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I have a gamecube, ddr mario mix, and the dance pad it came with but I don't use it anymore and wonder what the value of these items might be....

Can't you stop by your local gaming store for those types of things? I would assume that they would price it based on the condition.

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im not sure about the ddr, but gamecubes sell for jack pickles. for all its worth, you might as well just keep it in case you ever want to play anything else on it. as said, gamestop or whatever they call it where you live for pricing.

This post has been edited by Neal on 4th April 2008 02:06

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I keep my little silver lunchbox around for Skies Of Arcadia and Baten Kaitos,
both unique experiences. I also like to loan it out for anyone who hasn't played
the handful of games I have for it, including the old SmashBrothers. Maybe it
could be worth more as a gift to someone you think would enjoy it, than whatever
fractional monetary value the upscale pawnshops will give you for it, if you don't
want to invest any further?

Oh! I also love the Gameboy Player add-on; it's how I finished FFTA.


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I'll give you a tenner for the Cube if it has at least two decent controllers.

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Why aren't you shopping AmaCoN? Or perhaps buying a really good looking shirt?

The Platinum Cube im not as concerned with and I could consider giving it to a friend or something.

The DDR Mario Mix I looked into and its value ranges from 60-200 bucks on some sites.

Last I checked (and if you're in Canada), EB Games will give you $10 store credit for the Cube with one controller and the necessary cables, and between $5 and $8 for each first party controller. I can't say for certain on the other items.

Last time I checked (a few months ago), a gamecube with nothing could cost as little as $20 asking price (i.e. what the seller initially wants to get out of it), and with all cables and four controllers it could cost as much as $80-$100. The reason for the value of the controllers is obviously Smash.

I'm personally looking for a GameCube, GC memory card, and one controller. I have Metroid Prime, but I can't play it because I don't have the hardware to do so.

As for DDR Mario Mix, I have no clue.

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I payed 40 for mine at Gamestop and that was just with a controller and a year warranty