gooch3008

It's all sold! I hope I never have to resort to selling stuff from my personal collection again!

Well, if he can get on here then he can drop us a line and let us know.

yay for full editor...

On the 4th of April this year I sent you the agreed upon $10 for repro decals for the n64 game "Conker's Bad Fur Day". I provided you my address and you replied, "I'll get it printed and shipped out in a few days, probably be shipped out by Friday." The Friday you mentioned would have been the 8th of this month (April). It is now April 30, and since then I have not received the decals, have not heard back from you in PM's, and I am a bit frustrated by this because you had impressive feedback on this site. Every other transaction I have had with other AA members (albeit only a handful) has been fantastic. I have had games I purchased arrive in a mere two days. Your profile shows you have been visiting the site on an almost daily basis and you continue to ignore me. I know things get lost in the mail sometimes, (tracking helps a little bit) but if you have indeed mailed the decals I wish you would at least tell me so. I have had a cart cleaned up and the innards of a conkers bad fur day in a plastic box ready for their new home for a month now. Please refund my $10.

bumpage

BUMP! New items!

I might wet myself. I can't wait!

Emulation is the reason the PSP is the single greatest piece of consumer electronics sold in the last 10 years. I love save states. Of course people will debate things like sound quality and whatnot, (I prefer the real deal to be honest) but for on-the-go times, emulation is just great. Its a personal goal of mine to acquire a cheap laptop and stuff it to the gills with every rom I can get my hands on, kind of like a virtual archive. I wanna have a copy of every single game I own on the beast, and take it with me everywhere. You just can't do that with a collection that fills half a room or more. Still, to me nothing beats poking through your collection, powering on your system of choice and having at it. There is just nothing like it.

This is a sweet deal.

I collect games I want to play or have played in the past and enjoyed. I am a game player first.

"There's always inflation, just takes the right person who wants something. If you're patient you'll wind up happy in most cases." this.

I am only selling my more popular titles on Game Gavel from now on. Inflation and bad fees are a thing of the past for me.

Need a couple more shelving units, or some kind of pedestals or drawers or something to get the game shelves a bit higher off the floor. And yeah I usually don't have the PS3 in there, but just got a new TV in there so need to find a home for it.

FF3 Bump!

bump.

I have my N64 games with labels on he sides too.

Depending on my cash flow with the new kiddo, there could be nothing or there could be large amounts of awesome games and systems for sale.

Not shown: extra copy of pac man and donkey kong

My daughter will be born in 3 weeks, and I have decided some stuff has got to go to get essentials. My 7800 is on the chopping block. I am not sure what would be a fair asking price for all my stuff. I have seven paddles (three are 7800 long paddles) and 25 games. The system itself is in great shape and works fine. What would be a good asking price for the lot??? Thanks!

*head explodes*

damn. I just traded one of these at a local games shop...