Price Guide

[dukbrand]

Where can I find a Ppirce list for famicom carts? There was one on rising stuff but it seems that swite is gone now.

[manuel]

I think there is no definitive price guide.
Prices change often and heavily depend on the time of the year and the region you look for them.

[Lum]

Most of the rarest famicom games are mainly located in japan, and hence don't appear for sale anywhere else often enough to make a price guide.

[fredJ]

It's still in the Google Cache. I saved it to my hard drive before it is lost forever.

It is a good price guide although prices have gone up and down, it's usually a good first estimation. I use it a lot, actually just used it to evaluate two shogi games. eBay is still the main reference - not only for value, but for how common it is. YAJ is useful for telling value and commonness in Japan.

[scaryice]

I'm putting together a price guide for loose Famicom carts, based one year's worth of Ebay prices. I'll post it later this summer when I get to the one year mark. Of course, as mentioned a lot of games are rarely seen and I won't be able to include them.