Topic: How much is my Wii bundle worth?

I'm not sure if this is the appropriate place to post this, but I am looking for help on how much I should sell my Wii bundle for.

The bundle includes the Wii Console (white), 2 Wii Remotes, 2 Nunchuck Controllers, all of the appropriate cables/sensor bar, a charging station for 2 Wii remotes, 2 Wii Remote sleeves, 2 Wii Remote Motion Sensor Sleeves, an Energy Pak Rechargeable Battery Pack for the Wii balance board, and 6 games (Guitar Hero: World Tour, Guitar Hero 5, Shaun White Snowboarding: Road Trip, Wii Fit, Wii Play, and Wii Sports Resort). There is no balance board included or guitars for the Guitar Hero games.

I am looking for the most reasonable price. The console has only been played about 10 times, and so each game averages about 2 times played. It is all in great condition. Thank you in advance to anyone who answers

It looks like that would be around $150-175.

Even without the additional accessories? I'm not saying the games are pointless because they are great games, but they don't come with any way to play them...

Don't expect much, people on ebay are selling them between £20 and £60 with games.
Don't trade or sell in the shops as they rip you off and will give you about ¼ of what they sell it on for.

I've had some people on the website I am selling on tell me that $100 is a good price, but I don't want to be lowballed, you know?

Wiis are as common as grass (you'll be surprise at the amount of stores that still sell Wiis) so they're are worth pennies now a days.

Problem is that that's a very specific bundle of things. Most people don't want to pay for an extra 5 games that they're not interested in. You may have more luck selling them separately.

$100 for the console + remotes, battery packs, and charger
$10-20 each for the games.

Wiis are still available in Australia, usually for under $100 (I bought the Mario Kart Wii bundle for that much). But of course, these $100 bundles are leftover stock and you may find Wii consoles available for even less.

Wii Console (white)
You'd be lucky to get $20-$30 for this if you're only selling the Wii console by itself (with sensor bar and cables). Perhaps it may be worth more if it is the older model with GameCube compatibility. As I've mentioned above, you can get a brand new console with the necessary accessories AND a quality game for under $100. Wiis have very low resale value as they are still readily and cheaply available.

Wii Remote
You can probably sell your Wii Remotes for about $10-$15 each (if they're clean and in good working order). They will be worth more if you have any rare coloured versions (such as Red) or if you have any Wii Remote Pluses. Old Wii Remotes may have compatibility issues with some games, particularly as the MotionPlus accessory is no longer readily available.

Nunchuk
You're looking at about $5-$10 each if you're lucky. These are still readily available and can be found quite cheap.

Wii Remote Dual Charging Station
Third party accessories have very little value when used due to their questionable quality and poor lifespan, so you'd get very little for accessories such as this (unless it is one manufactured by Nintendo, which is only available directly through Nintendo and is not available at retail).

I'm not sure what you are referring to when you say "Wii Remote sleeves". If you are referring to the Wii Remote Jacket that comes WITH the remote, then you must include them with the Wii Remote as nobody will pay for those separately. By Motion Sensor Sleeves, I'm guessing that you are referring to the MotionPlus accessories, and those are probably worth around $5-$10 (I've bought a few of them new for that amount). These are rare however, and are no longer readily available, however, they have been replaced by the Wii Remote Plus, which offers the same functionality.

Rechargable Battery Pack for the Wii Balance Board
As I've mentioned before… third party accessories have very little value and I would have my reservations about buying one new, let alone used. You can probably get $5 for it.

Your games are worth very little as they were enormously popular at the height of the Wii's lifespan, and many stores still have these games sitting on shelves because nobody is interested in these particular titles. Some of these games are worth even less because they do not include the accompanied accessories. The Wii Sports Resort game included a MotionPlus accessory, so you won't get nearly as much if you decide to sell the game and the accessory separately. Same applies to Wii Play. The reason why Wii Play sold so well is because it included a Wii Remote in the box. The game itself is arguably worthless (you can probably get $5 for it, however, I've seen it available NEW for about $20 not too long ago).

Wii Fit is completely worthless without the Balance Board because you MUST have the Balance Board in order to play. You may be able to sell it for a few bucks to someone who may wish to replace their old disc, but in that case, the separate Wii Fit Plus release is a much more desirable option as it includes additional modes and is still readily available at retail. The Wii Fit disc might as well be trashed.

If you were to sell the entire bundle, I think you can probably sell it for around $120-$150.

You should keep the Wii and soft mod it so you can run emulators on it.

But if you want to sell it, break it up into pieces. You will probably be able to sell the controllers separately for $10-15 each. Games might get you $10 for all of them as they aren't sought after. Thinking you will get $150 for everything is being optimistic