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Sealed PlayStation Holiday Picks '97 was $1 and Bushido Blade was $3 at a random thrift. Xbox 360 Naruto Shippuden Ultimate Ninja Storm 3 was $14.99 at Target Clearance Goodwill.

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These are complete and were $3.99 each at Goodwill. Unfortunately, The Document of Metal Gear Solid 2 has that circle 7 written on the manual cover and the disc as well.

Game.com Batman & Robin and Mortal Kombat Trilogy new in blister packs-$5.99 each at Goodwill Step Into The Third Dimension-an instructional video for the Nishika 3D camera starring Vincent Price. For $.99 at Goodwill, there was no way i couldn't get it. Watch it here!

GameCube Animal Crossing case (Player's Choice), manual and Nintendo Power order form; basically everything but the disc and memory card. Just pay shipping. Thanks!

Man, even when something's not from Out of the Closet? Sniper Elite was $3.99 at a Salvation Army. Ballistic was $3.00 at a Jewish Women's Council thrift. Alesis HR-16 Drum Machine with box, styrofoam, paperwork (including bumper sticker), cable BUT missing the power supply. $18 at a different Salvation Army.

Games are complete except where noted. PayPal or USPS money orders only please. Prices do not include shipping. Thanks for looking! PS2: 007 Nightfire-$5 Metal Gear Solid 3: Subsistence-$6 Sonic Unleashed-$7 Unison (Japanese, sealed)-$10 GameCube: Sonic Adventure DX Director's Cut (Player's Choice, disc has a nice looking scratch on it but it didn't affect gameplay)-$10 GBA: LOZ: Link to the Past w/ 4 Swords (Japanese, game only)-$13 Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters International 2 (Japanese, game only)-$10 2600: Chase (Sears picture label, cart only)-$5 Saturn: Virtua Fighter Remix (jewel case version)-$5 PC: Tetris Gold (case, insert and disc)-$10 Day of the Tentacle (in white sleeve with DOTT sticker on it)-$10 King's Quest 15th Anniversary Collector's Edition (complete in box)-$10 Nuon: Ballistic-$10

Sealed Alone in the Dark w/ Jack in the Dark for IBM PC-$4.99 at Salvation Army.

The PS1 games were $5.99 at Goodwill; both of the Tomb Raider games are still sealed. The 3DS New SMB 2 that Target didn't want anymore was $14.99. Not pictured is the GameCube Super Mario Sunshine disc I found in an Animal Crossing case at a different Goodwill. So if anyone wants an Animal Crossing case and manual, save me the trouble of posting in in the freebie thread and let me know.

I've also found Wii U Epic Mickey 2 and Just Dance 4 recently at Goodwills, all from Target. In this case, NintendoLand has a small fingerprint on the disc but is otherwise fine. The Little Big Planet has a notch in the UPC code, so it's not pristinely sealed, but is otherwise unharmed.

Wii U Nintendoland and a sealed Vita Little Big Planet-$14.99 each at Goodwill. Sifl and Olly Season Three (The Lost Episodes) and Wonder Showzen Season One DVDs-$2.99 each at Salvation Army. I love both shows but was really stoked to find the S&O DVD.

Up for sale is a Sears picture label Chase for the 2600. Asking $5 plus shipping. Thanks for looking!

Goodwill finds: Sealed Japanese PS2 Unison & Xbox NFR Halo-$5.99 each. Didn't pick these up for $4.99 each, but still nice to see a stack in the wild every now and then...

Nice Cannon Man too.

Gotcha. Thanks for the info.

I picked this up today. I can't tell if it's a regular Royal Dealer label underneath. Not sure if this is a common label error or not, but thought it was a cool little oddity.

Yeah, I figure that more people search for specific items than search through categories, but I don't pretend to understand the eBay algorithm.

I've been listing BINs in the Electronics category (usually Consumer Electronics-Vintage Electronics-Other), where the charge a 7% FVF up to $50 as opposed to the Video Game category, where it's 13%.

3DO Soccer Kid and Battle Chess were $2 each at a Salvation Army. 3DS Finding Nemo was marked down to $7 from $14.99 and Xbox 360 Singularity was marked down to $3 from $6.99. Even the woman behind the counter was surprised. Both are unopened. On a related note, I think somehow Target has pumped more copies of Xbox 360 DJ Hero 2 to local Goodwills than were ever originally available in the store in the first place.

This was all in a plastic bag at Salvation Army for $49.99. This was $4.99 at the same Salvation.

Goodwill gettings: 2 Game Boy multis, a 42-in-1 and a 31-in-1, for $5.99 each. Usual suspects (Tetris, Bomb City, Bubble Booble, some form of Mario) and a few foreign titles. The Wii Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer is new in an official Wii longbox that I haven't seen before; it was $7.99

Went to Vegas this last long weekend for a family birthday celebration and did some shopping on the side. Went to my first Savers stores, and found nothing. Went to a place named "Epic Thrift", which was indeed large in size but did not live up to its name in terms of finds. In the end, it was up to Goodwills... The Criterion DVDs of Yojimbo, Sanjuro and The Hidden Fortress, as well as the PS1 MGS: VR Missions were $1.99 each. The IBM Space Quest was $5.99 at a different Goodwill. SQ is complete, including the hint book, hint book pen and all the paperwork. The best paperwork though, as is often the case with games like these, was created by a previous owner...

It's just Los Angeles, there's a lot of random import stuff be it games, DVDs, VCDs or whatnot. I knew I had found other Korean PS2 games before, and had to search here to remind myself that they were Dragonball Z 2 and Dynasty Warriors 4 (they ended up in a Spread the Love with Free Games thread. ) Somehow I found a Korean NES Comboy unit at a Goodwill in Wilmington last year. If that plastic shell could talk...

Actually, it was at an Out of the Closet! I figured you might be skeptical.

Found this at a random thrift for $2, still sealed. It was quite the hello.