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It's not an "omfg holy shit!" good deal, but I did manage to win an auction last night for a CIB copy of Eternal Darkness for $26.

ElkinFencer10 wrote:It's not an "omfg holy shit!" good deal, but I did manage to win an auction last night for a CIB copy of <Gamecube> Eternal Darkness for $26.

Not a bad price for a pretty good game, how much was the shipping?

ElkinFencer10 wrote:It's not an "omfg holy shit!" good deal, but I did manage to win an auction last night for a CIB copy of Eternal Darkness for $26.

Nice price for a fun game. Turn the lights down one night and get ready for an experience.

CRTGAMER wrote:

ElkinFencer10 wrote:It's not an "omfg holy shit!" good deal, but I did manage to win an auction last night for a CIB copy of <Gamecube> Eternal Darkness for $26.

Not a bad price for a pretty good game, how much was the shipping?

$4

ElkinFencer10 wrote:It's not an "omfg holy shit!" good deal, but I did manage to win an auction last night for a CIB copy of <Gamecube> Eternal Darkness for $26 <plus $4 shipping>.

Not a super price, but better then most listings. Besides the game today is hard to find locally, well worth getting at thirty bucks! For a first generation disc based Nintendo console that was ridiculed back in the day, the Gamecube has killer unique titles.

CRTGAMER wrote:

ElkinFencer10 wrote:It's not an "omfg holy shit!" good deal, but I did manage to win an auction last night for a CIB copy of <Gamecube> Eternal Darkness for $26 <plus $4 shipping>.

Not a super price, but better then most listings. Besides the game today is hard to find locally, well worth getting at thirty bucks! For a first generation disc based Nintendo console that was ridiculed back in the day, the Gamecube has killer unique titles.

Yeah, I've only seen it in the wild once, and it was $60.

Picked up a lot of Gamecube games not too long ago:

Super Mario Sunshine - disc only
Paper Mario: Thousand Year Door - missing manual
Mario Kart Double Dash - complete
Mega Man Anniversary Collection - complete
Def-Jam Fight for NY - disc only
Tony Hawk American Wasteland - complete
NBA Street vol 2 - complete
Lego Star Wars - complete

$5 each Not too interested in the latter 4, but $40 for the Mario games seemed like a nice deal, now I have to find a junk GC controller to swap the A and B buttons to make the Mega Man game playable

I got a sealed X Band modem for the Genesis off of eBay for $13 shipped. It doesn't seem to be very much in demand and it seems like there are a few more for sale on there, but still: it's a freakin modem for a Sega Genesis! I try not to spend too much on stuff simply because it's interesting, but if I was going to I thought this was a fun choice.

Today I went to Brawley, California. I was going to go to Yuma AZ, but in the end, plans changed. Before I drove up to Brawley, I went to my closest GameStop where I bought, Aegis of Earth for $15. I got it for less because I also had an extra birthday coupon. So on their Main Street there were four thrift stores. One of them didn’t have anything worthwhile. In the second thrift store I found a sealed PSP game, MACH. On the packaging it said $10, but the lady rung it up at $5. Must be a ½ off day! In the second thrift store I found a generic PS2 game, Pryzm. I got that one for $2.50. As I was paying the guy I look down on his glass display and I found a copy of Mario and Luigi Bowser’s Inside Story for DS, and it also came home with me, $3.00. The last thrift store I went to, I lucked out. There for $15, I got some alt sports GameCube games some PSP games and a Neil Gaiman book. I’m really excited for the PSP games. I now have a nice copy of Outrun 2006. And that other game right next to it disc only, is the First Legend of Heroes RPG! I already have this game, but for the price the guy gave it to me, I wasn’t going to let it go. Finally the last place I went to was the local Walmart, where I saw Iron Man 3 Blu-ray for $3.75! I thought this was a typo, but when the worker there scanned it for me, that was the price! I just paid a bit more for taxes. So my trip to Yuma fizzled out, but I still made off like a bandit, pretty good within good old Imperial County in Southern California.