A rare Nintendo GameCube prototype from the 2000 Space World trade show has surfaced online with a $100,000 asking price. This non-functional prototype, listed on eBay by collector Donny Fillerup, was one of a few units created to showcase the console's design before its official launch in 2001. It features unique cosmetic differences from the final retail version, such as a transparent lid and LED lights, but lacks internal hardware to play games.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m95R611mVakThe prototype is considered a piece of gaming history, appealing to collectors rather than gamers seeking functionality. Fillerup plans to use the proceeds to fund a community gaming

A rare Nintendo GameCube prototype from the 2000 Space World trade show has surfaced online with a $100,000 asking price. This non-functional prototype, listed on eBay by collector Donny Fillerup, was one of a few units created to showcase the console’s design before its official launch in 2001.

    • LinkAEnglish
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      4 months ago

      Maybe you can fix it and sell it for $200,000!

    • CluckN@lemmy.worldEnglish
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      4 months ago

      All these retro auctions mean nothing to me. It feels like the same dozen buyers making sure their collection stays highly evaluated.