playntrade videogames

[Press_Start]

I visited the one in I think West Caldwell, NJ, couple years ago, out of curiosity. I found it to have an insufficient selection of both classic and modern games. Workers had absolutely no clue about systems older than the PS2.

Ya really missed out of good stuff. Managed to pluck Wild Guns, World Class Baseball 95 (32x), and a few other rarities for dirt cheap. Sorry to say, the place closed down recently but the others in East Hanover and Garfield are still up and running. Heck, yesterday I managed to snatch both Bioshock 1 (GH) and Bioshock 2 (New) for $10 a piece for their penny power sale (essentially B1G1 sale). So, not too bad.

[j_factor]

There is one Play N Trade kinda near me, but it sucks. Their classics are strictly NES, SNES, Playstation, and N64 -- they don't even carry Genesis stuff. Their inventory for said systems is pretty poor, too. There's really no reason for them to be so limited; it's a decent-sized store, and they have tons of empty space.

[Sparkster]

Yeah, one near me went under in Vancouver. First owner was a little shady, and ran off owing some people money. Fortunately, my credit held up with the next owners, and I was able to use it up buying a PSP game. The next time I went to check out what they had, they were gone.

So tips to all the traders out there - use up your credit.

[kafa111]

Fairfax VA? Where?

it was in Alexandria, right off route one next to a dominoes