Nintendo 64DD for game development

Hi, I need some cash :nod:
I have for sale my 64DD dev kit.


Rules:

1. Price are in €
2. Price, do not include shipping
3. I agree to negotiate
4. I ship worldwide
5. Payment: Paypal, bank transfer or cheque

So, the 64DD works fine, no scratches or damage.
The box is in poor condition, but no hole or tear.
I don't have the original SDK and dev manual








475€ with paypal (455€ with bank transfer)

 

Actually it is too expensive, dev 64DD drives do not use to sell that high. (although those are rare, they are useless alone)

 

I put this price because, I've seen both on ebay, one (lingjr) without box but with N64 debugg and a special cartbridge for 1500$, but nobody bid on it.
And last year, one with the SDK and manual without box sold for (I can't remember $ or €) 800.

I asked a check price on french forum, they answer me around 600 to 800€

 

Two things to remember:

1) Anything Lingjr puts up for sale is completely overpriced. That's a given.

2) With the DD64 box/docs are not terribly impactful of the value unless the rest of the system is already complete. The drive by itself is only one small part of the system. A *complete* 64DD for game development also includes other parts, such as the IPL ROM.

If you had a complete system, your asking price would be spot on. Since you just have the physical drive, it's a very incomplete set.

-hl718

 

on hold !

 

May we ask how much it was sold for?

Shiggsy

 

The asking price was 750 euros, not sure if it sold for that though.

 

It's not sold, it's on hold.
But, I'm wainting for buyer's answer.

 

Buyer desisted

So I put it back for sell for €650

 

now 600€ ask !

 

I need money soon, so my last price is 550€

 

Which is getting more understandable.

 

so?

 

My suggestion would be to put it on ebay and let the market speak.

Shiggsy

 

Ok, I'll do it on thursday!

 

Yes !
If somebody want it here, I'm ok for $675 (€475) with paypal or $650 (€455) with bank transfer.

 

Sold on ebay for $700 !

 

some lucky ebay buyer popped his cherry into the dev world it seems. Good job!