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Posted 2 years ago
JDimmock
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Found this nearly complete in box set at a local Goodwill. It's got the box, instruction manual, and gun-- it is missing the game though.
Does anyone know the worth of this in the shape it's in?
Also, can this be used in place of the Super Scope on games?
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In that condition, it is worth about $20-$40. The game is worth about $1, the Gun about $20 and the box and manual are only worth a little more to a collector.
I'm not 100% but I believe this DOES work for other games, as a similar model was produced by 3rd parties for the SNES in the late 90s that work for games like Yoshi Safari and Metal Combat
If this is for sale please let me know at SDSRMP@aol.com
Im a huge Boxed SNES collector and would love to add this to the collection!
check ebay. that is not accurate. the cheepest i have seen one go for ( gun alone ) is ~35 on ebay.
i have never seen a snes with box
game averages 5-10
and manual is also very rare.
he just wants it for himself