The PS1 games were $0.50 each. I got Rayman, Brunswick Wake Boarding, Activision Classic Games, The Hercules Action Adventure Game, and Pac-Man World. The (kinda beat-up) TI-81 calculator was $2. I found the complete, with a tattered box, copy of Sewer Shark for $1. The weird thing was that I found Sewer Shark sitting on top of a box of baby toys. The person running the sale had no idea were it came from. At least the disc is in good shape. After seeing Spoony's review of it I don't think I want to play it. The copy of Lords of the Realm II was $1. Lords of Magic is one of my favorite games so I think I'll like this game. And last but not least, the complete copy of Dance Dance Revolution Extreme 2 was $3.
That's about it. I really didn't find much today, even though my city was having one of those "city-wide" garage sale things (and there were a TON of sales today, I guess there was just a ton of crappy sales and a few pretty good ones.)
Reply With Quote
Originally Posted by natinh0
He mentioned that he paid $25 and said it was a good deal and seemed rather happy said that he already had a system but it didn't work or didn't work very well. I checked out the other system they still had and it had a shoe box with 21 games & a boxed system in a small white garbage bag that had writing on it that said $25 with games & extras. I picked out a few games I was mostly interested in and was gonna try and offer .50 per a game for them. I instead decided to offered $10 for the last bundle which was accepted. The lady running the sale was actually really nice and I talked to her for a few minutes, she was telling me how they don't really like newer games and have just recently moved on to the NES fairly recently. Said that one system belong to them and the other was her parents or something like that probably so the kids had a game system to entertain them at the grandparents house.
