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I have to agree. Too bad I don't have Jaguar.

I also have no Jaguar but I own some PS2 game while not owning a PS2 console

emshomar wrote:I also have no Jaguar but I own some PS2 game while not owning a PS2 console

Well, you can still put disc in computer and play on Emulator.

OCG, how much is 5800 yuan in euro?

Yuan is chinese money, it is 722 euros.

I meaned the japanese currency "what ever's name is" I would like to know how much that japanese Rayman 1 PS1 costs in euro. I only know 5800¥

The Japanese currency is the Yen.

YEN, plus you might like to give xe.com a go.

Haruka wrote:The Japanese currency is the Yen.

Yen, Yuan, they're hearing same.

emshomar wrote:I meaned the japanese currency "what ever's name is" I would like to know how much that japanese Rayman 1 PS1 costs in euro. I only know 5800¥

Japanese currency is Yen, while Chinese currency is Yuan. 5800 yen are about 45 euros.

emshomar wrote:

Haruka wrote:The Japanese currency is the Yen.

Yen, Yuan, they're hearing same.

You speak a very good of! Your a inquisitions very the useful,

Rulez wrote:You speak a very good of! Your a inquisitions very the useful,

I don't understand what you're trying to tell me.

It demonstration has been maked by him on worse speaking.

I was of poking the holes in a very condoms, no I joke. I mean I was of poking fun at the your English sayage of "they're hearing same", a!

I've been thinking for a while, and I decided to look for a buyer for two of my Rayman products to anybody who is interested.

I'm willing to sell my french edition of Rayman 1 (PS1) the 2000 re-release with the black label, in almost mint state (the white disc has got only one small scratch that is noticible with the light), with box and manual.

I'm also willing to sell my Controller-edition of Rayman 3: Hoodlum Havoc for PC, in overall good state (The three discs are in their original sleeves and in mint state. The controller is in mint state and fully workable according to Windows but it won't work in the game itself, the box has signals of wear but it is perfectly readable) but it does not include the manual.

I'm also willing to sell two Rabbids games: Rabbids Go Home (Wii) in mint state (includes box, manual and the collectible figures that were bundled on it), and the collector's edition of Raving Rabbids: Travel in Time (Wii), also in mint state (includes cardbox, box, manual, and the PVC Pirate Rabbid).

If any of you is interested, you can send me a PM and we can discuss about pricings and calculating the sending cost for your area.

I will think about buying some stuff.

Haruka wrote:I've been thinking for a while, and I decided to look for a buyer for two of my Rayman products to anybody who is interested.

I'm willing to sell my french edition of Rayman 1 (PS1) the 2000 re-release with the black label, in almost mint state (the white disc has got only one small scratch that is noticible with the light), with box and manual.

I'm also willing to sell my Controller-edition of Rayman 3: Hoodlum Havoc for PC, in overall good state (The three discs are in their original sleeves and in mint state. The controller is in mint state and fully workable according to Windows but it won't work in the game itself, the box has signals of wear but it is perfectly readable) but it does not include the manual.

I'm also willing to sell two Rabbids games: Rabbids Go Home (Wii) in mint state (includes box, manual and the collectible figures that were bundled on it), and the collector's edition of Raving Rabbids: Travel in Time (Wii), also in mint state (includes cardbox, box, manual, and the PVC Pirate Rabbid).

If any of you is interested, you can send me a PM and we can discuss about pricings and calculating the sending cost for your area.

If you put them up to ebay, so everyone can see them, you probably can sell them.

I never sold stuff on eBay, and they ask for money to put something for sale, and yet "eat" part of the final price of selling. To reward those losses, I would need to make the stuff more expensive. I prefer to sell the stuff to a Rayman fan anyway.

Haruka wrote:I never sold stuff on eBay, and they ask for money to put something for sale, and yet "eat" part of the final price of selling. To reward those losses, I would need to make the stuff more expensive. I prefer to sell the stuff to a Rayman fan anyway.

Oh, does it really cost you to put items on ebay for sale? Do you know how much?

It really depends of the amount you want it to be sold.