Good places to find old games

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deathclaw wrote:
chupon wrote:craigslist - although carry a gun when deals are going down in weird locations and never go into peoples basements.
About those basements..has ever something bad happened to you in a basement of a Craigslist member ? :)
Yeah, in a basement. You know, fightin' in a basement offers a lot of difficulties. Number one being, you're fightin' in a basement!

Who gets it? :D
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emwearz wrote:Half the fun is the hunt!
true and it becomes an addiction
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jfe2 wrote:
deathclaw wrote:
chupon wrote:craigslist - although carry a gun when deals are going down in weird locations and never go into peoples basements.
About those basements..has ever something bad happened to you in a basement of a Craigslist member ? :)
Yeah, in a basement. You know, fightin' in a basement offers a lot of difficulties. Number one being, you're fightin' in a basement!

Who gets it? :D
Would you mind telling us more about that story? It looks really interesting :)
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girlracer wrote:
emwearz wrote:Half the fun is the hunt!
true and it becomes an addiction
Very true, many people hunt for games more than they play them, hunting is awesome as long as you set yourself some rules (my general rule is I dont pay more than $10 for any single game, I break it from time to time) if you find a game you want it might be $25 but you know its worth less, few months down the track of hunting you will find it for $5 off someone who has no idea...best feeling in the world.
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It is the journey from that one game/system that started you off to where you are currently. This has inpsired me, off to start a new thread.
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Yeah, in a basement. You know, fightin' in a basement offers a lot of difficulties. Number one being, you're fightin' in a basement!

Who gets it? :D
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swiftzx wrote:Since you live in NC, then try Edward Mckay
Is that a bookstore in Greensboro? The name sounds familiar.
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my local GoodWill has alot of games, CIB NES games for $2
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