Or hey - start the bidding at $.99 and see where it goes. People are far more likely to bid up to $50 or more than they are to actually buy it flat-out for that price with a Buy It Now. None of the games you have are particularly valuable (except maybe Animal Crossing), so there's not much of a chance of you selling it for more than $40 with a Buy It Now.
Yes, condition is pretty important. For any system other than the cartridge-based Nintendo systems, games need to have the case and the manual. For NES, SNES, N64, and Gameboy games, getting a box is practically impossible, so all I hope for is that the label is in good condition.
There's a world of difference between "being smart" and "frugality to the point of illegality." When you see pirating as an intelligent alternative to paying for stuff and advise others to do so as well, you are pretty much just a douche.
First, a hearty eye-rolling to the confusion surrounding Rare, Nintendo, and Microsoft. Nintendo never owned Rare anymore than Rare owned Donkey Kong. Anyway, Donkey Kong has kind of done his own thing since the SNES days. It seems like Nintendo realizes that they have other mascots to perform traditional platforming duties, so DK gets "experimental" titles like Jungle Beat and King of Swing/Jungle Climber. You probably won't see a Donkey Kong platformer for a while.
Chinatown Wars is absolutely worth whatever price you pay for it, IMO. After I heard that Best Buy was selling it for $19.99, I didn't regret it in the slightest that I paid full price for it.
I really want to like Lock's Quest! :( For some reason just find it boring, though. What I'd love to see is a conventional RTS (like Robocalypse was) with a bit more of a serious tone.
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