Mega Drive Game collection - bootlegs & RPGs

Good morning,
as I am planning to move to a new location later this year I slowly look through my console stuff and decide whether or not I want to part with it.
My MD died (it was a Frankenstein to begin with, imported from asia and with freaky soldering inside), so I am willing to part with the games that I got with it.
Word of advice: I suspect quite a few of the following titles to be bootlegs. The instruction manuals are missing on a lot of them, but that's because the previous owner kept them mostly separate from the games and just threw them away OH:

I will only sell the whole lot at once. It all fits nicely into a big shipping box (Packset L from DHL), shipping will be as listed on the DHL website:
6,90Euros inside Germany
21 Euros inside central Europe
34 Euros if it has to cross some water
44 Euros if it has to cross a lot of it (US p.ex.)
54 Euros if it has to go around the globe (Japan or similar)
(all according to http://www.dhl.de/dhl?tab=1&skin=hi&check=yes&lang=de_DE&xmlFile=3001057 )

So... bring on the games then: (click the thumbnails for larger images)

DJ Boy
(asian cartridge,no manual, printing good, could be legit)


World Cup Soccer
(asian cartridge,no manual, looks bootleggy)


Wonder Boy III in Monster Land
(asian cartridge,no manual, looks ... dunno)


King Of Lion
(asian cartridge,no manual, looks bootleggy)


Tiny Toon Adventures - Busters Hidden Treasure
(asian cartridge,no manual, looks ... dunno, writing on the box is english only)


Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles - Tournament Fighters
(asian cartridge,no manual, looks good - but no barcode?!? english writing only again)


Dahna (or something like that)
(asian cartridge, no manual, looks totally bootleggy)


Tetris (I presume)
(asian cartridge, no manual, looks totally bootleggy)


Rainbow Islands Extra
(asian cartridge, no manual, looks totally bootleggy)


Elemental Master
(asian cartridge, no manual, looks totally bootleggy)


Mickey Mouse - Castle Of Illusion
(asian cartridge, no manual, looks legit)


Heavy Unit
(asian cartridge, no manual, looks legit)


Verytex
(asian cartridge, no manual, looks legit)


Arrow Flash
(asian cartridge, no manual, looks bootleggy)


Zool
(asian cartridge, no manual, looks bootleggy)


Golden Axe
(asian cartridge, no manual, looks legit)


Tiger Heli
(asian cartridge, no manual, looks legit)


Whip Rush
(asian cartridge, WITH manual, looks legit)


Devil Hunter Yokho (? atleast that's what I assume from the imagery, haven't played this for some time now)
(asian cartridge, no manual, looks legit)


Phelios
(asian cartridge, no manual, looks legit)


Battle Golfer
(asian cartridge, no manual, looks legit)


Eternal Champions (says "Lethal Enforcers" on the cartridge )
(asian cartridge, no manual, looks bootleggy)


Final Blow
(asian cartridge, no manual, looks roflmao-bootleggy)


Super Shinobi
(asian cartridge, no manual, looks legit)


Atomic Robokid
(asian cartridge, no manual, looks bootleggy)


Crude Buster
(asian cartridge, no manual, looks bootleggy)


Comix Zone
(asian cartridge, no manual, looks bootleggy as hell)


Rings Of Power
(European Cartridge (EA-Style), with manual, legit, english)


Buck Rogers - Countdown To Doomsday
(European Cartridge (EA-Style), with manual, legit, english)


Might And Magic - Gates To Another World
(European Cartridge (EA-Style), with manual, legit, english)


Traysia
(European Cartridge, with manual, legit, english)


Super Street Fighter II
(European Cartridge, with manual, legit, box heavily cracked inside)


Soleil
(European Cartridge, no manual, legit, german)


Populous
(European Cartridge, with manual, legit)


Tiny Toon Adventures
(European Cartridge, with manual, legit)


Warlock
(European Cartridge, with manual, legit)


Landstalker (for manual look further down)
Battle Frenzy
(Cartridges only, but afaik legit, european releases)


CDX Pro (for playing imports on your MegaCD)


Star Wars - Rebel Assault (SegaCD packaging, so presumably US, including manual)


A few manuals
(Powermonger, Light Crusader, Mortal Kombat, Landstalker, Phantasy Star IV, Genghis Khan II)



I described the games as good as I could, the comments (legit/bootleg) are just assumptions on my side since I do not know much about imports from this era of gaming. Therefore I ask you to look at the pictures and decide for yourself, I do not want to hear any complaints after the sale like "ooh, this is not an original, you ripped me off"
There are no "mint" or "sealed" games to be found here, every game in this collection has been played, some quite heavily (look at the M&M manual and you know what I mean). They come from a smoke-free household though.

Since I cannot vouch for the originality of most of the items, and - to be honest - I do not really know what all of this is worth, I would like to ask for 120 Euros for everything together excluding shipping.
(that would be around 3€/game as an average price)

If that is too much, please correct my expectations. What I would like to see most of all though would be if these games will get some playtime again.

I accept wire transfer (direct bank transfer) as well as local pickups. Ebay profile (564 positives, 0 negatives) on request.
Will ship one workday after payment arrives, buyer will get an PN that same day with the tracking number from DHL.

If you want to know something else, then: ASK

 

You need a picture of the items with your assembler username/assemblergames on it as well (one image of them together will do). You have 24 hours before the thread is deleted.

 

no problem, thought I was missing something. Here you go:

(couldn't fit it in the first post, picture limit reached)

 

I'd prefer to let go of the whole stuff in one package, shipping one item alone would to the US would be quite expensive too in relation to its value.

I am also open for trade offers regarding Xbox stuff, just dusted off my old 1.0 mexican-made one, still going strong and looking great on my 20inch TFT (the original Neoya X2VGA was one of the best peripherals ever made for this thing).