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No thanks I'll stick with actual cartridges. It just feels more authentic.

No damage and writing to label and cartridge, no bootlegs, and game MUST save perfectly. PM me photos please. I'll pay 35$ + shipping for each. Pokemon Yellow Version Pokemon Emerald Version (Game MUST not say that the internal battery has run dry) I'm only looking for these three since I already have Blue, Gold, Leafgreen, and Sapphire. I'm not interested in Red, Silver, Ruby, or Firered as I have no need for them.

I'm gonna point this out real quick - PS2 games are EXTREMELY cheap compared to other systems. It didn't take me very long to get a nice sized collection of about maybe 60 games on it. If you have an Xbox, don't bother buying any FPS games on the PS2 excluding the timesplitters games. They're better on Xbox. Same with GTA styled games that aren't Rockstar or 3rd person shooter games that aren't exclusives. I just think they played better on Xbox. Otherwise the majority of 3rd party was better on PS2 to be honest.

Well we got the new Zelda coming out... but yeah even the Saturn had a better launch, same with Dreamcast and PlayStation 1 if you ask me.

Bump - still looking!

Clone Wars I'm trying to get on PlayStation 2, but sure for Nightfire. Does it have the manual? Can I see photos of the case and disc - I hope it's in really good shape.

Bump, still looking.

Trading for the Xbox versions of these games (Excluding Star Wars: The Clone Wars, which I am after the PS2 version) since I'm trying to keep most non-exclusive fighting and shooting titles I pick up for Xbox only. Reason for this is, is that I think the Xbox was much better for these titles. All games have the manuals and work well. Listed: 007 Nightfire (GameCube) 007 Everything or Nothing (PS2) 007 From Russia With Love (PS2) 007 Agent Under Fire (PS2) XIII (PS2) Simpsons Hit and Run (PS2) Red Dead Revolver (PS2) Hulk (PS2) Incredible Hulk: Ultimate Destruction (PS2) MLB Slugfest 20-04 (PS2) Metal Arms: Glitch in the System (PS2) Star Wars: Clone Wars (GameCube, looking for PlayStation 2 version) Versions must be the Xbox version, work, and have manuals. Only exception is Star Wars Clone Wars, I am after the PS2 version as I mentioned. That one needs to be CIB as well. Please no stickers, residue, or writing on the manuals/case/artwork/disc. (Yes, there are people who have written on the disc) Update 1-8-17: XIII can not be trade for anymore, I have the game on Xbox now, but I am selling it for 6$ plus shipping.

Super Paper Mario Lego Star Wars CS Guitar Hero III Super Mario Galaxy Mario Kart Wii Boom Blox Wario Land Shake It Wii Music New Super Mario Bros Wii Sonic Colors Super Mario Galaxy 2 Kirby's Epic Yarn Donkey Kong Country Returns

70$ for Secret of Mana but it's a great game. But it doesn't need to be 70 dollars let alone it's probably even more than that now. Who's behind upping the prices of SNES games?

I am but at the moment I'll sleep on it. I'll definitely consider in a few weeks - just bought a bunch of game boy games a few days ago.

Ok I'll look into buying another one then.

I need my Super Game Boy fixed - the sound on the games is not working.

Bump - found The Lion King on Game Gear.

Bump - found Crash N-Tranced.

No stickers or damage on labels please - also no names on the cartridges. No bootlegs either please. Game Boy/Color Batman - 3.99 Bugs Bunny Crazy Castles 1, 2, and 4 (4.99 each) Daffy Duck: The Marvin Missions - 2.99 Darkwing Duck - 4.99 Ducktales 1 and 2 - 4.99 each or both for 9.99 Looney Tunes (Color Version, in a black cartridge) - 9.99 Nemesis - 3.99 TaleSpin - 4.99 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Fall of the Foot Clan - 4.99 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: Back From The Sewers - 6.99 Game Boy Advance Banjo Kazooie: Grunty's Revenge - 9.99 Donkey Kong Country - 11.99 Donkey Kong Country 2 - 11.99 Donkey Kong Country 3 - 11.99 Doom - 24.99 Doom II - 34.99 Gradius Galaxies - 12.99 The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past + Four Swords - 19.99 Pac Man Collection - 3.99 Rayman Advance - 4.99 Rayman 3 - 4.99 Sonic Advance 3 - 7.99 Spyro: Season of Ice - 3.99 Super Ghouls N' Ghosts - 19.99 Wolfenstein 3D - 14.99 Sega Game Gear Aladdin - 4.99 Jungle Book - 4.99 Tails' Adventure - 9.99 (Not sure how much this goes for) TaleSpin - 4.99

Well I found out why the screw wouldn't go in. That square thing with a hole was supposed to go where the battery cover screw screws into! Damn I'm an idiot. Either case it still needs the volume slider fixed.

I have a few jobs that need to be fixed... Game Boy Original - Ghost lines on screen, likely needs new caps. Game Boy Color - Speaker needs to be replaced. Also would like a front lit screen and a new battery cover (Clear Purple). Game Boy Advance Original - Would like a backlit screen on it - very hard to see. Game Boy Advance SP AGS 101 - The volume slider seems to be very staticy and sometimes moving it even up makes the sound go out unless I move it more. Could use a new speaker, and volume slider cleaning. Update - Figured out WHY the screw wouldn't go in. That square thing wasn't in the right spot! Well that solves that mystery. Still need to see about getting the volume slider cleaned and maybe a new speaker.

Funny you should ask, if you type in Disney VHS and search that on eBay, you'll see idiots putting them up for thousands of dollars. How they haven't been banned from eBay is beyond me.

Yeah I just bought a 15 year old DVD player that still works perfectly.

Good to know - I'll grab a DVD player from Goodwill that works.

Anyone know if there's any cheap repair services around for maybe 10$ + shipping? I'm having a lot of trouble with watching tv shows on DVD on my PS2, and I don't want to get a DVD player since I'll have to buy another power strip and have to use a component video switch. Basically what happens is that during a DVD movie, it plays fine for a bit, then it starts freezing, then afterwards it says "Unable to read disc." on the screen. My model is an SCPH-30001R. Quick rant here: Why can't Sony LEARN to make reliable products? I tried a VCR a month or two ago that was from 1996 and it snapped a tape, and beforehand I tried one from 2000 by Sony and it wouldn't eject well 6 years ago. Do they not even bother to test their equipment? Sega Saturns rarely break down, and they use CDs! Why?