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Link's Crossbow Training with case and manual (Wii) for $2. 8)
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noiseredux wrote:Link's Crossbow Training with case and manual (Wii) for $2. 8)
I found this surprisingly entertaining, reminded me a lot of Point Blank, well worth $2, nice find.
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noiseredux wrote:Link's Crossbow Training with case and manual (Wii) for $2. 8)
By case do you mean the card board sleeve thing?
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GamerMON wrote:
noiseredux wrote:Link's Crossbow Training with case and manual (Wii) for $2. 8)
By case do you mean the card board sleeve thing?
It didnt come in a proper Wii case in the states?
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emwearz wrote:
GamerMON wrote:
noiseredux wrote:Link's Crossbow Training with case and manual (Wii) for $2. 8)
By case do you mean the card board sleeve thing?
It didnt come in a proper Wii case in the states?
Nope, it came in a big box with the Wii Zapper. Inside the box was a cardboard case like the one Wii Sports came in.
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Josh wrote: Nope, it came in a big box with the Wii Zapper. Inside the box was a cardboard case like the one Wii Sports came in.
yes I mean cardboard case, like Wii Sports. Plus it came with a manual.
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noiseredux wrote:
Josh wrote: Nope, it came in a big box with the Wii Zapper. Inside the box was a cardboard case like the one Wii Sports came in.
yes I mean cardboard case, like Wii Sports. Plus it came with a manual.
I knew about Wii Sports, but both titles came in retail cases in PAL zones.
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emwearz wrote:
noiseredux wrote:
Josh wrote: Nope, it came in a big box with the Wii Zapper. Inside the box was a cardboard case like the one Wii Sports came in.
yes I mean cardboard case, like Wii Sports. Plus it came with a manual.
I knew about Wii Sports, but both titles came in retail cases in PAL zones.
wow, that's cool.
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Picked up Shenmue 2 (With Shenmue dvd) and Broken Sword 3 for $9USD, not the cheapest finds but both games I have been looking for cheap. Also had Toejam and Earl III for $4.50USD however the disc was pretty scratched so I passed.
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Super Mario Brothers 3 $0.50
Heart of Darkness $0.50
Final Fantasy 8 $3.00
Final Fantasy Tactics $3.00
final fantasy 7 $5.00
final fantasy (nes) $5.00
Gameboy micro+finding nemo $14.00
Pokemon fire red $4.00

everything was found at one garage sale except the gameboy stuff which i bought on craigslist
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