What to do with Suikoden II Case & Instructions?

[smork]

I had this situation work out well for me before. I found a X-Com: UFO Defense case and manual, but it had NHL 97 or similar in it. Pawn shop gave it to me on the cheap, a few weeks later I found a loose X-Com disc.

Went together like chocolate and peanut butter.

I say keep it and hope for the best.

[eskobar]

If you got it free, better keep it

Even if its only the box, its like a treasure, hehehe

[backguard]

If you got it free, better keep it

Even if its only the box, its like a treasure, hehehe

yep - you can always put it on a shelf somewhere and brag about it --- its not like anyone will know there is no game in it.

[willowmoon93]

I also say hold onto it as well. Don't be surprised if you see the Suikoden II disc at the same thrift store but in a totally different jewel case. One of the thrift stores around here does that occasionally, who knows why.

[mailman187666]

keep an eye out on ebay. If its a game that you have been looking for, I'm sure if you are patient, you could find the disk only for cheap and you'd end up with an inexpensive copy of Suikoden 2. I've never seen the game in real life personally.

[The 1 2 P]

For once I'll agree with the majority....keep it. You will find your disc only copy either on ebay or here at the forums. However, if you do decide that you need money, much like a college degree you can fall back on that case and manual for some extra spare cash

[orangest]

heh...i found a japanese gensosuikoden II that was missing the disk at a local goodwill years and years ago, and was never able to trade or sell it, even for a modest price. i ended up giving it away to someone for the cost of postage a few weeks ago.

and yeah, i think i opened up every other CD case that was in the rack that day.

[SEGA_Queen]

Thanks for all the advice guys! I've decided to hold on to them for now. Even if I don't find the disc, at least they will look nice beside my empty Lunar SSSC and Lunar 2 boxes!