Epic Finds

[Anonymous No.1579518]

What were some of the best; Garage sale, op shop and things of that nature finds whether its games or consoles I want to know

[eTan !OD.c6PSqx6 No.1579523]

>>1579518
http://pastebin.com/eRyakp9K
This is a collection I stumbled upon for 100 dollars altogether. There were a few more, this was just a list I dug up from that amount of stuff that I was willing to sell/trade back then. Most of its been divvied up between friends/sold except for stuff like chrono trigger, ff3, and some other gems which now have homes in my collection

[Anonymous No.1579534]

>>1579523
Awesome, where did you get it?

[eTan !OD.c6PSqx6 No.1579545]

>>1579534
At the time I worked at a retro game shop with a terrible P.O.S. system. The guy didn't want to stand around while we tallied up how much money he'd get in store (it would have literally taken two hours because that's literally how terrible that POS system was), so he just said 100 bucks for it all and I snapped it up with my own cash on hand.

[Anonymous No.1579570]

Don't know if I'd call it "epic" but this was my best garage sale weekend from last year.

[Anonymous No.1579594]

>>1579570

Pretty good Genesis haul.

[Anonymous No.1579601]

>>1579594
I was more impressed by Castlevania: Legacy of Darkness CIB; I didn't know that game existed until I found it.

[Anonymous No.1579609]

>>1579601

Well, Bloodlines is easily the best Castlevania game in that picture, so

[Anonymous No.1579613]

>>1579609
Obviously, I just didn't know there were two Castlevania games on the 64.

[Anonymous No.1579635]

>>1579613
Legacy of Darkness is pretty underrated, I'd say very good job.

[Anonymous No.1579665]

Friday, $38.