Good place to buy NES games online (besides eBay)?

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Good place to buy NES games online (besides eBay)?

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I found a few eBay stores that have stuff I want, but most of the time they want too much for shipping. Some offer combined shipping, but I don't like how it's added up post auction by the seller instead of eBay themselves. I feel like I'd get screwed on price.

Anyway, are there any good online shops you've bought NES carts from? I'm looking for good prices, modest shipping and clean carts. :)
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Well amazon.com has really reasonable prices for shipping and they add the combine shipping themselves. Other than that I say your best bet is to go down to a thrift store and check out whats going on there.
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atari2600.com seems decent enough. i've never bought from there but their prices seem reasonable enough, but i'd definitely just reccomend checking out thrift stores and the like.
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Did you check half.com? They have fixed shipping rates and a range of prices for each game.
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goatstore.com is my personal favorite, ordered a few times from them and have been satisfied. Their boxes are...improvised...but always packed very well and never damaged!
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Don't you have any local stores that sell used games?
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Honestly, I don't have anywhere that sells anything good that's newer than the PS2. The Replay's here is garbage, so I almost don't bother. eBay is the way I normally get my SNES titles, but I'm more than happy to find another, cheaper way if I can. eBay prices can get pretty brutal.
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Post by Daniel Primed »

I would suggest; http://retrogamescatalog.com/ They are UK based but sell NTSC as well, I just bought Eternal Darkness from them, basically mint condition, reasonable shipping and a far cheaper price than Ebay. The US games may be stored in the US. Worth a look.
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You know, looking at their prices for used games, I don't think I'll be using them. They're asking $8.00 for Ballz 3D, and honestly, that's about $7.00 more than it's worth...

And the only real issue I have with the Retrogames website is that those prices are correct...except they're in the wrong currency. I've seen out of box Super Street Fighter 2 go in USD what they're asking in pounds. And the copy of Final Fight...20 pounds, and I see that go for 5 USD. I'll keep both sites in mind, just in case, but...well, I guess eBay hasn't been that bad to me...
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