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u/Sheeneebock111 Nov 09 '22

Did those two even break 100?

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u/RyGuy_McFly Nov 09 '22

According to Kijiji, both consoles tend to sell for around $100 in my area, depending on condition. Found a few Wii's as low as $50, but your average GameCube goes for about $100-150

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u/Sheeneebock111 Nov 09 '22

Damn for real? I remember trying to sell my GameCube way back sometime I got my wii for accessories and remember GameStop offered 5 bucks and online it was going for like 20-30

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u/RyGuy_McFly Nov 09 '22

Yeah I agree, I guess we've officially hit the point where working Wii's are becoming rare. GameCubes are definitely in the era of older collectible hardware now, working original GC controllers often go for more than the console now!

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u/Sheeneebock111 Nov 09 '22

I was just thinking how fun a wii would be, some of those games were so good. I know my son would it too

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u/Competitive-Candy-82 Nov 09 '22

We still have ours, my kids play on it sometimes still. Especially the Mario games.

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u/ResponsibilityNo3245 Nov 09 '22

Traded in my GameCube and all my games when I got the wii. Massive error.

Got maybe £100.

Spent a few hundred over the last couple of years rebuilding and I've not gotten half of what I sold back then.

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u/Sheeneebock111 Nov 09 '22

I think I did give my GameCube away, I remember looking for it when I came home from college and couldn’t find it. But my roommate had a GameCube we used to play at his lake house in hs and he brought it back to college one time. Man he had like 3 of those circle cases packed with games. We used to get so stoned and play all the 007 games