What would you do with 960 sealed copies of NHL 96?

[Cmosfm]

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I didn't put this in eBay insanity because I don't want to discuss the auction, we're not talking about the auction at all, but I want to know what YOU would do with 960 sealed copies of NHL 96 for Genesis?

You can't sell em for profit.

You can't really get rid of em at all basically unless you give them away.

Personally, I believe I'd use em for skeet shooting! I'd get me a shotgun and blow the hell out of em.

Tynstar said he'd wallpaper a room, which would be awesome!

Now...what would YOU do with 960 sealed copies of NHL 96?

[dethink]

send them to the mid-east as a gesture of goodwill, and to highlight our gross over-dependence on petroleum to produce such wonderful things as a glut of useless NHL '96 carts?

[morphx]

Float them down the Potomac River.

[VACRMH]

And to think that the stores are already flooded with old sports titles... and this is out there

I think i'd make a boat, or a kickass fort myself.

[Oobgarm]

Either

A) Build a small home out of them

B) Trade them all in to Game Rush

c) Not go hungry for the next 3 years or so

[dethink]

too bad it's an EA game and has that funny shaped cart - if it were a worthless sega-shaped title, like say, sub-terrania, i'd just yank the carts and inserts. i'd bet there's a market out there for 960 new empty genesis clamshells, unlike 960 NHL '96 carts. :P

[morphx]

Home-brewers dream.

[sniperCCJVQ]

Recycle

[tritium]

Use 'em for homebrew game. Take 'em apart and replace the circuitboard or ROM. Relabel, replace insert, rewrap, and ship. === PROFIT!!!


-Trititum

[Habeeb Hamusta]

Build a giant NHL 96 mural of a hocky player.

[cheesystick]

I would make sure that each and every NHL 96' cart found true love with a E.T. Atari 2600 cart, and they would all make sweet beautiful love in a huge orgy down in that infamous landfill in New Mexico.
-crispy

[The Manimal]

I have to say that it's pretty cool. A good game, too

[Anexanhume]

Wait 50 years and finally sell them for a profit

[SegaAges]

I remember playing nhl 96 back in the day. it was super fun. if i remember right, they brought fighting back in 96.

1st anf formost, i would open 1 up and play it. i would then give some out to friends, family, and whoever else wanted 1.

even if i got .50 a piece for them, i would then sell them to somewhere big like gamestop. even if i found a way to keep some, give some away, if i had 900, for .50 a piece, that is $450.

i could do something really cool with them, or i could get more games with them. i would go for more games, but i would defitantely have to play through a season or 2 first. i mean, come on, i have 960 of them, i might as well play the game.

(hmm, so far, i don't think anybody has said play the game.)

[Push Upstairs]

Build me a small, impenetrable fortress.

Or build a time machine and take them back to late 1995 to sell them for a massive profit.

[Ninja Blacksox]

I would play one game on each cartridge.

Each game's victor? The Hartford Whalers.

That's right. 960 "NHL '96" cartridges on which the Hartford Whalers have a 100% win percentage.

I would then bronze all 960 cartridges as a tribute to the greatest NHL organization that has ever been.














Or I 'd sell 'em. I dunno.

-A Boy

[Vigilante]

I would build a custom bazooka/air gun and put on a top loader magazine and whale on the neighbors kids.... GET OFF MY DAMN LAWN!!!

[Ed Oscuro]

I would build Atlantis out of that many Genesis games.

[Querjek]

Build a fort.


Bridge the English Channel.


Bridge the United States, China, and Spain.

[Qixmaster]

i would open them all just to get the feelng of opening a new game. it's a damn good feeling

also... isn't it amzing that these games once sold for $50+ a pop?!?!?! now look at them. talk about depreciation.