Games from my tattooist and other shop keepers.

[thx1138]

Today, my tattoiist's wife, had a load of SNES games to sell. I offered to either pay £20 for the lot, or sell it fo a comission. I bought the lot, for £20.

Lawnmower Man
Super Mario World
Zelda
Star Trek
Simcity
Buster Busts Loose
Lemmings (super famicom)

the guy in the junk shop, called me over, and asked me to sell a camera for him on eBay. I agreed, in excahnge for the calculators on sale.

I live in an "ubran village". It's a kinda expensive part of town, a big town, yet in the square mile of the area Iive in, there are lots of local shops, not chain stores, a junk shop, two thrift stores. Both the thrift stores and the junk shop hold the retro for me, the tattoist passed my details on to all that have games to trade, and the cyber-cafe at the end of the road does the same.

[den68]

damn, must be nice to have first dibs like that. cool setup you got there.

[thx1138]

it's cool, but kinda  double edged sword.

To keep "first dibs", I often buy stuff I don't need or want, at a cheap price, and then sell it on or swap it.

i.e Sonic 1 for 75pence. I prolly buy that 20 times a year. Stil worth it though.

[den68]

well you get to load up on trade bait then. finding room for 20 copies of Sonic must be fun.

[thx1138]

I still got over 1,000 copies of NHL

[Izret101]

I still got over 1,000 copies of NHL

Still buying the 20 copies of Sonic a year helps you get how many other good deals a year?

It is more of a small trade off than a double edged swoprd if you ask me.

Like Den said you have a very nice system set up.

Besides you can always stick crappy games in as extras for other games you sell. Bump the starting price up a Euro to qet a 25 pence off your profit.

[Arrrhalomynn]

You're like the king in your own kingdom of games.