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Where does everyone keep their "valuable" games? Weather they are prototypes of whatever. Do you keep them with your regualr collection or do they get put away somewhere special?

At a garage sale: PSX - Theme Hospital

I don't remember any flickering but I do remember having a heck of a time getting it to stay working even with a new 72 pin conn.

Goodwill: Gameboy- Tetris Kid Ikarus Baseball Tiger Woods PGA Tour Golf 2000 Atari switchbox NES Zapper Another Thrift: Genesis cart only- Michael Jackson's Moonwalker Castle Of Illusion Starring Mickey Star Control NES Power Pad NES Double Dragon 3

Supervision 76 in 1 for NES for $2.99 at a local game exchange type place. Any idea as to the value of one of these?

I have a copy of it at my parents house that was taped off of tv, I should really put it on DVD soon.

I had the same problem with my e-bay connector. Mine is wearing out fast, im starting to have the same old problems with the connetctor...

Where are some good non ebay places to get the NES 72 pin connectors? I wanted to buy a bunch of them.

Not A thrift find but still good. Today In spring pickup I found A Magnavox Odyssey 2 with hookups! The best part is it was free! All I have to do now Is see if it works.

I'm looking for the following dead NES carts: Mega Man 2 and Snakes Revenge. I need them for the front half of the case. Email: [email protected]

Im looking for Snakes Revenge and Mega Man 2 dead cartidges. I need them for the front half of the case. Email: [email protected] I also have some manuals for trade: Game Boy advance: Konami Collector's Series Arcade Advanced Mega Man 3 Battle Network White Game Boy Advance manual Game Boy Advance SP manual Game Boy Color: Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2 Game Boy: Quarterback Club X-Box: WW Raw 2 Super Nintendo: Wheel Of Fortune Deluxe edition Road Runners Death Valley Ralley Sega Master System: Rambo III Atari 2600: Small Black- Basketball (kinda Beat Up But in one peice; no rips) White - Berzerk

I have the following games for sale/ trade: 5200: Joust Q Bert (end lable is pealing off) Popeye (end lable is pealing off) Star Wars: The Arcade Game (glossy part of lable is peeled off where the price sticker was) 2600: Spikes Peak/Artillery Duel Intv: Sharp Shot Space Spartans Atlantis Demon Attack Carnival (has 1.00 written on case) Atari computer Pilot Programming language CXL4018 X-Box Dead To Rights (sealed) $5 As far as trades I am mainly into NES and Gamecube. For nes I am looking for: maniac mansion and arkanoid. Email at [email protected] and make an offer. I have good ebay feedback: misfits10 I don't have the internet at home so I have to do it at work, so sorry if I don't respond right away. I'll try to put u[ a piccture of them sometime soon.

Atari 2600: Pitfall II (has indents where the screws are) H.E.R.O. (has indents where the screws are) Artillery Duel / Spikes peak Double Ender Boxed Coleco Telestar Arcade - Comes with cartride #1 and #2, 3 guns (2 non working), and all the hook ups. I'll put up some pictures tomorrow. If interested make me an offer and ill try to respond asap. [email protected] I have ebay feedback under "misfits10" http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/misfits10002...album?.dir=8c2f

I just picked up a boxed telstar arcade system with 2 cartridges and like 3 guns (2 broken) and was having similar problems. I got a picture with channel 3 but it was scrambled and black and white. i'll have to try another tv and see if it helps.

I'm looking for a copy of populous for the sega master system. I would prefer a complete copy if possible. Thanks.

Sounds like a good idea. It would certainly be easier to figure things out if there were a collective location to go to.

Sounds like a good idea. It would certainly be easier to figure things out if there were a collective location to go to.

Are there any sites that have any info on NES homebrew games, I know theres alot going on with atari but I was just curious about NES stuff. Thanks.

Technically not a "thrift" find but still cool. I bought a bunch of NES stuff from my girlfriends parents. I ended up getting: 3 systems, 1 was a boxed action system about 15 games, nothing real spectacular a game genie with a code book a shit load of wires and controllers and a couple nintendo power issues. The fun part is cleaning that stuff, its been sitting in a basement for quite a while. Its pretty nasty.

We bought Moonwalker for the master system new from Toys R Us back when it came out, I don't recall how much it cost new I would have to ask my dad... I don't think its a bad game as long as you forget that its a game about michael jackson "saving" children.