The labe for that DC Half-Life demo looks a bit odd. Are you sure it's legit and not a printed label on a CD-R?
The labe for that DC Half-Life demo looks a bit odd. Are you sure it's legit and not a printed label on a CD-R?
I decided to go out of town, to Harker Heights, TX to see their dock sale.
Even though the finds look alright I was very disappointed. Their sale was maybe less than half the size of the one I go to in Waco. Anyway, onto the finds!
Starting with the most obvious "Holy crap how in the heck did you get that?" items I got those PS2s for $7 each. Both of the disc drive doors are busted on the systems. Why did I buy them then? Take a look, they both have network adapters attached (not to mention they came with that power cable on the lower right and one system has an official Sony 8mb PS2 memory card)
I wish Cakewalk was in that PC box on the lower right but all that's in there is the PC MIDI cables that originally went with it. Still useful for me at $1.
Also got Phantasmagoria, 4 discs (is that right?) and the first disc for Final Fantasy VII platium edition for PC. If anyone needs the FFVII disc shoot me a PM and we can work out something for it.
The meter thing in the middle is a Rat Shack "Micronta" brand SWR Field tester. These bring in the $15 range. The camera below it is very nice. It's a 7.1 MP Canon Powershot. I put batteries in it and it powers on, but the LCD shows only black. All of the picture taking options and stuff show up on the LCD, but it shows no actual image. I'm not sure what's wrong with it.
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Almost let an R9 pass me by. I was at a local store the other day and noticed an unusual cartridge labeled Entex. My internal alarm rang about it, but for some reason I put it back down and figured I'd check on it later. Well I went to a few other places and of course completely forgot about it until today. I checked the rarity guide and it's listed as an R9! Surely it wouldn't still be there....but alas it was.
Space Invader 2 - Entex Select-A-Game - $4.98
Didn't see the system anywhere, but I may go back and do a little more digging later on.
Not sure what I'll do with it yet, I'd love to find someone in need of the game and work something out.
Edit - I should mention this is my first ever R9! Woohoo!
Nothing special, did a quick run out today:
Genesis - Pirate's Gold (boxed) - 1.98
PS2 - Persona 3 FES (complete) - 14
Already got a complete pirates gold so I'll end up just selling or trading this one I think. Been wanting to play Persona 3 for a while so I picked it up. No clue what a fair price was for it, 14 seemed just fine.
I decided to leave earlier than usual. And I guess I scored good stuff today.
The Neverhood - NEW AND SEALED - $4 (down from $5)
Final Fantasy VII CIB - $3
The Lost Treasures Of Infocom CIB (3.5"/5.25" floppy version, this thing weighs more than a friggin' phone book) - $5
DVDs: The Stabilizer (The Drunken Master's Grand Theft Auto!), Afraid To Die - $2 each
Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade soundtrack - $1
Thief Gold - $1.50
USB PC Transfer cable NIB - $3
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Other notes: One guy had several Dreamcast games around for $5 each. Skies of Arcadia... was missing disc 1. I figured I'd pick up Shenmue but when he got it he raised the price to $10. "You said $5 a game!" "Well this has two games!" "The hell it does! It's the same game!" So I left it.
The booth where I picked up those DVDs had lots of weird gems. I left behind a ton of good DVDs... because I wasn't sure if I could afford them. I regret it now. :P
There were a handful of retail copies made. I've seen pics of a manual/rear insert, and know someone who's got access to a sealed one and according to them, it was one of about a dozen in that initial pressing.
The label does look a bit off, but it wasn't a standard released demo, if anything its some kind of E3 demo,and those had all kinds of random labels, as they were 'locked' into machines for people to play so it didn't matter what they really looked like. The bigger question is if its really on a GD-Rom. That would raise the likelyhood of it being legit.
Because it makes no attempt to be great, it is therefore extremely great.
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2 Japanese PS2 games: $2.00 a piece: Really water Damaged but i'm not complaining for the price
3 Boxed NES Games: A whopping 0.99 cents a piece
TRINITRON: A pocket tearing $80.00. If it weren't the exact same TV I had before but slightly bigger with S-video I wouldn't have shelled out that much. Now I can enjoy my dreamcast and N64 in S-Video like they were meant to be played in instead of the composite I was using like a cave man.
Got a boxed Colecovision today in from an auction I won from the Goodwill site
I went to a few different Gamestop's today and first exchanged the open-new copy of Tekken 6 I bought with a factory sealed copy. I then bought Star Wars: The Force Unleashed Sith Edition for $20 and picked up the Dreamcast Gameshark from Goodwill for $2.50.
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Whaddya mean invalid parameters?!
9,000 gigs of ram and it still can't answer a simple question!
Wow, nice find on the sealed Neverhood Kitsune. 0_0
Hellvin enjoy Persona 3, one of the best RPGs I have ever played, I put around 100 hours into it and another 200 into Persona 4.
I'll probably hit up Hollywood Video for the $5 sale one last time since its ending today. Finds have been really dry around here compared to you guys lately.
God, Kitsune.
I was happy about finding a mint jewelcased The Neverhood a few weeks ago.
I bet sealed The Neverhood has to be worth at least $100. And of course Infocom Treasures is worth a bit and FFVII of course. I bet you have at least $200 of stuff right there.
Damn.
/me hopes to outdo Kistune at the Goodwill dock sale tomorrow even though it'll be like 15 degrees outside.
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Well, I sell these to pay the bills and this month is going to be BRUTAL. I have to pay our property taxes, and I'm having a wisdom tooth extracted on Friday, so that means no flea market hunting for a few days.
And there's LOTS of competition around here. I see at least three or four people who hunt for the same kind of crap I sell. In fact, I think at least one of them knows about my little eBay business...
Good luck on the dock sale, by the way. That's ONE thing that I'm jealous of - there's no Goodwills where I live.
(If anyone's curious, I own another copy of Lost Treasures of Infocom, but that's -my- copy. All the manuals and inserts are sealed, and it didn't include 5.25" floppies.)
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I was just cleaning up the collection a little bit so I could continue inventory and I came across something I didn't even know I owned.
I can't remember where I got this at all. It's apparently Gradius II from the sticker on the top of the cart. I'm guessing this is a run of the mill pirate cart? I don't think it's an official release. I checked in the DP database and the game is shown being released in Japan and Brazil but I can't find a reference on the cart for either company. Any clues? Both the DP listings say it's a black famicom cart and that's the only part that seems to fit.
You'll probably be able to flea market hunt the next day after your wisdom teeth. Got mine removed on the 30th, I was completely out of it the first day but the next day I was able to go to new year's parties. It was fine other than I couldn't eat any food or drink. Good luck!
Hellvin, I'm pretty sure that's a bootleg cart. The top label is attrocious and the illustration is sideways. To top it off, it's a black NES cart, which is different from a Famicom cart.
Kitsune, good luck on that tooth. If you don't feel like watching movies, play some nice, quiet Zork!