GoldLeader

I'd use those for putting a super famicom game into an snes cartridge. No need to mess with the cartridge slot. You would have to find a replacement label though but that's not bad.

I'm not sure if they're still doing this, but in Charlotte there was a Goodwill retail location that was solely focused on electronics and had quite a good game selection. I forget what it was called (something like Goodwill: Electronics, but not that), but I looked it up at the time (2015-ish) and they were rolling out these locations in several large-ish cities and I figured they were funneling the good stuff to those locations.

@copper20  Oh I probably should have specified,  Games were only for PS1 and PS2, and XBOX, XBOX 360 (sometimes Wii).  20 or more of  each title.  No carts to be seen ever.  A long time ago, a different goodwill location had a boxed Atari 2600 for $30, and I didn't buy it because it sounded like there was dirt or gravel rolling around inside the box LOL!

Actually for electronics I've lucked out in the past, having bought a boombox, a 6 disc CD changer (I wanted to have a spare one), and some cables...Strangely I paid more for the cables than I did for the boombox or CD player hehaa...