I Bought 18 Nintendo Consoles from Goodwill... SCAM!

all right guys so i bought 18 handheld nintendo consoles from goodwill got them all stacked up right here i already unboxed them and you know we have a lot of ds lights dsi's game boys 3ds 2ds even a game boy pocket and even some games so in this video we'll test everything out see what works see what doesn't work and if anything doesn't work which i'm assuming there's gonna be a good bit of non-working stuff uh we're gonna try to fix it so go ahead and let me know down below out of these 18 consoles how many do you think will work i'm going to say probably about half of them right off the bat will work but of course we'll find out and i'm gonna go ahead and sort these out and we're gonna go console by console and figure out what's up with these things so we'll go ahead and start with the ds lights now the overwhelming majority of these console ds lights i counted nine here you know some of these are very dirty like just for example look at the crack there there's just so much dirt there that's nasty but i mean frankly other than that it seems like it's in decent condition and it's probably gonna work and so the really cool thing about all these consoles here and every console i buy from goodwill in the future i'm gonna be auctioning them all off on whatnot so go ahead and check my page out down below i'm going to auction off all these nintendo handhelds this weekend on my whatnot auction so if you're not familiar with whatnot it is a live selling app where essentially i'll get on and live stream and at the same time i'm live streaming i will sell video games consoles uh pretty much anything you want to and you guys can watch and if you see anything in this video today that you want to buy you can come on the live stream and say hey i want to see this call of duty black ops game and i'll show it to you in person show the condition and everything and then you can bid on it in real time and of course if you check out the link down below you get 10 off your first purchase so let me just kind of show you that process so it's pretty straightforward you just download the whatnot app using my link you'll get a 10 credit when you sign up and so once you come in here you'll click on the gift icon and you'll see your 10 credit there and basically once you make a purchase it'll automatically apply so let's say i want to watch this playstation 1 stream so i'll click on this and i can see what he is selling i can bid on it i can also go to his store and do buy it now stuff which i actually have some buy now stuff on my store so make sure to check that out and you can use your 10 credit on that but yeah it's pretty fun pretty cool i like interacting with all you guys and so make sure to check out my stream i'm actually doing a stream tomorrow uh for all this stuff uh so make sure to check it out alright guys let's go ahead and start testing out these ds lights i'm first going to start with the the very first one you saw which was this dirty white one but it's clearly very yellowed tons of dirt in the cracks i don't even know how that happens it looks like somebody played with it in like a garden or something but amazingly it still has the stylus and it it feels heavy enough to stop the battery and the hinge still works so that tells me this console probably will work now let's go ahead and try to flip it on i'm assuming the battery needs to be charged which that is correct because it's not turning on so let me go ahead and charge it up and we'll see if it turns on all right guys so i got it plugged in and when i plug it in the orange light lights up briefly like very briefly let's see if we can get that there it goes yeah nothing's happening so one of the first things i'll try when a console is not charging is just to check the battery and we'll replace it with a known working battery if it doesn't boot up all right so upon opening it it does have a battery in there and it doesn't feel bloated or anything uh could still be a bad battery but we'll go ahead and move on to the next console and see if we can find one that is working and then we'll consider that a known working battery and we'll try it out on some consoles like these now this one we can clearly already see there's an issue so part of the hinge is broken right there it's just like yeah it's got crack there so there's no hinge all right again no power probably just needs to be charged so i plug this one in and it does the exact same thing where it lights up briefly and turns off that tells me that i think there might be another bad battery in here and what i'm gonna do real quick is i actually have a ds light that i know works like my own personal one and we're gonna go ahead and swap that battery in and see if it works so we have our nice flower powered ds light let's go ahead and take that battery out we'll go ahead and plug in the good one and see if it boots up nope still not seeing any power let's see what happens when you plug it in plug in the charger alright so same issue with this one even though the good battery is in there when i plug it in the charging light comes on briefly but then goes away so i'm just going to go ahead and move on to the next console and we're gonna do like a quick test on all of these and just see kind of where they're at same thing here there's a hinge broken so it opens up it like looks exactly the same on the inside always extremely dirty as well let's plug this one in and see what it does all right so plugging this one in ha this one actually might hold a charge so that tells me my charger is good we're probably gonna have enough charge yet to boot it up but that is good to see that we do have a charging light so while that one charges up we'll go to the next one and this one actually feels like it's in solid condition other than the fact that it's got scratches all over the bottom screen it's very dirty in the cracks let's try to turn it on same issue no battery we'll go ahead and plug this one in see if it works all right so you plug this one in it does charge so that's good to see let me flip it back we'll move on to the next one so this is a red black one this one also feels like it's in pretty solid condition this one actually looks like it doesn't have quite as much dirt and stuff so once we clean it up it would actually be a solid ds if it turns on oh and there's a game here drawn to life spongebob squarepants nice no idea if that's worth any money i was going to try to turn this on of course there's no charge nice all right cool so that one appears to be charging let's go ahead and move on to the next one so it is good to finally see some consoles charging it was weird that the first two had the exact same issue but here's another one this silver one also the hinge appears to be okay and the screens are actually in solid condition buttons feel nice i've never even seen a silver dsl i mean i'm sure i've seen one but i've never seen one in person it's actually a pretty solid looking console most of that looks to be stuff you could clean off and this one oh this one has some charge already nice ayok one aztec cool so this one actually appears to work so i think i might need to calibrate the touchscreen seems a little bit off all right it seems okay now we'll go ahead and see if the touchscreen reacts better now all right cool yeah so that seems to be a whole lot better now let me just plug in a cart real quick and see if it shows up and actually i just noticed this one already has a cart in it which is interesting because it didn't show up but that cart also seemed pretty dirty so i just plugged it in and we'll turn it back on and see if it shows up all right still doesn't show up let me troubleshoot this a little bit all right so you can see it a little bit from this angle but some of the pins in there are definitely off kilter which is why it can't read carts so we either need to try to go in there and straighten out the pins or probably just replace the cartridge reader but this thing does seem fully functional other than that and so i guess you might as well try try out a gameboy advanced game to see if that at least works because if that works that's still a pretty solid console because you can play gameboy advanced games on a backlit screen so load it up now i blew in the cartridge slot and the cartridge i know that's like a cardinal sin but i just wanted to see if it would work so that does appear to work this one's partially working battery at least works console looks solid you just need to need to be cleaned off a good bit so onto the next ds light got another white one and this one actually looks to be in solid condition open it up the inside looks pretty decent it's a bit dirty and it appears to have some charge oh so that's an issue that's weird top screen is just jacked up so the touch scheme seems to work i think it needs to be calibrated as well let's see if the game works all right so both slots work and this is another console where you could use it for gba games and just play it on the bottom and completely ignore the top screen uh so at least it still works for something all right so up next is another pink ds light and i'm not sure why this tape is on here oh that's interesting looks like somebody tried to color it in and then taped over it i'm not sure what the point of that was uh this one is another one that's like extremely dirty in the cracks that just looks nasty i can't believe i'm touching this but let's try to turn it on buttons feel okay no charge we'll try to plug it in and see if it charges up all right so back to this one i just turned it on and let's see what it does all right so so far it does appear to work except for the hinges uh jacked up but at least it boots up let's go ahead and plug in some games and see if those work and oh it boots straight into the game so i know the ds slot works let me take that out and we'll see if it will show the gba game all right cool so it boots straight into the gba game as well so this console does work another one where you could actually play legitimately but of course yours your hinge is broken so you can either replace the hinge or you can just play like this if you don't care or you can just take the top half off and just play on the bottom like a game boy advance which is actually not a bad solution now this console is probably the best one i've seen yet all the buttons seem to click it just looks pretty solid i mean of course i need to wipe it down but it's not got like dirt in the cracks and all that mess like the other ones do the screen looks pretty good no it's not booting up probably just need to charge it so i plug it in the light comes on so that's good to see now i'm going to come back to one of these other ds lights that i've had plugged in for a little while and we're going to see if it holds a charge and boots up now so it does appear to have a little bit of a charge and the screen is messed up on top and bottom let me see if i can get this to uh be bright all right so top and bottom work except it has a very odd uh number of pixels missing there and on the top so that's weird but touch screen appears to work let me plug in some games and see if they work and as i was plugging the games in i noticed this texas sticker on the back which is just kind of funny all right cool so the ds slot works game boy advanced slot did not work on first try but honestly i can probably just unplug it and plug it back in a couple times and it'll probably work all right so there it is gba game does work so basically this thing is fully functional the screens are just jacked up now the thing is you could buy two of these ds's like you could buy like i don't know you could probably buy this one right here where it works but the hinges messed up and you could swap this into this shell something like that i don't know there's a lot of different options these things are so cheap that you can make it work pretty well just wanted to pause and say by the way i paid about 550 for all these consoles so about 30 per console which is not a great deal i mean honestly at this point the goodwill auction site is not a great place to get deals everybody knows about it it's basically ebay but everything is untested and does not work so i'm still trying to get some of those consoles to charge up and in the meantime let's move on to a different console so i will say that so far i am a bit disappointed in this lot you know i've found four consoles that do work so far but they all have issues and i'm waiting some for some more to charge but um you know i was hoping more than this would work but let's go ahead and plug some batteries into these game boys and see if they work and you know just looking at them they look just about like any other gameboy i've ever seen they do have a lot of corrosion in the batteries battery packs which is probably why they don't work i mean if they if they don't work i don't know if they do or not so we have fresh batteries into this one let's go ahead and see if it boots up oh i see something i saw something pop up briefly oh might help if i put a game in all right put a game in still doesn't boot up so when i roll the batteries around a little bit it starts to boot up yeah it's not good so it looks like we have a jacked up screen alright so if we adjust the contrast we can see it here alright so the game boy does work but the screen is very messed up so as we're playing uno you can only see like half the screen the other half is just like gone on the sides but at least it does boot up so here's the thing this would be a great donor game boy for you know basically putting in a backlit or front lit screen and keeping the rest stock because it appears to work otherwise so i'm sure people will be interested in this in the auction uh just because this is this is actually uh you know you can mod this thing pretty well now this one now second one we have batteries in this one is also missing the screen protector here but you can buy one of those for like three bucks so this one is not even booting up but i have a feeling it has to do with the corrosion on the battery so i took the lazy way out and i scrubbed it down uh without taking the case apart i got rid of a good bit of corrosion there's still some on this terminal here and i tried it out still does not turn on so i'm gonna take this whole thing apart and try to clean out the corrosion a little bit more and also i learned that apparently you can get rid of the vertical lines fairly easily on the dmg game boys by soldering some joints right here on the screen so i might try that later on in the video but uh yeah let me go ahead and try to clean this one up a little bit better so the battery terminals are currently sitting in some isopropyl alcohol to try to help get the corrosion off these two terminals look okay and i'm no game boy dmg expert but the rest of the board looks alright i could probably clean that up a little bit but i don't think it'll cause an issue so we'll wait for that to be done and i'll scrub it off some more but in the meantime i want to go back and try a couple of these ds lights that we're charging and see if they work so this one should be charged up enough to turn on and there it goes cool so it appears to be working one of the screens looks is it just me or is the bottom screen just look like the color looks a little bit off yeah the bottom screen is definitely like i don't know it's like yellow a little bit of the edges and then the whole screen just like the hue of it is a little bit off but it does work let's try out a couple games and see if those work all right so gba game seems to work let me take that out and we'll put a ds game in and we'll see if it works alright so ds game is in and it does work cool so this seems to be fully functional except for the fact that the bottom screen just seems to be off a little bit uh but this is actually probably not a bad ds to pick up if you don't care about the screen hue being off a little bit because otherwise it seems to work fine and it's actually not that dirty and gross all right and the next ds and frankly we still haven't had a ds or any console for a matter of fact that just straight up works there we go all right that one turns on and again man another console with a messed up screen all right so bottom looks to seems to be working fine buttons work touchscreen seems to work let's go ahead and plug in a couple games all right so gba game is in and it does work and i also just noticed that the power button seems to be a little bit finicky like right now i'm trying to turn it off but it's not turning off all right so i blew some compressed air on it and it turns on easier that time not sure if that was the issue or not but all right cool so the ds game works so basically the only issue with this is it's got a few lines up here which honestly that's not too many lines like you could probably still play games but frankly for me that would be too annoying to play like that i know some of you guys maybe that's not a big deal and you'll you know pay a few bucks extra or a few bucks less to uh get a uh you know almost working dslight but again there's another console that almost works all the way but it has like one slight issue which is it's frustrating um let's see we have one more ds the yes it has nice enough charge now cool and here it goes this one's looking promising so both screens appear to work the ds is actually very clean outside is not bad it's just scratched up a bit i'm looking at the pins inside of the cartridge slot and they look good as well this one is looking promising we might finally have our first fully working ds lite so i'm not sure if that's intentional or not but when i plugged in the ds game while i was doing setup it just turned off automatically that was weird interesting so this console just turned off by itself a couple times maybe because it's almost dead let me plug it in while i'm playing all right so i think it might have just been turning off by itself because it was almost dead and battery because now i'm plugging this game in and out and it's not shutting down on its own or anything now let's turn this back on make sure the game works but it's finally we have one that's looking promising cool that one works all right let's go ahead and put in the gba game and see if that works all right let's go finally a fully functional uh ds light awesome so if you guys looking for a fully functional ds light pick this one up tomorrow or this weekend in my live stream whatnot because it's finally finally one's fully functional and it actually looks pretty solid considering the other ds lights we've looked at today so next up we have a couple dsi consoles and actually both of these don't look so bad i mean they're pretty scratched up but they're not extremely dirty or anything so i don't know maybe maybe we'll get lucky here no power there and probably no power here oh wait a second we have power oh nice it seems to work just fine let's go ahead and see if there's any games downloaded here all right so no game no games downloaded we do have some pictures on the camera though so i'm gonna go ahead and check those out see if there's anything interesting so when i try to boot up the camera it does this i wonder if the camera is just broken yes so apparently when that error pops up it just means the camera is not working as far as i could tell from a quick google search which is not a big deal because honestly i'm not sure how many people are actually using the camera on the dsi i'm not sure if there's any games that need it let's go ahead and plug a ds game in and make sure that works all right there it is sometimes i find on old dss and dsis you have to plug it in once then plug it in again i'm guessing there's just some you know dirt and dust on these old consoles so the art of plugging it in and pulling it back out kind of scrubs off some of that dust and then it starts working i'm gonna try to camera one more time oh there it is so the camera works the front camera works and the back camera does seem to work as well so that's odd i'm not sure why when i boot up the camera app it just doesn't load so i'm not sure the issue there but the dsi does seem to work uh just the camera app won't boot up some reason but i could boot up the camera by pressing the l and r button so weird but it is good to see a dsi working and then of course this dsi does not boot up at all so i'm going to plug it in charge it up and see if it works then so i plugged in the dsi and unfortunately i had the same issue that a couple of my ds lights had where the charging port or the charging light comes on briefly and goes off from what i read online it could be a a fuse in here that's blown um they're also you know there could just be some corrosion on the board or some dirt or something uh if i have time in this video i'll open this one up and also other ds lights and see if i can just clean up the board a little bit so this one is a game gameboy pocket i believe i've never actually seen a gameboy pocket in person but that's what this appears to be and obviously the screen is just like mutilated uh so i can already tell you now that we need to replace the screen which i don't have a replacement for it but let's at least see if it uh if it'll boot up because i mean the battery terminals look okay they don't look corroded so i don't see anything on the screen i hear nothing no power oh there we go all right we got something so this is the same deal as the other one if i roll the batteries around eventually it pops on nice it's on now okay so like oh wait wait a second there we go okay we can see it a little bit now yes so okay so it is working it's turning on and the game is booting up so it does work the screen works a little bit if i change the contrast enough i can actually see it on the screen clearly the screen is just like i don't know what the issue is i don't know if it's burnt this could be another issue of like i could just solder some uh some pins on here maybe it'll fix it i don't know i'm gonna do a quick google search and see if i can figure that out so i watched a couple of videos in quick google search it appears that the game boy pocket has a polarizer on the front that has been damaged by uv light apparently a pretty common problem so if you replace the polarizer it should fix this issue since clearly the game boy does work all right so next up we actually have a couple ogds and man i forgot how heavy these are just compared to the whoa this person's got the nintendog skin all over this thing which honestly might not be a bad thing because it probably kept this thing looking pretty decent so if you take the skin off it actually probably looks decent underneath let's go ahead and try to turn it on and see if it has any power i doubt it does probably just need to plug it in and charge it up i don't have my charger with me right this second so i might have to push these off until later in the video once i grab that's interesting it has a bubble wrap around it inside the case um but yeah i might have to wait until later in the video once i grab my chargers my oh that one's not good but yeah i have to grab my my ds charger and so i can charge them up soon to turn on this one has a broken hinge but it actually like stays in place there so as long as you're not slinging it around it might actually still work okay and this one again has some interesting stickers on it it's got like a tin dog sticker here just some random stickers of dogs up top and cats another one down here and then just a ton of like dragons and stuff on the front godzilla i don't know this is this is wild it's got so many stickers and so now on to a couple of the heavy hitters so we have a 2ds which the buttons seem to be okay at first uh first press and first glance but the screens look like trash to be honest they're all scratched up so things about these screens you could pretty easily replace this layer right here and have a nice nice fresh screen up top now the bottom one i'm not sure how easy it is to replace the top film um honestly once you clean that up it actually probably won't look too bad supposed that looks like dirt the top just is all scratched up but uh yeah let's go ahead and try to boot this up and see if it turns on of course i'm guessing i will have to plug it in and charge it up which appears to be the case because it is not booting up so not a great sign because when i plug in the charger it just uh shows no lights so that's not good i guess i'll leave it plugged in for a little bit and see if it does anything now of course we also have this 3ds here which is the most valuable console here in this lot it actually doesn't look too bad it's got some scratches front has some stickers of course the hinge seems to be okay and now let's see if this thing boots up oh crap it's cracked right there there's a big old crack right there and there's one kind of one over here you could just replace the case here oh wait what the heck dude the 3d slider is missing are you serious that's that's awesome touchscreen seems to work i don't think i can advance past this without using the 3d slider so i know i've been a bit all over the place in this video but i have a plan for the rest of it so i charge these two up a little bit we're going to test these out and then the next thing i want to do is open up the 3ds and open up the 2ds and see if we can get these two to work because they're the higher value items we might get into the ds light and stuff later i probably will get into the game boy and uh swap out the terminal because i tried to clean the other terminal and i could not get the corrosion off even after soaking in ice purple alcohol so i have a donor or another gameboy that we'll just swap out the contact with and see if that works but first of all let's go ahead and turn these on and see if these work i didn't charge them for very long but i think they should be charged enough to turn on that one does turn on nice touchscreen seems to work let's see do we have a stylus here oh we do have a stylus might need to be calibrated because it's kind of hard to click on the confirm right there all right so back on and both the screens do look good all right so we're having weird issues on this touch screen when i try to calibrate it does this and basically does that continuously forever i've been doing this for like five minutes and it hasn't stopped so i think there's some issue with the touch screen i mean it mostly seems to work like i press quit there i can click that press cancel i can press select the only thing i found that does not work is when i press oh that's kind of finicky but when i'm pressing the very corner of the screen it doesn't seem to work oh no dude it's weird it's kind of like there's like one little line right here that just acts up like yeah if i press right there it does not work but if i go further down it works so after a google search it appears that the issue is i need to replace the touch screen so let's try out some games and see if they work alright cool so the cartridge slot works and then the game boy advance slot also works so this is another console where you could just use it for game boy advanced games or use it for ds games and just not use that one little strip of touch screen or you could just replace the touchscreen which i looked it up online you can get a touchscreen replacement for like five bucks so not too much alright time for this ds which hopefully this thing works clearly as we saw earlier the hinge has some issues but it appears to turn on and both screens look good everything looks good everything the touchscreen is actually working here let's go ahead and go to our settings and calibrate it and make sure calibration goes through all right cool so the calibration did work so i guess what you could do is you could replace the shell for this or you could somehow use these two dss together and kind of co-mingle them to create one working ds probably the right thing to do is just get a new shell for this one and get a new screen for that one and classic of course i look in there and there's some bin pins so dude i i don't think this lot was untested i think this was tested and nothing was working i think goodwill jipped me on this every single console has said some sort of issue i think i have one console now that works fully frankly the good thing is most of these work enough so you could use them you could use them as a gameboy advance you could you know replace a couple parts but it's just it's annoying that i bought untested consoles and not a single one of them has worked so far which is you know i can't complain too much because they are technically untested so there was no guarantee for them to work but it seems to me like somebody tested these decided they didn't work and then sold them as untested my next thing i want to do is open up 3ds and 2ds and just see if i can get them to work and this 2ds is disgusting i actually try to swap out the battery with the battery in my own 2ds still doesn't work so i think there's something going on inside of it and then this one right here i think we can get to get it to work if i open it up and somehow get this uh slider to be up i'll call i'll mess with those things and i'll come back all right guys so i've kind of uh been doing a lot so i messed with the 2ds 3ds some of the game boys and the ds lights so let's start with the 2ds here so i took it all apart i took the motherboard out took all the screws out i cleaned everything and pretty much everything looks okay inside you know the case is extremely dirty um and that you know that could attribute to why it's not working but i really did not see anything on the board that was sketchy except for this one ribbon cable which i'll try to zoom in on now so like right there it looks like there might be some contacts missing i don't really have a magnifying glass that works well for this or any kind of magnifying device so your view is as good as mine here and i you know i think there's something going on there i don't know if this ribbon cable is for power or not it's not anywhere close to the power button so i don't you know i don't know and i really didn't trace out the power the only thing i traced is i verified that when i plug in the charger i am seeing uh voltage here so that means it should charge the battery but there's nothing lit up down here doesn't turn on still no power so unfortunately the 2ds is a no go now if this ribbon cable assembly is the issue it should be a matter of just desoldering this one putting a new one on but i'm not going to do that here because i'm trying to put all these on what not auction in a few days so i don't have time for that to come in but i have some other good news so we have this 3ds man this thing just tracked so much dirt behind this 3ds i was able to uh basically get a really thin screwdriver down into the side here and slide the 3d slider up so now when we turn it on i can actually go through the setup basically the i have actually not turned it all the way on to uh verify you know all the buttons and whether a cartridge works or not but assuming all of that works the main issue now is that you either have to have 3d on all the time or you need a small screwdriver you can stick down there and slide it back and forth whenever you want to probably the right way to do is take the entire thing apart and put the new piece in there so it'll work in the future you know it's kind of up to whoever buys this thing but yeah all right so the setup's complete we'll try this animal crossing game see if it works cool so here it is we're on the home screen now and it appears to work you can see the game shoot up there you know the touchscreen works the screen up there up here works fine it looks weird on the camera because it's in 3d mode right now but it's good to see this thing actually working so next up we're back to the dmg game boys so this one actually fully works now uh this one did not have the screen on it before and it did not have a good battery contacts basically i took some battery contacts from another dmg game boy i had put them in here it started working and then i put this screen film on here that i already had and it looks pretty nice now it's not cleaned up but it does work and then this other one this is the one that was working but it had vertical lines on the screen um i ended up harvesting some of those or actually put all of them out some of them looked pretty bad some of them i used another another dmg game boy and also just to add i have a few other dmg game boys that i will be selling on the what not auction they're actually from the last time i bought nintendo consoles from uh goodwill so this one works battery's a little bit finicky this one works but there's black lines on the side and this one's completely black screen so i think some of these just need that little soldering trick that i talked about earlier i could do that myself but uh frankly i think it's i know there's some people that like to have little projects and stuff and you get a cheaper price so i figured i'd auction it off um you know without doing the soldering before but this one i probably will keep and fix it myself and then next up we got a couple interesting ones so this white ds right here is the very first ds we tried out if you remember is the really yellow one that's supposed to be white and it did not work at all like you would plug it in and the charging light would briefly come on and go off and now it does work long story short i took a fuse i took f2 from this one and put it on this motherboard i used my multimeter and found out that f2 is blown which was causing it not to charge or you know turn on at all so from there put it there and now this one works uh pretty well the only issue is clearly this thing is like extremely dirty and nasty so i also found out a couple things with the dsi so we knew the blue one worked we knew the red one did not work because it didn't charge and it did not turn on but i figured out that it was just the battery uh at least that was part of it it still doesn't charge but uh the battery was bad so or not charged at all so once i got the battery charged up this console does turn on at work now at first games did not work but i fixed that as you can see put a game in and it shows up essentially what i did to clean the cartridge slot is i put some ice purple alcohol on these contacts and then shoved into the slot and went in and out a few times and it's all cleaned up now and it works and then another funny story is i actually had to utilize this uh this board again and i used f1 the fuse here to put into here because when i was testing this thing out i i kept taking the battery out putting it back in and one time i accidentally flipped the battery around so the polarity was wrong and it basically fried when the fuses but i had to pull my soldering iron took it off here put it in there and boom turn right back up only issue is it still does not charge but other than that it works fine so there you go guys after all of that we finally ended up with a decent number of working consoles and i'm also going to throw a few other consoles into the whatnot auction like this gameboy color that works it's just very dirty and it has no battery cover and i'm also going to throw in a few other dss as well these all have various issues they're actually from the last time i bought nintendo consoles from goodwill so we're going to have like 30 nintendo consoles that i'm auctioning off in this uh this auction so make sure to check out that link down below to see it and these are the ds games that came with these consoles just random games and 10 dogs little mermaid drawn to life wipeout tiger woods i don't think any of them are high value namco museum and nintendogs might be the highest value ones at like 10 bucks maybe i don't know but i'll auction these off as well so thanks for watching guys hope you enjoyed if you did make sure to like and subscribe down below and of course hit that whatnot link to check out the auction when i saw all this stuff and thanks for watching

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Length: 28min 22sec (1702 seconds)

Published: Fri Aug 12 2022