How would you price games differently if you took food as currency?

[XYXZYZ]

I'm down for trading food for games.

But... does the food have to be in mint condition, in the original package? I still have a factory sealed bottle of Helman's mayonnaise I found in the wild three years ago. I'm looking for a CIB copy of Bloody Wolf or Ninja Spirit for the Turbografx 16, if anyone wants to get a deal rolling.

I'm not too picky about the condition, as long is it's not damaged and the game is playable.

[SpaceHarrier]

I'm down for trading food for games.

But... does the food have to be in mint condition, in the original package? I still have a factory sealed bottle of Helman's mayonnaise I found in the wild three years ago. I'm looking for a CIB copy of Bloody Wolf or Ninja Spirit for the Turbografx 16, if anyone wants to get a deal rolling.

I'm not too picky about the condition, as long is it's not damaged and the game is playable.

I would be interested in this trade. I am looking for the "Free Recipe Book" label variant. It's all I need to complete my collection.

Note: This is the "Free Recipe Book" on Helman's regular mayo, NOT light.

[Rickstilwell1]

The only way i would trade games for food is if it was local and my friend wanted the game. $28? "Ok dude you want this game? Take me to McDonalds for Mushroom Swiss Angus burger meals the next 4 times I come hang out"