Original Nintendo Game Boy (DMG-01) Handheld Console Bundle with Games and Manuals
Nintendo · Electronics > Video Game Consoles > Handhelds

Era / Decade
Late 1980s to Early 1990s (Original release 1989; Metroid II released 1991)
Material
ABS Plastic shell, reflective monochrome LCD screen, rubber conductive pads, and electronic internal board.
Condition
Fair to Good. The console shows heavy UV yellowing/discoloration (retrorot). The screen has visible scratches. Manuals and carts appear maintained in cases.
Demand Level
Hot. Retro gaming is currently at a peak for collectors, especially for original hardware and 'Blue Chip' franchises like Metroid and Mega Man.
Resale Value
Estimated Resale Value
$150.00 - $225.00 (Bundle price: Console ~$60, Metroid II ~$40-50, Mega Man II ~$25-30, others/bag/manuals ~$30-45).
Estimated Retail Value
$89.99 (Original 1989 MSRP) or roughly $220.00 adjusted for inflation today.
Comparable Sales
Metroid II (loose) sold recently for $45; Mega Man II (loose) for $28. Yellowed DMG-01 consoles typically sell for $50-$70 depending on screen functionality.
Description
Authentic vintage Nintendo Game Boy DMG-01 console bundle. Set includes the handheld unit, a Maxell padded carrying case, and four games in protective clam-shells: Metroid II: Return of Samus, Mega Man II, 4-in-1 Funpak, and Toy Story. Also includes original instruction manuals for Tetris, Dr. Mario, 4-in-1 Funpak, and a Game Boy hardware manual.
Key Features
Includes high-demand titles like Metroid II and Mega Man II. The presence of original manuals increases value to collectors. Functional OEM plastic cases.
Authenticity Indicators
High confidence. Molded 'Nintendo GAME BOY' logo, serial number plate on back, proper label gloss and font on cartridges, and aged paper texture on manuals.
Flaws to Note
Significant 'yellowing' of the gray plastic due to sun exposure. Screen lens has surface scuffing. Need to verify battery compartment for corrosion and screen for horizontal/vertical line failure.
Selling Guide
Where to Sell
eBay is best for reach and highest price; Mercari for lower fees and quick sales; Facebook Marketplace for local cash to avoid shipping risks.
Selling Tips
Do not attempt to 'Retrobright' the plastic unless you are experienced, as you can splotch it. List the games individually or as a premium bundle. Clearly state if the screen has 'dead lines' which is a common DMG-01 failure.