Where can you find a Sega Nomad?

Started by keiffer01, January 18, 2008, 12:12:21 pm

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keiffer01

I was looking around the net recently and found out about the sega nomad, and i'm interested in buying one. But they seem to be rare on ebay and costly, so I was wondering where I could find one that works and is a little less pricey.

satoshi_matrix

good luck. The Sega Nomad was commerially a failure, so very few were made compared to any other console. The Nomad was also very initially really impensive, for $199 US.

You probably wont find one period, but if you do it'll be costly.

kite200

tons of them on american ebay, just search. they run 60-100 dollars, depends upon how many accessories and games they have
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mb7241

Take a look over at Digital Press...I think someone there has one :) .

satoshi_matrix

thanks for reminding me about the Nomad keiffer01. I always wanted to get one of these, but I coulnd't afford one when I was younger. Now I've bought one!

keiffer01


keiffer01

*BUMP* 
Im still looking for one of these. I look on ebay but god I think this handheld is WAY over priced to play Sega Genesis games on the go! All I want to do is play maybe 2-4 sega games on the go and not on a psp emulator since, I dont know it doesn't feel the same as playing it on real hardware. I really don't care if this is supposedly rare or not its not for collecting I just wanna play with it! :D So if anyone's got one for CHEAP and not in perfect condition (well, it atleast need to have all the buttons and it needs to work lol I mean I dont care if its scratched a little.) well please respond to this post. Thanks in advance ;)

FamicomFreak

Try to hit your local pawn shops or flea markets.....hopefully you'll get lucky and find one.
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keiffer01

Sadly that's what I've been doing for the past 4 years and still no luck :-\ I remeber seeing them when I was about 6 at this pawn shop and they were brand new in the box, just lying there on the shelves behind the counter. Sadly back then I didn't know what it was so I never even hesitated to even take a good look at it. But today I regret soooo badly! :-\

satoshi_matrix

I can sell you mine, but its screen apparently got damaged during shipping, leaving bright orange stuck pixels across the centre of the screen. This is the kind of thing that I can't tolerate, but if its not a big deal to you or you have some means to repair it, I'll gladly sell it.

Nomad includes:
Sega Nomad System
A rechargeable battery pack
AC Adapter

asking $60 + shipping

nurd

You could get one of those Sega Retro things.

Not a nomad, and no cartridge port, though  :-\

keiffer01

Are you talking of those Playpal systems? If so I already own one and i'm planning on selling it. :D

NintendoKing

My friend bought a Sega Nomad at the local gaming store about 2 monthes ago for only 89.99$.

Its badly scratched, but it has a port for a second controller and it can be plugged into his television with the right cord.

keiffer01

That's cool :) But still I think 90$ is too steep for a sega genesis. Tommorrow I'm going going down to New York for a whole week so Imaybe I might find something at some pawn shop or at some kind of videogame store.

NintendoKing

Quote from: keiffer01 on July 27, 2008, 06:34:40 pm
That's cool :) But still I think 90$ is too steep for a sega genesis. Tommorrow I'm going going down to New York for a whole week so Imaybe I might find something at some pawn shop or at some kind of videogame store.

Nomads, are pretty rare.
Your better off buying a Game Gear and a MasterGear Converter; the adapter will allow you to use real Genesis cartridges on Game Gear.

Total price would be about 65$ with adapter included, on ebay.