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Old 06-25-08   #1 (permalink)
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Default Reasons to hold onto your PS1 Classics

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI....MEWA:IT&ih=016

Thats ridiculous. i can't believe some people are willing to fork out that much.

For those too lazy to click the link,

Metal Gear Solid 1 for PlayStation, used, complete with both discs and manual, but true condition unknown given its an online auction.. you ready for this..

Sold: $202.50 AUD + $15.00 AUD shipping fee

Unbelievable.
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Lol... GO AUSSIES!!!!

Wonder if its the same in other countries... In maybe another decade you could probs add an extra 0 onto the end of that price.
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Lol... GO AUSSIES!!!!

Wonder if its the same in other countries... In maybe another decade you could probs add an extra 0 onto the end of that price.
lol... aussie aussie aussie

i dunno, the US has the Essential Collection for $30, thats MGS1 2 and 3, but its all NTSC so unless you have a mod chip, wont work down here.

some people are nuts ay. i wonder if the buyer will pay up.
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I believe their is a site that does mod chips and in is Australia.

Also mod chips are are legal in Australia so no problem their!


http://www.emodchips.com.au/ps2mods.html

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lol... aussie aussie aussie

i dunno, the US has the Essential Collection for $30, thats MGS1 2 and 3, but its all NTSC so unless you have a mod chip, wont work down here.

some people are nuts ay. i wonder if the buyer will pay up.
... Oi Oi Oi!

Yer but I still don't know why they want to buy it . Antique Collectors?
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I believe their is a site that does mod chips and in is Australia.

Also mod chips are are legal in Australia so no problem their!


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Mod chips for any system are legal everywhere, it's what you do with the mod chip that makes them illegal.
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Mod chips for any system are legal everywhere, it's what you do with the mod chip that makes them illegal.
Very true. I believe this was just ruled on in the UK as well.

http://www.overclock.net/video-game-...-legal-uk.html
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yeah the mod chip isnt an issue anyway, theres a place like 500m from my office that does them.

the thing is, its not my PS2

besides, i got MGS2 and MGS3 for $50.. and im in the process of getting the first one by my own means
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Game collectors are willing to pay top dollar for something they want. I'd be willing to shell out up to $2000 for a mint condition original AES cart of Metal Slug with no insertion marks, but that's just me

With that said, the buyer still overpaid for that copy of Metal Gear Solid
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With that said, the buyer still overpaid for that copy of Metal Gear Solid
lol you're insane

lots of crazy collectors out there. i seen someone purchase an original Return of the Jedi packaged/mint sealed Anakin Skywalker figure for $3500 AUD.

i used to collect those things, to save up and sell one day. if i get $3500 for my rare ones...sweet deal.
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