Thinking about pricing fully backwards compatible launch PS3

[FleshIntoGear]

Hey guys, im thinking about selling my launch PS3, which is fully backwards compatible, but I dont really know how to price it. Now consider that the unit is in tip top shape, like it is, and I really havent played it at all, which I havent, how much would someone like the awesome consumer be likely to pay for full backwards compat.? That is PS1 and PS2 games.

[Sparta]

Depending what comes with it. Probably between 300-400.

[rumarudrathas]

How much hard drive space do you have on it? On ebay, i've seen the 60gb units selling for around $250-$350, maybe a little bit less. If you're selling it here or on Craigslist, start at $400 ($325-50 for a 40gb) if you have everything original (like the box, instruction manual, controller, bundled games), but don't be that optimistic, and be prepared to drop the price if there are no takers.

[advanced]

Start high, then go low. If I were in the market for one of those, I'd be willing to pay $350, but I wouldn't see $400 as unreasonable.

[pixi]

Well, is it 40g or 60g?
GS sells 40g for 349, so I think 300-340 would be okay.
60g is 440, so somewhere between 375-425 would surely sell

[kurokubushi]

I'm thinking about doing the same thing. Can I gt some feedback if this is reasonable?

60GB PS3 w. wireless controller
1 offical sony bluetooth heasset
Killzone 2(with guide)
Little Big Planet
Socom Confrontation
Metal Gear Solid: 4
Madden '09


I made a posting on craigslist asking $600 for the lot, I'm thinking $400 for the system and roughly $50 per game all of witch still run $60 retail. Then I just rounded t down to an even 600.

[StrandedBrit]

I sold a 60GB a few months ago for $400 on ebay. It was around 350 after shipping + fees. Just the console, all wires and a DS3.