Is the Generation NEX worth it?

[madman]

Clones from 87 are easier to find than clones from 2000+?  That's pretty nuts.

[Switchstance]

Clones from 87 are easier to find than clones from 2000+?  That's pretty nuts.

Oh I get wrong your question, I tought you say it's more easier to find an AV TRUE FAMICOM than Clones from 1987. Here clones from the 80's are out target in consoles, I search for those 'cause TRUE Famicom never was released here. New Clones (NOAC etc) , we're full of those. Sorry if I get wrong the question.

[satoshi_matrix]

The NEX is overpriced for what it is I have one. It doesn't work with Castlevania 3 (like most clones) and the controller sucks. It works with every Famicom game I have though. The Yobo is in fact worth buying if you want a small, cheap Famicom. Its a clone but a good one. An AV modded Famicom is workable if you can stand the 3' cords and the AV Famicom is your best bet if you don't mind spending a lot more. In the end, it comes down to what you want to spend. Here's a little chart of average costs

Yobo FC Game Console: $~30 + shipping
AV Modded Famicom: $~40 + shipping
NEX:    $~60 + shipping
AV Famicom ~60-120 + shipping

Try to look for sellers who are selling the best deals. I was able to find an AV Famicom with 31 Famico games for $60.

[madman]

Try to look for sellers who are selling the best deals.

Sound advice, I had always looked for the sellers with the worst deals 

[Flash1087]

Try to look for sellers who are selling the best deals.

Sound advice, I had always looked for the sellers with the worst deals 

Me too! Now I know what I was doing wrong...

[satoshi_matrix]

ha ha well you'd be surprised how many people simply buy the first thing that comes up on ebay.

[Flash1087]

Actually, knowing the amount of stupid eBay purchases my friends and family have made, I probably wouldn't be too surprised at all. It's what the Internet is for, I think.