SeberHusky

The insight is that it's just kids with their parents credit cards and they want to win. They will never pay for it. Goodwill has no punishment for non payers, its up to the discretion of that goodwill outlet. People that use the site have no concept of money or how much things are worth, they see something and have no trouble bidding it up to over $600 on a $20 item.

Have a question about the rarity scale...where's the guide to what the numbers mean? The levels of rarity. I clicked all over couldn't find anything.

Another possibility is that if the game cart is a non-standard size and the boxes were bought en masse as overstock, they could have removed the brace strapping insert in order to fit the game cart.

This is what happens when you let people like this get away with shit like this. They know they will win the lawsuit, because nobody will bother to fight. Same that the BBC did with the words "Top" and "Gear". Looks like all those [censored for copyright] attractions will apply under that copyright trademark too. They will have to call it "spooky dwelling".

I assume you have a console, put it in and see!

I still don't have a WII-U because the used price of the console has CONSISTENTLY almost matched the retail MSRP for years,

Alrighty, thank you both. I'll include them. I do have some of the PS1 underground discs. Been buying them back, but they are so expensive. I had nearly all of them, but sold them off here in 2011. Worst mistake of my life thus far. I didn't realize how difficult they were, or how much I'd miss the memories.

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eBay is cheaper. I get most new games for PS3 for $20 or $30 BIN. When GameStop was clearing out their PS2 games, I was getting them for $5 or $7.

Hello! I am a user of Collectorz.com Game Collector, and I have run across a problem. Demo discs. The issue is, do I include them in my own personal database list, or not? I noticed they have the PS2 Jampack discs, but not the PS1 or Xbox Magazine demos. I am debating whether to add them into my Collectorz database.....or to just make an Excel document and keep them seperate?

I own 23 GameCubes...why? I dunno.I just started collecting them, because they were cheap. $10 or so for a lot of 3 to 4 of them. I don't consider myself as crazy, maybe a hoarder, possibly. I just enjoy gaming, and when things are cheap, you tend to buy it whether you need it or not. lol I actually do play most of may games. I try to find the time to. But, however, I agree with OSRG. Most modern gamers are of the FPS_Doug types of people. I think Sheryl Crow said it best: " If it makes you happy It can't be that bad If it makes you happy Then why the hell are you so sad You get down, real low down You listen to Coltrane, derail your own train Well who hasn't been there before?" .

The only problem with old games on new TV's is.....light guns. If you want to play Duck Hunt...you're SOL. You'll have to play TV Hunt and get yourself a good old 1980's CRT TV.

I've got all kinds of things that make a rattling noise, Genesis systems, controllers, random accessories, etc. All I can say is just open it up and find out. Most of the time I have found it's just some little bit of plastic that broke from the housing. Such as the threading from a screw hole, or a piece of the reinforcement on the inside of the outer housing. I've never come across something with a rattling noise that was something serious like a circuit or capacitor or something like that.

"...but I still feel that I spend way more time cleaning cartridges than playing games." Oh, that's the charm of cartridge games, my friend! :-)

There's on guy that seems to be a pro at it. Maybe eMail him....? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ahhSDEgkqQ8