Over the past few years and decades, a number of game consoles from companies such as Sony, Microsoft and Nintendo have accumulated. A collector wanted to own them all. Now he’s selling the fruits of his labor on eBay for a whopping sum.
Huge console collection is on eBay
One of the probably largest console collections in the world is currently for sale on eBay. The seller, with the username kariaure, states that he spent 25 years looking for just about every console there is. That includes Various models, different colors and special editions. Even if they were not officially sold and were only available in competitions, for example.
He is now selling the collection on eBay for 984,000 euros. Only a few thousand euros are missing for the million. For this huge sum there is, after all more than 2,250 consolesalong with accessories and also several hundred games (source: eBay).
In this video you can get an overview of the huge collection:
From Xbox to PlayStation, the collection has it all
The console collection includes virtually every console ever released. The pictures on eBay show different versions of the Nintendo GameCube, different handhelds and a whole closet full of limited edition Xbox 360. In addition to the retro consoles, current platforms such as the Nintendo Switch and the Xbox Series X|S are also represented. But even this hardcore collector couldn’t get hold of a PlayStation 5. Sony even recently released a new version of the PS5 that’s a little lighter than the original.
The PlayStation 5 also gets a new controller. Check out what he can do here:
PS5 DualSense Edge Wireless Controller Reveal Trailer
Entire collection must be purchased in one piece
The collector also explains on eBay that he has repeatedly started selling his collection only to start buying new consoles again. But now he wants to make things clear. In the description he makes it clear that he does not want to sell the consoles individually, but only the entire collection in one piece. Museums could also get in touch with him. More than 1,500 users are currently watching the offer. The rather steep price should act as a deterrent for many.
