orangest
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Picked up Not For Resale copies of Xbox Project Gotham Racing and Halo (GOTY) for $3.99 each at a Goodwill.
Found a NFR Crimson Skies at a different Goodwill for $5.99 a couple of days ago. Here it is with the other two, and with a Cowboy Bebop CD I got along with Crimson Skies for $1.99, and a Chrono Cross I picked up today at a hole in the wall thrift for $5.
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Added GameCube Pokemon XD: Gale of Darkness and Xbox Halo Not For Resale/Game of the Year edition!
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I'd be interested in a red one please. Thank you!
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Cool, what is the history on the Project Gotham. Was it a pack in or a Kiosk deal?
I think it may have been from the Microsoft Employee store, but I don't know for sure.
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Picked up Not For Resale copies of Xbox Project Gotham Racing and Halo (GOTY) for $3.99 each at a Goodwill.
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I've filled a USPS medium flat rate box full of gaming items...video games, PC games and some extra bits. Asking $20 to ship it out; I can tell you there's more than $20 worth of stuff inside. Please help me unload, won't you? Thanks!
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A "Thank you!" to the Jewish Women today.
The Avalon Hill March Madness and the Intellivision Greatest Hits/Atari Revival 2-pack are both sealed and cost $5 each.
The Simpsons and The X-Files Episodic Radio Years CDs are collections of all of the radio promos for those two shows, published by 20th Century Fox. They are all sealed (I opened the Simpsons Years 1-8 CD in order to hear exactly what was on it) and cost $2 each.
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Beatmania, Append 5thMix, Append Gottamix2-Going Global & Beatmania featuring Dreams Come True were found in a hole in the wall thrift in San Pedro, CA. $5.49 for the four of them.
The MegaMan NT Warrior battle chips and holder were found at a church sale for a dollar.
Bubble Bobble and Clu Clu Land were $4.99 at a Goodwill; Impossible Mission II came out to $4 after a trade at a game store.
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Paid me real quick and things couldn't have been smoother. Thank you!
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Sold! Thank you!
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Up for sale is an Atarimax 128-in-1 multicart for the Atari 5200. This is not the flash version, but a cart with a set selection of games. It includes the entire 5200 library (minus Bounty Bob Strikes Back), most (if not all) of the available prototypes, and a few XL conversions. My 5200 is not accessible at the moment, so I don't remember all of the titles, but I do remember that Demon Attack and Crystal Castles are among them. Asking $85 shipped; PayPal or USPS money orders only please. Thanks for looking!
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Today's Salvation Army find.
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Bump!
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Didn't mean to cause a fuss; just figured it was already up there in the L.A. Craigslist listings anyway. Sorry (and congrats again) Parrothead.
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So you're the one who got that...I was a day late and $45 dollars short in response.
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Up for sale is Mr. Do's Castle for the Atari 5200. Comes with the box and without the manual. The end label is lifting up a little bit on the upper left corner. Tested and plays great. Asking $35 shipped within the USA, $40 outside. PayPal or USPS money orders only please. Thanks for looking!
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At least for the time being, to soak in a little McDowell/Hamill/Ginger action.
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The PS1 games were marked $5.50 each, but the clerk let me have them for $15 total, which was very nice of him. Crash 2 has the 3D cover insert. Found at an Out of the Closet thrift; they're all in great shape.
Spyro: A Hero's Tale is unopened and cost $5 at a Goodwill.
Nice. A black label FF7 for 5 dollars? Sheesh.
5 for $15 for the PS1 games, so 3 dollars.
And to segue into recent finds...
$12 total at a Salvation Army. All complete and all in excellent shape.
Apple II Run Your Own Train, unopened in slightly torn shrinkwrap-$1.99 at a Goodwill.
Issues 1-45 from the 1964 run of TinTin magazine-$10 at a random thrift.
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C'mon, we all know it comes down to the "scientific fact" that digital joysticks provide better control than analog joysticks.
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For me at least, the last year or so has been a peak time for PS1 collecting at thrifts and such. A consistent stream dotted by little flecks of gold. I imagine it's what it was like for 2600 collecting in the mid '90s.
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Excellent to deal with, as always. Thank you!
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The PS1 games were marked $5.50 each, but the clerk let me have them for $15 total, which was very nice of him. Crash 2 has the 3D cover insert. Found at an Out of the Closet thrift; they're all in great shape.
Spyro: A Hero's Tale is unopened and cost $5 at a Goodwill.
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Bump! A lot of Super Mario goodness added!
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Thank you for a sweet and easy deal!
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