yuppicide
04-17-2005, 11:47 PM
Well, I'm back from Hawaii. I didn't find much in the way of used video games, but what I did is about to be sold here VERY CHEAP. :)
It doesn't seem that Hawaii thrift stores get a lot of video games in general. There's a few Salvation Army stores, Goodwill stores (although the one I saw was closed) and if any of you are down by Kona there's a place called Treasure Island Thrift or something. It's in the phone book and now they have two locations. It's 7000 square feet. Pretty big.
Here's two pictures I took that reminded me of video games:
http://tinypic.com/4ingn7
I don't know if you can see it that well, but there's a hiking or donkey trail that goes up the mountain and zigzag's. It instantly reminded me of Spike's Peak for the Atari 2600. :)
http://tinypic.com/4inh95
That one reminded me of the fireballs in Donkey Kong, so I bought it.
In the Gamestop out there they had Pac-Man wrist bands and a Pac-Man belt buckle made out of metal. Looked pretty cool.. was the maze with dots, and ghosts and everything.
It doesn't seem that Hawaii thrift stores get a lot of video games in general. There's a few Salvation Army stores, Goodwill stores (although the one I saw was closed) and if any of you are down by Kona there's a place called Treasure Island Thrift or something. It's in the phone book and now they have two locations. It's 7000 square feet. Pretty big.
Here's two pictures I took that reminded me of video games:
http://tinypic.com/4ingn7
I don't know if you can see it that well, but there's a hiking or donkey trail that goes up the mountain and zigzag's. It instantly reminded me of Spike's Peak for the Atari 2600. :)
http://tinypic.com/4inh95
That one reminded me of the fireballs in Donkey Kong, so I bought it.
In the Gamestop out there they had Pac-Man wrist bands and a Pac-Man belt buckle made out of metal. Looked pretty cool.. was the maze with dots, and ghosts and everything.