am looking to buy some nintendo 8 bit cartridges for my personal collection. I am not looking to spend a fortune, but if you have some sitting in your attic or whatnot, let me know. please email me or PM me with a list of what you have and how much you want. Please no a_holes telling me to get a PS2 or Xbox. I have both and I just enjoy playing the old games that I played when I was a kid. Also no Super Mario/duck hunt (have too many already). I will pickup cartridges. Thanks.

[lx460]

ttt

[adrian_302]

i have a few. how much are you offering?

[lx460]

Originally posted by lx460
I am not looking to spend a fortune, but if you have some sitting in your attic or whatnot, let me know. please email me or PM me with a list of what you have and how much you want. Thanks.

[compleks delsol]

35 bux for all of emm

metroid
breakthru
super mario bros. 3
Super Mario Bros. duckhunt
Super contra
Wrath of the Black manta
MagMax
wizards and warriors
X-Men
Gauntlet
The legend of zelda (gold cartridge)
Spy hunter

LMK

[modcase]

I have the following games (selling as a whole for $800 thats about 2 bucks a game, i have more and will try to list them as i can)

78 in 1 (import asian cart)
720
8 Eyes
10-Yard Fight
110 Game Cartridge
1942
Abadox
Adventure Island
Adventure Island II
Adventures of Tom Sawyer
Afterburner
Air Fortress
Airwolf
Alien Syndrome
Alpha Mission
Anticipation
Arch Rivals
Arkanoid
Arkista's King
Attack of the Killer Tomatos
Bad Dudes
Bad News Baseball
Bad Street Brawler
Bart vs the Space Mutants
The Simpsons Vs the World
Baseball
Baseball Stars
Bases Loaded
Bases Loaded 2
Bases Loaded 3
Batman
Batman 3
Battle Chess
Battletank
Battletoads
Bayou Billy, The Adventures of
Bigfoot
Bionic Commando
Blades of Steel
Baster Master
Bomberman
Bram's Dracula
Bubble Bobble
Bump 'n Jump
Burgertime
Cabal
Captain America
Casino Kid
Castlevania I
Castlevania II
Castlevania III
Cartoon Studio
Captain Skyhawk
Caveman Games
Chessmaster
Clash at Demonhead
Clu Clu Land
Code Name Viper
Cobra Triangle
Commando
Contra
Contra Force
Crystalis
Cybernoid
Darkwing Duck
Dash Galaxy In The Alien Asylum
DayDreamin' Davey
Deja Vu
Desert Commander
Dick Tracky
Digger T. Rock
Donkey Kong
Donkey Kong Classics
Double Dragon
Double Dragon II
Double Dragon III
Dragon Power
Dragon Spirt
Dungeons & Dragons, Advanced
Dragon Warrior
Dragon Warrior II
Dragon Warrior III
Dr. Chaos
Dr Mario
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
Duck Hunt
Duck Tales
DynoWarz
Elevator Action
Empire Strikes Back, The
Excitebike
Faxanadu
Felix the Cat
Festers Quest
Ferrari Grand Prix Challenge
Final Fantasy
First of the North Star
Flying Dragon
Galaga
Gauntlet (tengen)
Gauntlet
Gauntlet II
Gemfire
Ghostbusters
Ghost Lion
Ghosts 'n Goblins
Ghoul School
Gilligan's Island
Goonies II, The
Gotcha!
Gradius
Gremlins 2
Guerrilla War
Gun-Nac
Gun.Smoke
Gyromite
Gyruss
Hatris
Heavy Barrel
Heavy Shreddin'
Hobunega's Ambition
Hogan's Alley
Hoops
Hunt for the Red October
Hydelyde
Ice Hockey
Ikari Warriors
Ikari Warriors II
Image Fight
Indiana Jones & The Temple of Doom
Indiana Jones & The Temple of Doom (tengen)
Infiltrator
Intruder
Iron Tank
Jackel
Jaws
Jeparody!
Joust
Kabuki - Quantum Fighter
Karnov
Kid Icarus
King's Knight
Kiwi Kraze
Krusty's Fun House
Kung Fu
Kung Fu Heros
Legendary Wings
Life Force
Little Nemo the Dream Master
Lolo
Loopz
Lone Ranger
Mach Rider
Mad
Mad Max
Magic Darts
Maniac Mansion
Marble Madness
Mario Bros.
Mario Is Missing!
Mechanized Attack
Mega Man
Mega Man 2
Mega Man 3
Mega Man 4
Mega Man 5
Mega Man 6
Metal Gear
Metal Mech
Metroid (grey original)
Metroid (yellow - top loader edition)
Mickey Mousecapade
Might & Magic
Mighty Final Fight
Mike Tyson's Punch Out
Mission Impossible
Micromachines
Monopoly
Muppets In SPace
M.U.S.C.L.E.
Mystery Quest
Narc
Nes Open
NFL
Nightshade
Ninja Gaiden
Ninja Gaiden III
North vs South
Operation Wolf
Othello
Pacman
Paperboy
Pinball
Pinball Quest
Pinbot
Predator
Punch-out!!!
Q*bert
Racket Attack
Rad Gravity
Rad Racer
Rad Racer II
Rampage
Rci Baseball
Rci Baseball II
R.C. Pro-Am
R.C. Pro-Am II
Renegade
Rescue Rangers
Road Blasters
Road Runner
Roundball
Rush 'n Attack
Seicross
Shadow of the Ninja
Shadowgate
Robocop
Road Warrior
Rocket Ranger
Rock 'n Ball
Roger Rabbit
Rolling Thunder
Shatterhand
Shinobi
Silent Service
Silius
Simpsons
Skate or Die
Sky Shark
Skull & Chrossbones
Slalom
Snake Rattle & Roll
Solar Jetman
Solstice
Spy Hunter
Sqoon
Star Soldier
Star Trek
Star Tropics
Star Voyager
Star Wars
Stealth
Stinger
Street Fighter 2010
Street Cop
Strider
Super C
Super Dodgeball
Super Mario / Track & Field / Duck Hunt
Super Mario Bros.
Super Mario Bros. II
Super Mario Bros. III
Super Off-Road
Super Pitfall
Super Pike Volleyball /World Cup
Supe Team Games
T & C Surf
Taboo the Sixth Sense
Talespin
Target Renegade
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III
Tetris
The Adventures of Link (orig)
The Adventures of Link (gold cart)
The Battle of Olympus
The Legend of Zelda (gold cart)
The Last Ninja
The Last Starfighter
The Little Mermaid
Thundercade
Tiger-Heli
Time Lord
To the Earth
Toobin'
Top Gun
Top Gun II
Touchdown Fever
Treasure Master
Trog!
Trojan
Twin Cobra
Urban Champion
The Untouchables
Vegas Dream
Videomation
Vindicators
Wacky Racers
Werewolf
Winter Games
Wizards & Warriors
Wizards & Warriors III
Whomp 'em
World Class Track Meet
Wrath of the Black Manta
Xenophobe
Xevious
Xexyz
X-Men
Yo-Noid!
Zanac
Zoda's Revenge

---Boxed Nintendo Games
Ninja Gaiden II
Super Mario Bros. II
Adventure Island
Adventure Island II
DigDug II
Kirby's Adventure
Little Nemo the Dream Master
Marble Madness
Paperboy
Star Tropics
Super Mario Bros. III
Solar Jetman
Blaster Master
Captain Skyhawk
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Super Mario Bros. II
Super Mario Bros. II
Nes Cleaning Kit
Silent Service
Paperboy
Super Mario Bros. III
Low G Man

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[eli]

are u fuckin kidding me. thats alot of games.

[EF18Hatch]

why not get a dreamcast and do a DC emulator with like 700 nes games? imo it's more dependable then fighting with the old nintendo cartridges

[biggnick]

yeah, for those that don't know how to USE or HANDLE their video games (or even how to clean them properly), that is true. But for those who KNOW what they are doing (and how to clean them), nothing compares to using carts.


This goes out to all morons that blow in their carts or systems to get them to work...or use alcohol.



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[5 Lug]

So biggnick, why don't you inform me on the proper way to care for the system? I figured after 16 years, the system just kind of ages, like a stereo that sits on the shelf and never gets mishandled, after a while, it just stops working. So why don't you tell me how I should have cared for my NES?

[biggnick]

First off, the remark was not made to you! I hate it when plp say "Just emulate it..." Yes, emulations have their usefulness, but have some respect.


Any cart chip based system or game should be cleaned using a non-alcoholic/bleach based cleaner, and cotton. The best cleaner is 409. It is a degreaser and cleaner that contains NONE of the above listed. Using Q-Tips will be fine.

First off, spray the Q-Tip with the 409. You can use a lot to start out, but spray the Q-Tip and NOT the cart. Rub each side of the cart with the Q-Tip. Notice how dark the Q-Tip is from all the dirt and grime on the silicon contacts?

That dirt comes from the "years of aging." One of the worst things you can do to your old cart based games and system is blowing on them. Your saliva contains acids (natural) as well as moisture that eventually builds up on the contacts, and causes the "blinking screen" effect that lead most plp to believe that their system/games are bad.

Also, NEVER clean with alcohol. While it IS a temporary solution, the acid in the alcohol will eventually break the silicon down, and destroy the plated contacts that you see on the chip itself.

Anyways, once you get all the grime off, and the Q-Tip comes out clear, use another dry Q-Tip to dry off the contacts. Once that is done, insert the game into your system a few times (you know, in-and-out), and then clean the game again. The contacts will pick up any grime in the system itself and will eventually clean out the system.

And there you have it! I have worked in the video game industry for most of my life, and I PROMISE you this is the best way to clean off silicon contact chips.

Finally, I have no problem with emulation, but taking that instead of the actual games (to a collector like myself) kills off everything that people worked for in the video game workplace. Nothing replaces an original, and emulators can sometimes ruin a game (adjustments, ect). So enjoy playing those old games again!