Game hunting.

[BarcaBoy]

Question,
When you are in a goodwill, where do you begin your search? I typically glance over the electronics then make my way to the CD section. After the CD section i head over to the VHS section. Then I'm pretty much done. When I see pick up videos of people finding SNES, NES, Genesis games, I always wonder where are they generally located.

[Daria]

Question,
When you are in a goodwill, where do you begin your search? I typically glance over the electronics then make my way to the CD section. After the CD section i head over to the VHS section. Then I'm pretty much done. When I see pick up videos of people finding SNES, NES, Genesis games, I always wonder where are they generally located.

Sometimes they toss games in with the books too.

[Gameguy]

Question,
When you are in a goodwill, where do you begin your search? I typically glance over the electronics then make my way to the CD section. After the CD section i head over to the VHS section. Then I'm pretty much done. When I see pick up videos of people finding SNES, NES, Genesis games, I always wonder where are they generally located.

Video games would be in the display case. It probably varies with each location, different stores keep them in different spots.

[DK1105]

I think the most important hint with game hunting is not to expect to find gold every time you go out. There are some days when you find nothing and others were you find a stack of hard to find boxed rpgs. Also don't be afraid to buy something you don't collect for. If you find something that is cheap, rare and in demand but isn't something your looking for trade it. If you not into collecting for the Saturn spend some time familiarizing yourself with some of the in demand titles and be ready pick them up and trade with someone here.

One of my favorite things when hunting is to pick up games that will never show up on a best of or worst of list and have been forgotten by time only to rediscovered in a thrift store bargain bin.