Shadow of the Beast II for the Sega CD, and an Ideal brand official Rubik's Cube, still shrinkwrapped. The wrap is a bit tattered and sadly the side facing away from the camera shows that the plastic in the Cube's core went brittle and broke, and loose pieces are rattling around inside it. Still, I got all nerdy when I saw it. And it was sold from a store called Edison, which was a great little place in the late '70s and early '80s along the lines of stores like Best and Wilson's/Service Merchandise. An earlier era of 'big box stores' that are all sadly gone. They all used to have fantastic catalogs, though. Oh so many memories of looking through the Christmas catalogs as a kid.
The store I bought Shadow of the Beast II at has a proverbial shitload of rare games. They've got heaps of Japanese Dreamcast games, three UK Dreamcast releases (two of which never made it stateside), and Sega CD titles like Vay, Popful Mail, and Lunar. The guy's prices are a bit steep on consoles ($110 for a black Sega Sports Dreamcast? $45 for a Playstation 1?) but the Sega CD RPGs were only $49.99 each. He didn't have prices on the UK Dreamcast titles, so he went to 'check the computer'. It was obvious that he was looking them up on eBay. And not finding any info about them, probably because he was checking the US eBay rather than the UK version. Still, If he's got some not-too-steep prices on Headhunter and Evil Twin, I wouldn't mind getting them both.