The other way to do it on ebay is to buy games from sellers who do not do free shipping, but have a combined shipping rule and lots of cheap games that you want. It's how I bought a lot of the stuff.
The other way to do it on ebay is to buy games from sellers who do not do free shipping, but have a combined shipping rule and lots of cheap games that you want. It's how I bought a lot of the stuff.
[quote name='Shidou Mariya' date='Nov 17 2010, 10:05 PM' post='4889940']
I'm a collector, but only to a certain extent.
Not as extreme as Rickstilwell though.[/quote]
Or you could wait until good games start appearing in lots with crap games, and acquiring them over time like everyone else. Crappy games stack up quick, no reason to purposely seek them out.
This.Originally Posted by Daria
If you just bulk up for the sake of bulking up collectors won't take you serious and just mock you.
The only collections appropriated are ones that took time and TLC. While we can use cheats in games you can't use cheat's to collect.
Life!? ... What console is that on?
THis is the way. Also visit any local game stores not owned buy Gamestop. NES games work best with this method, IMO.
Just curious....
Why would you want to have a large amount of "crap" games?
What would be considered a crap game is relative and some people might think other people's collections are full of crap... but if you yourself consider these games crap, then why?
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