Should I sell my Nintendo NES and Nintendo 64 and the games for them for a PSP?

Question

I have about 14 games for the N64 and like 6 for the NES. I will be selling it on Ebay. When I get the Money I'm buying a PSP.

Answer 1

I would agree with latoya, she is right, those games for the nes will be worth a lot of money in years to come and if you still have the original packaging you will make even more..believe it or not, the re are people willing to pay big money for old consoles and games and they even go crazy for atari 2600's these days, so just save up your money and get the psp...they won't be going anywhere and they will get cheaper soon, don't throw away something that you like

Answer 2

No, the Super NES cartridges physically can't fit into the Nintendo 64 slot. There is an add-on for the Nintendo 64 called the Tristar 64 that would allow you to play NES and Super NES games on the 64, but it's probably hard to find... I'd just find an old Super NES and use that.

Answer 3

Well.. Yes they would fetch alot probably, SNES games I dont think arent that hard to come by really, may cost you some, but I swear I have seen some at GameStop... Or at least maybe not the good ones.

Besides a good majority of the classic SNES and NES games are actually for gameboy now, so if your not bored with them you can trade it all in for a DS and play almost everything you have, eveb things like Mario 64. A PSP may vary, it is a nice choice if you plan on going all out and buying a large memory card for your music, if you dont allready have an mp3 player. Also nice that it can hold videos, pics, ect. And a PSP is not a bad choice of you dont allready own a ps2 because they share a ALOT of ports, and spinoffs of ps2 games. PSP isnt a bad choice espcially if you want to play some new things, and if you really dont play nor care about your old games then go ahead and trade them in, I mean most can be bought on GameBoy now a days so there really isnt worry, and if you dont own a ps2 then PSP isnt a bad choice at all. Also the nice movie factor of PSP, its a nice portable system, but its just not for everyone, but in your case, sounds perfect.

Also to consider something like a Wii, because you can even download alot of old NES and SNES games, and some N64, and they are only going to come out with more, but it can and probably will cost a little more.

Answer 4

No, I don't think you should. The NES games are classics and hard to come by. I recently was looking for some SNES games on Ebay and I had a really hard time finding them. Whatever you decide, remember that it's not like you can go in a store and buy NES games. Hold on to them a little longer, they may be worth a lot more money than your getting for them now and you can always get a PSP!

Answer 5

That is alot of games. Are you bored of them already? If not, do not sell. Keep playing until something better comes instead of PSP, like PS4 or something of Nintendo. I don't think you should sell them now. Alot of people are bored of PSP because most of them have Xbox 360 or PS3 or Nintendo Wii.

Answer 6

Those games you have sound like classics, especially the NES games. I'd keep them if I were you.

At any rate, you should be aware that the PSP has slowly lost its momentum over the past year.

Answer 7

u should, a psp is really cool!! and the other ones are the old ones but the psp are brand new and u can take them anywhere.


p.s. e-mail me when u put those games on ebay

Answer 8

No offence, but you probably won't ge jack squat.

EB Games and most other stores won't take that stuff. You'll probably be hard pressed to find someone who will buy those systems even if they are in good condition.

And even if you manage to sell it to someone, you won't have enough for a psp. Maybe a Gameboy advance SP! If you're lucky.

Hate to say it, but you'll have to get a job. You're probably some youngling too. Get a paper route!

Answer 9

Who would buy your old stuff? No one plays it anymore...