Space Quest in a Small Black Box

The very first copies of Space Quest that hit the gaming public came in a small, beautiful, black box; yes, just like the one you see above. Sadly the original black box run was quite limited and thus bidding on this Space Quest copy should be seen as bidding on a rarity. Mind you, it's the PC version of the game, everything looks to be in great condition and it even includes that coupon. Seller ships worldwide.

Nintendo NES - R.O.B. Light-Up Store Display

Oooh, a rare and lovely Nintendo rarity: a Nintendo R.O.B. Light-Up Store Display! It's in great condition, comes straight from 1985 when Nintendo was trying to push the NES in toy-stores, looks absolutely wonderful and is very expensive. Also, it was something I wasn't quite sure ever existed. Seller ships worldwide.

Wasteland for the Commodore 64/128

Mentioning copies of the Commodore 64 version of Wasteland seems to be evolving into a Retro Treasures trend so, well, here's a lovely boxed Wasteland game. It's for the C64 if you can believe it. Oh, yes! Everything seems to be in good condition, the disks are in full working order and, manual and leaflets aside, you'll also be getting the Wasteland Survival Guide cluebook. Seller ships worldwide.

The Sega 3-D Glasses

Ah, yes, an auction for the ever-elusive Sega 3-D Glasses for the 8-bit Sega Master System; they were quite  the novelty back then, weren't they? Of course they were and they still hold a certain retro charm. Besides, said auction will bag you the complete, boxed 3-D Glasses in full working condition. Seller ships worldwide.

Philips Videopac G7200

I've always wanted a Philips Videopac G7200, even though I always knew this bit of retro gaming tech can be far too expensive to both grab and ship. Take this Philips Videopac G7200 auction for example: the bidding starts at £600 and the seller ships only within the UK. Then again, the lucky winner will be getting the console boxed and complete with two controllers, manual, a game, a poster of the available games and them coveted poly inserts.

The Videopac G7200 is the computerised version of the G7000 (Odyssey II) and sports a lovely black-and-white monitor and, obviously, a keyboard. 

Video Life (Atari 2600)

Based on Conway's Game of Life, Video Life is a simple yet incredibly interesting life-sim for the Atari 2600. It also happens to be one of the rarest games money can buy as, according to legend, less than 20 copies of it were ever made. You can buy the VCS version of Video Life over on eBay for $5000 or make an offer and get it for (slightly) less. The game comes complete with its manual, is tested and working, and the seller ships only within the US. 

The Super Famicom Box

The Super Famicom Box is the apt name that describes a rare, box-shaped Super Famicom that was exclusively launched in Japan and was destined to be only used in hotels. You can grab one via this Super Famicom Box auction. The console comes complete with 5 built-in games (Super Mario Kart, Super Mario Collection, Star Fox, Donkey Kong Country and Super Tetris) and a controller. It is in full working condition and the seller ships worldwide.

Australia's Paper Mario (N64)

According to legend only 1000 copies of the Paper Mario Australian edition for the Nintendo 64 were made, meaning that this boxed copy of Paper Mario is a true rarity. And the auction has already reached $360... Seller ships worldwide.