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Michael Jackson’s Moonwalker game drawing eBay interest

by Brian Allen on Jul 1, 2009 at 09:25 PM

Danielle mentioned that Michael Jackson’s Moonwalker is among the more unique collectibles from theKing of Pop’s career and now speculators are moving the game on eBay. Bids on a non-working copy of the Sega Genesis game are up to $61 at the time of this article and working copies complete… Continue Reading »

Portland shooter willed his Playstation 3 to his roommate

by Brian Allen on Jan 30, 2009 at 03:39 PM

An article in the Portland Oregonian reports on the video game habits of Erik Ayala, the suspect in the Saturday (January 24. 2009) shooting that killed two teens and wounded seven others. According to the article, police say Ayala begin a shooting rampage outside an underage club in downtown Portland… Continue Reading »

Hardcore Gamer eBay auction actually worked

by Brian Allen on Jan 28, 2009 at 09:19 AM

As you may remember, we were pretty skeptical that little known game magazine Hardcore Gamer would find a bidder in its eBay auction. Not only did Doublejump Books find a buyer, but the New York Times covered the story. The new owner, not named in the Times article because the… Continue Reading »

Auction Watch: Pure White DS signed by Shigeru Miyamoto

by Jeremy Hill on Jan 11, 2009 at 11:32 PM

Here is a treat for all you collectors out there. Currently there is an auction on eBay for a Nintendo DS autographed by the legendary Shigeru Miyamoto. Miyamoto is the mastermind behind classic game franchises including Mario Bros., Zelda, Donkey Kong and even Wii Fit. He is defiantly one of… Continue Reading »

Auction Watch: Ultra cool custom Metal Gear Solid 4 PS3 on eBay

by Jeremy Hill on Oct 21, 2008 at 07:44 PM

There has been some unique PS3 consoles out there made by talented individuals but this one trumps them all by far. This custom made 60 GB PS3 inspired by Metal Gear Solid 4 is signed by the series creator Hideo Kojima which is enough reason to bid on it. It’s… Continue Reading »

Gadgetell Interview: Swoopo auction site

by NEWS on Oct 3, 2008 at 09:30 AM

FROM GADGETELL - Want to pick up an iPod for $0.15?  Maybe a Nintendo Wii for $14.  All you have to do is pay to bid.   Welcome to Swoopo.com.  Gadgetell’s JG Mason interviews Swoopo to find out if they are the real deal or not.
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Auction Watch: Halo 3 sculptures literally dipped in sterling silver

by Jeremy Hill on Aug 12, 2008 at 03:16 PM

Halo fans rejoice for there are four new collectibles to put next to your Master Chief helmet. Weta debuted these sculptures at Comic-Con 2008 and are drool-wrorthy items for hardcore Halo fans. These figures so much more special than regular collectibles because they are cased in Sterling Silver and certain… Continue Reading »

Auction Watch: Nintendo Canada sells games on eBay for United Way

by Jenni Lada on Jun 3, 2008 at 11:15 AM

I love when big companies do something to help out those less fortunate. Nintendo Canada was doing some spring cleaning and found a warehouse filled with old Nintendo, Super Nintendo, Game Boy, Game Boy Color and Virtual Boy paraphernalia (mainly games). So the division made an eBay account (nocl604) and… Continue Reading »

Retail chain allegedly selling Wii supplies on Ebay

by Pulkit Chandna on Dec 26, 2007 at 03:32 PM

Nintendo is livid with retailers selling unsanctioned Wii bundles, which is a retailer gambit to take unfair advantage of the Wii shortage to boost their own profits. But it seems Nintendo can save its anger for other unethical trade practices, one of which has been uncovered by technology website Ars… Continue Reading »

Auction Watch: Plushie pink Xbox 360 on Ebay

by Jenni Lada on Nov 25, 2007 at 09:27 PM

The Xbox 360 normally isn’t the system that comes to mind when you think of a cute console, but a new listing on Ebay can changes all that. A very creative individual has put together a pink Xbox 360 plush toy. The item was just placed on Ebay today (November… Continue Reading »

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