A like-new Japanese Playstation 3 console that was shipped back to Japan for repair earlier this year and has sat in storage since then. When this unit was originally sold to a customer, it would occasionally exhibit video signal issues (black screen). The customer attempted manual resets which worked temporarily but he didn't get to the point of performing a hard reset. Sony repaired the unit and shipped it back in a brown PS3 cardboard box which we'll use to ship the console.
Note that the console model was originally a 20GB PS3 but we swapped the drive inside for a 60GB HDD. The lid that covers that left side of the console also snapped off but a little bit of glue should get that adhered properly again. Please check the photos for reference.
Pricing is set at US$325 + shipping. Includes original box, SixAxis pad, power adapter, AV cable, USB cable, and user manual.
When the Blue Dragon game was released in Japan, an Xbox 360 bundle was also unleashed which contained a bonus faceplate and five miniature figures of the main characters in the game. In this case, we've sold the Xbox 360 console and the Blue Dragon game but the bonus items remain. None of the items have been opened or inspected so they're new. We have however taken photos of each individual box. The faceplate is colored black and features an image of a blue dragon that appears to be grinning with gnarly teeth.
A like-new Ceramic White PSP Value Pack that was received by a customer and returned because he thought that Japanese PSP Value Packs were shrink-wrapped. They're not.
So, our loss is your gain since we can't sell this as new anymore. The PSP Value Pack includes the PSP unit, a pair of earphones, the remote, a white carrying case, and a 32M Memory Stick Duo. Everything's in new condition and the accessories haven't been removed from their plastic baggies. We've tested the PSP and confirm there's no dead pixels on the unit.
A sort-of-like-new Donkey Kong clock with some scratches on the surface. According to our RMA records, this clock was shipped to a customer last year and it appears to have gotten scratched up in transit. We've taken a photo of the most egregious scratches which are located about the letter "K" in the word "Kong."
From a distance, the scratches aren't apparent but mosey up close and there they are. However, since clocks like this one are generally mounted high on a wall, your guests and visitors might not notice the scratches unless they're looking at it with binoculars.
NCS originally put the GGXX Fighting Pads up for sale in our first wave of SOTDs a few years ago. We sold roughly 1/2 of our original inventory but there's still a few hundred in stock. So, we're throwing them up again. The controller is a specially designed ASCII fighting pad which works with the Guilty Gear XX Sharp Reload game and other fighting games such as Soul Calibur 2 and Capcom vs SNK 2.
All four main buttons are represented on the face of the pad: "X, O, SQUARE and TRIANGLE" along with "R1" below the "O" and a miniature "R2" above the "TRIANGLE" button.
An Asian-territory Nintendo DS in graphite-black which is in like-new condition but there's a major problem - there's no sound from the speakers. If you plug in headphones, the sound will occasionally work through the headphones but we can't get it to work consistently. Other than the audio problem, the unit is fine and plays all Nintendo DS games without a hiccup. If you're handy with a soldering iron or whatever, you might be able to fix it but we simply don't have time to poke around systems anymore. Both screens of the NDS are also perfect without any dead pixels loitering about.
Note: The top of the Nintendo DS case has some surface marring as shown in the fifth photo of the item's picture gallery.
A like-new Metallic Blue PSP that was shipped back to Japan for repair because the UMD drive wouldn't boot any discs fresh out of the box. Sony repaired the drive and shipped it back earlier this year. We have tested the unit with Bleach Heat the Soul 4 and a UMD-Video game titled All Star Yakyuken Battle and the unit boots UMDs fine now. We also inspected the screen and found it to be free from the malaise of dead-pixels. The package includes the Metallic Blue PSP, a battery recharger, and the user manual.
A like-new limited edition Naruto RPG Gameboy Advance SP unit that was released a few years ago. Only 7,000 of these were produced for the Japanese market and they're sort of rare. Please note that the Naruto RPG game has been sold and this offer only includes the GBA SP as shown, a power adapter, and a user manual.
Unlike the other hardware offers on today's sale listings, this GBA SP was never returned to the manufacturer for repair. There's nothing wrong with it and it's free of dead pixels. We took out the Naruto RPG game to sell and then shuffled the hardware into storage. The top of the cardboard packaging is slightly pushed in but looks okay.
