Lots of TurboGrafx-16/CD/Duo Games FOR SALE

[Lochlan]

My advice to this seller is toss this stuff on ebay or visit another forum to sell his goods.

HE CAN'T SELL ON EBAY.

You obviously did not read this thread, and simply jumped in to flame while appearing level-headed.

[T2KFreeker]

PM sent!?!

[geddon_jt]

My advice to this seller is toss this stuff on ebay or visit another forum to sell his goods.

HE CAN'T SELL ON EBAY.

You obviously did not read this thread, and simply jumped in to flame while appearing level-headed.

LOL. No, I did read it, I just forgot. My bigger point was that he might want to consider selling elsewhere.

Hopefully that didn't completely ruin my ruse of "level-headedness."    Anyhow, I apologize for jumping into this thread, I probably shouldn't have. Didn't mean to lump everyone together. I know both sides have good intentions. I just wish the marketplace here ran a little smoother for both the buyers and sellers.

[Lochlan]

I received Jackie Chan's Action Kung Fu today.  It works great and it's in great condition; the game and manual are near mint.

The game was wrapped in some thin cardboard and placed in a plain manilla envelope (no bubble wrap).  I was shocked that it wasn't damaged in transport, but maybe Mike knows something I don't about the secret art of folding cardboard. I would recommend that people tell Mike explicitly that they want a cardboard box.

Buy with confidence!

[Dreamcaster]

cardboard is tougher that what bubble wrap provides. im also eco-minded and try to reuse.
the cardboard provides a stiffer packaging and provides more resistence to 'shock' then what thin bubble wrap does. trust me if something would have come down hard on it the cardboard is going to provide better protection than the flimsy bubble wrap will.
glad your happy. and i hope others will see im legitimate.
enjoy your game.

-mike

[PCEngineHell]

cardboard is tougher that what bubble wrap provides. im also eco-minded and try to reuse.
the cardboard provides a stiffer packaging and provides more resistence to 'shock' then what thin bubble wrap does. trust me if something would have come down hard on it the cardboard is going to provide better protection than the flimsy bubble wrap will.
glad your happy. and i hope others will see im legitimate.
enjoy your game.

-mike

You are missing the point. The way you shipped it may have been cost effective and cheap and lame,but if you are actually trying to fool yourself into thinking its a safe ship method,it isn't. It really isn't nothing but a slight step above a bubble mailer. The best way is to use bubble wrap or shredded paper and a actual small box. Anything else can simply be crushed by heavier parcels during shipping.

[Dreamcaster]

You are missing the point. The way you shipped it may have been cost effective and cheap and lame,but if you are actually trying to fool yourself into thinking its a safe ship method,it isn't. It really isn't nothing but a slight step above a bubble mailer. The best way is to use bubble wrap or shredded paper and a actual small box. Anything else can simply be crushed by heavier parcels during shipping.

i have always shipped like this and NEVER once has a game/cd/etc been damaged.
just get the stick out of your butt and quit giving me crap.
you havent and probably arent buying anything from me so your opinion of anything really doesnt mean a thing.
you have stated your opinion, on many occasions, about everything. and im sure everyone is clear as to how you feel. so PLEASE just go take your opinions elsewhere cause i really dont care about what you have to say. good day.
you can take it however but im being polite.

-mike

[VestCunt]

...nothing but a slight step above a bubble mailer.

Well, then Dreamcaster is better than me.  I've shipped all of my stuff in bubble mailers unless I'm mailing more than 2 CD cases or unless the buyer pays extra for Priority Mail, in which case small media boxes become practical.  The risk of a crack or two on a replaceable CD cover is usually worth the money saved by not using a box.  Also, one trick I picked up from Toshi at Dreamstars is slipping a little square of bubble wrap under the cover of CD cases to distribute the impact suffered from any rough envelope-shipping.

Dreamcaster--listing a couple shipping options is a nice way to share the responsibility for safe arrive with your buyers by letting them weigh the cost vs. risk factor.   
I wrote the following for my sale and it seamed to satisfy both dirt-worshiping postal customers and those with sticks-in-their-asses: 

Please contact me for a shipping quote.  PM is fine or email VestCunt@hotmail.com.  Small items can be sent first class in CD bubble mailers for $2-3 dollars.  I also have small and large Priority Mail "Media" boxes that usually run in the $5-8 range and, of course, the ubiquitous flat-rate boxes for $9-10.  I prefer paypal but will accept postal money orders (the ones from the Federal Post Office, no cashiers checks).
Items have been tested.  Items will be shipped with delivery confirmation.  Insurance is optional for the standard amounts charged by the USPS--I'm not responsible for items lost or damaged in transit.

Of course, more options are a pain logistically. 

"Abortions for some, miniature American flags for others!"
"Hooray!"
-The Simpsons

[PCEngineHell]

Im doubtful every game you have shipped,has arrived safe and sound if mailed that way. What you prob had was alot of people cutting you slack for cracked jewel cases. No one here wants their stuff shipped in that manner. Seriously,scour the threads here for shipping complaints,and you will see that. Use better packing material. You can nab small boxes at Wal-Mart for under a buck that are perfect for shipping jewel case sized items,and they have room for bubble wrap or shredded paper material. Invest a little cash into better protecting what you ship,because you damn well know shipping nice expensive items in a flat mailer with two thin pieces of cardboard does not really cut it.

Just because your not on ebay now doesn't mean you can just crap out on shipping good with no fear of negative comments being made. And now your on a  forum where people will express their distaste in this kind of behavior when they see it happen or reported. Also, per your friends advice on this thread http://www.rfgeneration.com/forum/index.php?topic=7430.msg108582
maybe it would be best for you to go elsewhere. You obviously don't care for our opinion on it and clearly stated what you think of us.

it seems pcenginefx members expect too much. (example: $25 for bomberman 93 for tg-16)

The longer you stay here the more you are going to hear what peoples opinions on fair pricing and good shipping are.

[Nazi NecroPhile]

For whatever it's worth, almost every game that I've bought singly has been shipped in a bubble mailer.  I certainly wouldn't call it negligent packaging, but you should be upfront with prospective buyers and tell them of your intended shipping methods.  If anyone doesn't like it, they can take their money elsewhere or pay a tad more for a box (as VestCunt suggested).

Just my two cents on the subject.  Good luck with your sale.

[VestCunt]

For whatever it's worth, almost every game that I've bought singly has been shipped in a bubble mailer. 

Ditto. 
I can't vouch for my customers, but my items are usually fine when I've been on the receiving end.  When shipping, I also usually wrap newspaper or padding around the items.  If I had ever once seen more than the occasional crack in a cover--like a broken case clip or, god-forbid, game, I would certainly not advocate bubble mailers.   I agree with Helgeson that expensive items (maybe $40-50+) are worth investing in a box.

[Dreamcaster]

Im doubtful every game you have shipped,has arrived safe and sound if mailed that way. What you prob had was alot of people cutting you slack for cracked jewel cases. No one here wants their stuff shipped in that manner. Seriously,scour the threads here for shipping complaints,and you will see that. Use better packing material. You can nab small boxes at Wal-Mart for under a buck that are perfect for shipping jewel case sized items,and they have room for bubble wrap or shredded paper material. Invest a little cash into better protecting what you ship,because you damn well know shipping nice expensive items in a flat mailer with two thin pieces of cardboard does not really cut it.

Just because your not on ebay now doesn't mean you can just crap out on shipping good with no fear of negative comments being made. And now your on a  forum where people will express their distaste in this kind of behavior when they see it happen or reported. Also, per your friends advice on this thread http://www.rfgeneration.com/forum/index.php?topic=7430.msg108582
maybe it would be best for you to go elsewhere. You obviously don't care for our opinion on it and clearly stated what you think of us.

it seems pcenginefx members expect too much. (example: $25 for bomberman 93 for tg-16)

The longer you stay here the more you are going to hear what peoples opinions on fair pricing and good shipping are.

and if you dont know what you are talking about then its best to not say anything.
did anyone say it was 2 thin pieces of cardboard?
NO THEY DIDNT.
the case was WRAPPED in cardboard. that means cardboard completely wrapped around the case and also overlapping. the tighter the package the best resistence to shock. like someone mentioned putting a small piece of bubble wrap in the center reduces shock because it thickens it. same thing with wrapping in cardboard.
just keep your comments to yourself dude. and he didnt say he was upset with the transaction. you simply took one statement and blew it way out of proportion. he even said it was all in very good condition.
your not going to buy from me. and i wouldnt even sell to you after all of this anyways. so what you have to say means jack squat. so you can quit your attacks and go bother someone else that cares.
you must be a tiger with the ladies. haha go play in the sandbox, big people talking.



"The longer you stay here the more you are going to hear what peoples opinions on fair pricing and good shipping are."

-your the only one making a fuss.

[Sparky]

Also, one trick I picked up from Toshi at Dreamstars is slipping a little square of bubble wrap under the cover of CD cases to distribute the impact suffered from any rough envelope-shipping.

hey man i do that as well when i send, and have not had any bad feedbacks, i also let people know how i will be sending generally and if they have any concerns they let me know. but i hear ya Micheal, i had a padded envelope with a bunch of vic 20 games for my wife arrive and it was all ripped open!!!! with one game missing (was not a good one anyway ) always best to let the buyer know.

and so far so good with Dremcaster, got a decent price for the games i want and i am awaiting shipping (hopefully it will be packed well)
at the end of the day majority will rule on dreamcaster, if i am happy or not i will let the forum know.

[Paisa49]

I got both the games I ordered from Dreamcaster very quickly, and they arrived in pristine condition. Purchase with confidence, and he is willing to bargain on his prices.

[Dreamcaster]

I got both the games I ordered from Dreamcaster very quickly, and they arrived in pristine condition. Purchase with confidence, and he is willing to bargain on his prices.

see guys im legitimate and very easy to work with.

[Sinistron]

I'm not the president or anything- but as long as you're entertaining offers which it seems you're doing now that's fine by me.  That was my only problem that you'd say "pm me an offer" while having fixed prices in mind.   Don't think we're all out to gang up on you -- that really isn't how it works here- we appreciate new sellers but are wary of some of the new ones who run in just for the quick buck.  I'll check your list again now but I don't know- I like all of my hucards loose and I have a good many of the games on your list.  Either way good luck with the sale.

PS- I checked through my ebay purchases and email and it seems that perhaps I didn't buy from you in the past after all- which confused me because I have a memory of pming you "ween does indeed rock"- I thought it was connected to a purchase- but now I can't recall the actual outer context.

[Dreamcaster]

I'm not the president or anything- but as long as you're entertaining offers which it seems you're doing now that's fine by me.  That was my only problem that you'd say "pm me an offer" while having fixed prices in mind.   Don't think we're all out to gang up on you -- that really isn't how it works here- we appreciate new sellers but are wary of some of the new ones who run in just for the quick buck.  I'll check your list again now but I don't know- I like all of my hucards loose and I have a good many of the games on your list.  Either way good luck with the sale.

PS- I checked through my ebay purchases and email and it seems that perhaps I didn't buy from you in the past after all- which confused me because I have a memory of pming you "ween does indeed rock"- I thought it was connected to a purchase- but now I can't recall the actual outer context. 

yeah i remember the message on ebay. i cant remember other than that either. and WEEN DOES ROCK!!!!!!!!!!

[nat]

I never bought from you, but I always noticed your auctions because of your unique seller ID.

[PCEngineHell]

Im doubtful every game you have shipped,has arrived safe and sound if mailed that way. What you prob had was alot of people cutting you slack for cracked jewel cases. No one here wants their stuff shipped in that manner. Seriously,scour the threads here for shipping complaints,and you will see that. Use better packing material. You can nab small boxes at Wal-Mart for under a buck that are perfect for shipping jewel case sized items,and they have room for bubble wrap or shredded paper material. Invest a little cash into better protecting what you ship,because you damn well know shipping nice expensive items in a flat mailer with two thin pieces of cardboard does not really cut it.

Just because your not on ebay now doesn't mean you can just crap out on shipping good with no fear of negative comments being made. And now your on a  forum where people will express their distaste in this kind of behavior when they see it happen or reported. Also, per your friends advice on this thread http://www.rfgeneration.com/forum/index.php?topic=7430.msg108582
maybe it would be best for you to go elsewhere. You obviously don't care for our opinion on it and clearly stated what you think of us.

it seems pcenginefx members expect too much. (example: $25 for bomberman 93 for tg-16)

The longer you stay here the more you are going to hear what peoples opinions on fair pricing and good shipping are.

and if you dont know what you are talking about then its best to not say anything.
did anyone say it was 2 thin pieces of cardboard?
NO THEY DIDNT.
the case was WRAPPED in cardboard. that means cardboard completely wrapped around the case and also overlapping. the tighter the package the best resistence to shock. like someone mentioned putting a small piece of bubble wrap in the center reduces shock because it thickens it. same thing with wrapping in cardboard.
just keep your comments to yourself dude. and he didnt say he was upset with the transaction. you simply took one statement and blew it way out of proportion. he even said it was all in very good condition.
your not going to buy from me. and i wouldnt even sell to you after all of this anyways. so what you have to say means jack squat. so you can quit your attacks and go bother someone else that cares.
you must be a tiger with the ladies. haha go play in the sandbox, big people talking.



"The longer you stay here the more you are going to hear what peoples opinions on fair pricing and good shipping are."

-your the only one making a fuss.

The game was wrapped in some thin cardboard and placed in a plain manilla envelope (no bubble wrap).  I was shocked that it wasn't damaged in transport, but maybe Mike knows something I don't about the secret art of folding cardboard. I would recommend that people tell Mike explicitly that they want a cardboard box.

Dreamcaster,read that quote well again. He was not congratulating you on your lackluster packing job. Incase you did not know this,and this applies to anyone, typically at postal hubs mail will come down conveyor belts to get sorted,and alot of time the people have to grab and toss it fast to keep things moving steadily,and lots of impact does occur as well as crushing from heavier items.

I got to see last nite at a guys house I used to deal with (who happens to run hub to hub routes for USPS) what kind a damage this type of sorting can do in extreme cases,as he showed us a Hyper 64 Sam Showdown cart that was damaged due to poor packing in a plain large bubble mailer envelope. The metal casing got all bent up and dented and he had to use pliers to bend it back into shape so the cart would fit on the Hyper 64 system.

This is simply not a good way to ship expensive items,esp if the person is paying for packing materials and shipping.
You can whine and bitch about me saying this all you want,but it doesn't change the fact thats a piss poor way to ship.

[Dreamcaster]

Im doubtful every game you have shipped,has arrived safe and sound if mailed that way. What you prob had was alot of people cutting you slack for cracked jewel cases. No one here wants their stuff shipped in that manner. Seriously,scour the threads here for shipping complaints,and you will see that. Use better packing material. You can nab small boxes at Wal-Mart for under a buck that are perfect for shipping jewel case sized items,and they have room for bubble wrap or shredded paper material. Invest a little cash into better protecting what you ship,because you damn well know shipping nice expensive items in a flat mailer with two thin pieces of cardboard does not really cut it.

Just because your not on ebay now doesn't mean you can just crap out on shipping good with no fear of negative comments being made. And now your on a  forum where people will express their distaste in this kind of behavior when they see it happen or reported. Also, per your friends advice on this thread http://www.rfgeneration.com/forum/index.php?topic=7430.msg108582
maybe it would be best for you to go elsewhere. You obviously don't care for our opinion on it and clearly stated what you think of us.

it seems pcenginefx members expect too much. (example: $25 for bomberman 93 for tg-16)

The longer you stay here the more you are going to hear what peoples opinions on fair pricing and good shipping are.

and if you dont know what you are talking about then its best to not say anything.
did anyone say it was 2 thin pieces of cardboard?
NO THEY DIDNT.
the case was WRAPPED in cardboard. that means cardboard completely wrapped around the case and also overlapping. the tighter the package the best resistence to shock. like someone mentioned putting a small piece of bubble wrap in the center reduces shock because it thickens it. same thing with wrapping in cardboard.
just keep your comments to yourself dude. and he didnt say he was upset with the transaction. you simply took one statement and blew it way out of proportion. he even said it was all in very good condition.
your not going to buy from me. and i wouldnt even sell to you after all of this anyways. so what you have to say means jack squat. so you can quit your attacks and go bother someone else that cares.
you must be a tiger with the ladies. haha go play in the sandbox, big people talking.



"The longer you stay here the more you are going to hear what peoples opinions on fair pricing and good shipping are."

-your the only one making a fuss.

The game was wrapped in some thin cardboard and placed in a plain manilla envelope (no bubble wrap).  I was shocked that it wasn't damaged in transport, but maybe Mike knows something I don't about the secret art of folding cardboard. I would recommend that people tell Mike explicitly that they want a cardboard box.

Dreamcaster,read that quote well again. He was not congratulating you on your lackluster packing job. Incase you did not know this,and this applies to anyone, typically at postal hubs mail will come down conveyor belts to get sorted,and alot of time the people have to grab and toss it fast to keep things moving steadily,and lots of impact does occur as well as crushing from heavier items.

I got to see last nite at a guys house I used to deal with (who happens to run hub to hub routes for USPS) what kind a damage this type of sorting can do in extreme cases,as he showed us a Hyper 64 Sam Showdown cart that was damaged due to poor packing in a plain large bubble mailer envelope. The metal casing got all bent up and dented and he had to use pliers to bend it back into shape so the cart would fit on the Hyper 64 system.

This is simply not a good way to ship expensive items,esp if the person is paying for packing materials and shipping.
You can whine and bitch about me saying this all you want,but it doesn't change the fact thats a piss poor way to ship.

well, i didnt use a plain bubble mailer. and i dont use them either for that simple fact. its like mailing in a plastic bag.
once again mountains out of mole hills dude. reread what was posted. once again your talking about something you had no part of. it didnt concern you at all. he wasnt even upset at all. nothing was damaged. i know what i am doing when i package these.
from this point on i am ignoring any of your other posts since they are irrelevent.

[PCEngineHell]

Do you mean ignoring me like when you said you would no longer reply to any comments in this thread ?  Bubble mailers or thin cardboard,neither are good protection on expensive items. USPS will even fight/deny a insurance claim on damaged items if they are packed poorly. Keep that in mind.

[Sparky]

ok, i got vasteel and sinstron with manual and sleeve and over all i am happy... only thing that needs some improving is shipping... the thin cardboard with a regular envelope did not help my double cd case of vasteel and the corner got dinged (plastic chipped off) not that bad but still. Dreamcaster you just need to take a little more care in shipping and all will be goooooood.

[Lochlan]

For what it's worth, my comment was intended to inform potential buyers that they should (as I mentioned) specifically ask Mike to ship using more secure packagine, as I do not think that a manilla envelope (or a bubble mailer, for that matter) is adequate, regardless of ancient and secret cardboard-folding techniques.

Since my package arrived without any damage I am not upset and am satisfied with my purchase.  (I also genuinely believe that Mike is a good guy and wants his buyers to be happy.)

Mike: I work part time at UPS, and let me tell you, packages are not handled carefully in transit.  Treat your packages as if they are going to be thrown against a wall, because that is a distinct possibility.  Saving $1-2 on shipping is not worth the possibility of damage.

[Turbo D]

I was parked out side of the fed-ex in downtown one time and saw the dude loading up his truck. He was just throwing the packages into the truck. I looked at him like wtf?, but he just laughed and continued to throw them.

[VestCunt]

I work part time at UPS, and let me tell you, packages are not handled carefully in transit.  Treat your packages as if they are going to be thrown against a wall, because that is a distinct possibility.

A friend advised me not to ship anything UPS ground service without extreme packaging precautions, like "maybe if you put it in a hard-plastic camping cooler wrapped in duct tape."   

He said air mail and the more expensive services are less dangerous because they're used more for lighter items, documents and commercial goods and are initially transported in vehicles that aren't as densely-packed as the ground trucks.

Further off topic...
Guys I've known at UPS have told me horror stories about packages falling off conveyor belts and spilling contents ranging from samples of fox seamen to formaldehyde-soaked pig fetuses...yuck.

[Sparky]

For what it's worth, my comment was intended to inform potential buyers that they should (as I mentioned) specifically ask Mike to ship using more secure packagine, as I do not think that a manilla envelope (or a bubble mailer, for that matter) is adequate, regardless of ancient and secret cardboard-folding techniques.

Since my package arrived without any damage I am not upset and am satisfied with my purchase.  (I also genuinely believe that Mike is a good guy and wants his buyers to be happy.)

Mike: I work part time at UPS, and let me tell you, packages are not handled carefully in transit.  Treat your packages as if they are going to be thrown against a wall, because that is a distinct possibility.  Saving $1-2 on shipping is not worth the possibility of damage.

ya i missed out on your warning as you posted a day or 2 after my deal was complete with him but thats ok and i agree he is a good guy and means well.
other than the shipping all was good.

[gekioh]

Got my games a few days ago(Thursday of last week I think) and all is well. Items arrived quickly and safely and im enjoying my two titles i got. We did a little bargaining and I feel i got a fair deal. I was the one who offered $25 for Bomberman 93' in case no one figured that out. Thanks again Dreamcaster!

[CatBoy]

Got my games last week. Thanks a lot!

[Lochlan]

I was the one who offered $25 for Bomberman 93' in case no one figured that out.

I offered $25 for it also.

[Dreamcaster]

glad you two are happy. as everyone can now see i am totally legit. if anyone sent some offers before and i turned them down please recontact me with them again. i have rethought a lot of my prices for these remaining games and would like to get the rest of these into good hands.

[T2KFreeker]

Mew PM sent!

[T2KFreeker]

Groovy.

[Dreamcaster]

Groovy.

im super easy to deal with guys. please help me get the rest of these games moved. also too please look at the very bottom of the original post, i have some ps2 games i am looking for too. i may be interested in buying them but prefer to trade for them.

[Dreamcaster]

also...................
anyone got a dreamcast (mil cd compatible) bundle that they would want to sell off inexpensively. i miss my dreamcast.
im basicly looking for a complete console with a memory card (doesnt have to be a vmu) and a couple fun games (rpg/action/puzzle/kids) for a decent price. i could even trade some of the turbografx stuff i have listed here.

oh and if you have a tg-16/pce rom disc that can go with it i'd love ya forever. main reason im getting the dc again.

[Lochlan]

anyone got a dreamcast bundle that they would want to sell off inexpensively.

I do.  Or rather, I have one I'll trade for Turbo games.  I just sent you an e-mail.

[Zeon]

Got my package in today, and I am very pleased. Dreamcaster is a straight up excellent guy to deal with. He's easy to negotiate with, plus i got my games within 3 days of them being shipped out. Not to mention that the hu-cards themselves were in mint/near mint condition. Please do not hesitate to deal with him!

Ok time for some Chew-Man-Fu action...

[albinoMithos]

Got my games yesterday.  Fast shipping and they worked like a charm. Also in minty fresh condition too! 

[cloudstrife]

How much for ys book 1 & 2 w/ map regualr tg-cd version?

[albinoMithos]

How much for ys book 1 & 2 w/ map regualr tg-cd version?

You might get a better response if you shoot him a pm....

[Dreamcaster]

How much for ys book 1 & 2 w/ map regualr tg-cd version?

You might get a better response if you shoot him a pm....

yep i handle business privately. pm me an offer.
i check this thread regularly to update but i prefer to handle an business privately.
i have a great reputation ask around or read above.

-mike

[albinoMithos]

Got my second batch.  Thanks! 

[Dreamcaster]

Got my second batch.  Thanks! 

2 seperate orders and both arrived to a happy buyer.
please help me get the rest of these moved along.

-mike

[Dreamcaster]

still available.

-mike

[Windancer]

I ordered Prince of persia, Dungeon Master and Chase HQ and got them 3 days later from Dreamcaster! Items are immaculate! I Highly recommend buying this guys collection! If I get more money soon I know im going to buy more of his stuff! I usually dont like making offers but I made him offer he responded very quickly with a yay and it was painless!

[Dreamcaster]

I ordered Prince of persia, Dungeon Master and Chase HQ and got them 3 days later from Dreamcaster! Items are immaculate! I Highly recommend buying this guys collection! If I get more money soon I know im going to buy more of his stuff! I usually dont like making offers but I made him offer he responded very quickly with a yay and it was painless!

another happy buyer. im really easy to bargain with and usually dont pass in the long run. im down to the last bit on the list and would liek to get these moved along to better homes. everything is in beautiful adult condition. i take care of my stuff. send me your offers...........

[Dreamcaster]

still updated and available. eventually im going to get some of these up on gamegavel.com

[Dreamcaster]

some listed on gamegavel.com and as of this post i have put 8 games up for auction/sale. more to go up.

[Dreamcaster]

SOLDIER BLADE now on www.gamegavel.com seller ween-rocks starting bid $24.99

[Dreamcaster]

Ys Book 1 & 2 TurboDuo Pack-In Version Starting at USD 29.99:
http://www.gamegavel.com/auction_details.php?auction_id=106516

Turbo Duo Gate of Thunder Bonk's Adventure Revenge Bomberman 4N1 Starting at USD 34.99:
http://www.gamegavel.com/auction_details.php?auction_id=106517

Turbo Duo Meteor Blaster DX Homebrew PC Engine Starting at USD 9.99:
http://www.gamegavel.com/auction_details.php?auction_id=106518

Turbografx-CD Last Alert Starting at USD 19.99:
http://www.gamegavel.com/auction_details.php?auction_id=106519

Turbografx-CD Valis III 3 Starting at USD 19.99:
http://www.gamegavel.com/auction_details.php?auction_id=106520

Night Creatures Turbografx-16 HuCard & Sleeve Only Starting at USD 14.99:
http://www.gamegavel.com/auction_details.php?auction_id=106521

Turbografx-16 Moto Roader Motoroader Game/Case/Manual Starting at USD 9.99:
http://www.gamegavel.com/auction_details.php?auction_id=106522

Turbografx-16 Samurai Ghost Game/Manual/Case Starting at USD 34.99:
http://www.gamegavel.com/auction_details.php?auction_id=106523

Turbografx-16 Military Madness Game/Case/Manual Starting at USD 14.99:
http://www.gamegavel.com/auction_details.php?auction_id=106525

Turbografx-CD Lords of the Rising Sun w/ Both Manuals Starting at USD 19.99:
http://www.gamegavel.com/auction_details.php?auction_id=106526

Turbografx-16 Cadash Game/Case/Manual RARE Starting at USD 29.99:
http://www.gamegavel.com/auction_details.php?auction_id=106527

Turbografx-16 R-Type R Type Game/Case/Manual Starting at USD 11.99:
http://www.gamegavel.com/auction_details.php?auction_id=106528

Turbografx-16 Raiden RARE Game Hucard/Sleeve/Manual Starting at USD 29.99:
http://www.gamegavel.com/auction_details.php?auction_id=106529

Turbografx-16 Soldier Blade Hucard/Sleeve Starting at USD 24.99:
http://www.gamegavel.com/auction_details.php?auction_id=106530

Turbografx-16 Time Cruise Hucard/Sleeve  Starting at USD 14.99:
http://www.gamegavel.com/auction_details.php?auction_id=106531

Turbografx-16 Yo Bro Game/Case/Manual Starting at USD 9.99:
http://www.gamegavel.com/auction_details.php?auction_id=106532

Turbografx-16 Dead Moon Game/Manual w/ case Starting at USD 19.99:
http://www.gamegavel.com/auction_details.php?auction_id=106533

Turbografx-16 Vigilante Game/Case/Manual Starting at USD 4.99:
http://www.gamegavel.com/auction_details.php?auction_id=106534

Turbografx-16 Hit the Ice Hucard/Sleeve and a case Starting at USD 9.99:
http://www.gamegavel.com/auction_details.php?auction_id=106535

Turbografx-16 Falcon Hucard/Sleeve and a case Starting at USD 4.99:
http://www.gamegavel.com/auction_details.php?auction_id=106536

Turbografx-16 Space Harrier Game/Case/Manual Starting at USD 6.99:
http://www.gamegavel.com/auction_details.php?auction_id=106537

Turbografx-16 Ordyne Game/Case/Manual Starting at USD 19.99:
http://www.gamegavel.com/auction_details.php?auction_id=106538

Turbografx-16 Gunboat Game/Case/Manual Starting at USD 14.99:
http://www.gamegavel.com/auction_details.php?auction_id=106539

PC Engine Duo Human Sports Festival Complete Japan Starting at USD 1.99:
http://www.gamegavel.com/auction_details.php?auction_id=106540

PC Engine CD Minesweeper Mine Sweeper Complete Japanese Starting at USD 2.99:
http://www.gamegavel.com/auction_details.php?auction_id=106541

PC Engine CD Record of Lodoss War Case/Game/Manual/Map Starting at USD 6.99:
http://www.gamegavel.com/auction_details.php?auction_id=106542

PC Engine Cyber Cross Hucard/Sleeve/Sponge/Case/Manual Starting at USD 9.99:
http://www.gamegavel.com/auction_details.php?auction_id=106543

there thats it for right now. i may put more up later depending on how these sell. these are all still on this list and available for offers, but once a bid is placed its on hold unless that sale falls through. i do not know if they have a buyer paying problem on game gavel or not. maybe these listings may create a market for pce/tg items to get listed there more.

[Lochlan]

i do not know if they have a buyer paying problem on game gavel or not.

Not that I am aware of, but when the site was a bit newer, I heard of a seller who left positive feedback without being paid and didn't ship the item (or expect payment) because the end price was too low.  I think you should be ok.