Sell A Famicom Game, Buy A Car (used But Still A Car)

[triverse]

Apparently so, thanks yo Kotaku.com for the story. Kinnikuman Muscle Tag Match, known as M.U.S.C.L.E. in the US was sold for just over $10K at an auction recently.

http://kotaku.com/5154042/the-crappy-10000-famicom-game

[Thor]

Wow... it's worth it's weight in fake gold! Man Kiniku Man for the NES was total crap. I can't believe that anyone would spend that kind of money on that just because the case is different.

[triverse]

Wow... it's worth it's weight in fake gold! Man Kiniku Man for the NES was total crap. I can't believe that anyone would spend that kind of money on that just because the case is different.

They are surely going on the basis that there are only 8 copies of it known to exist. If not, then well, that old saying about a fool and his money comes to mind.

[Hidinger]

Wow....I think my brain almost went into spasms...

You win a tournament held at some wierd place for a crappy nes game. Your prize...THE crappy NES game. For some unknown reason you save it for many years (guessing it was put on a trophy case somewhere) and all of a sudden it is worth 10,000.00.

[triverse]

Wow....I think my brain almost went into spasms...

You win a tournament held at some wierd place for a crappy nes game. Your prize...THE crappy NES game. For some unknown reason you save it for many years (guessing it was put on a trophy case somewhere) and all of a sudden it is worth 10,000.00.

More than likely it was packed away and no one knew it was there till someone either moved or died. Look at all of those old people back in the mid 90's that had countless numbers of mint condition baseball cards in their attics all of these years. It could happen.

[ocelot]

They better be not lying,

for ITS AWESOME