HEY NOW!!!
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You guys are gonna be soooo jealous when you see the complete boxed Commodore I picked up for just two bucks:
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Nupoile is especially envious.Now I just need four fresh "N" size batteries to see if this bad boy actually works.
I had a few other notable pickups:
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CIB PS2 games, $1.99 each:
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Portal Runner
- Batman: Rise of Sin Tzu
- Fallout: Brotherhood of SteelAlso of note:
- CIB
Mary-Kate & Ashley Magical Mystery Mall for PS1, $0.99: A little somethin' for the Narutoman.
- CIB
Madden '98 for Genesis: I now have at one Madden title for every year from 1993 to 2009.
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Legendary Wings NES cart, $2.99
- BradyGames
Secret Codes for Consoles 2007 book,
$2.00 $1.40
Then there was the $9.99 grab bag filled with:
- Silver GBA SP with AC cable and link cable
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Kirby & The Amazing Mirror-
Monster Jam: Total Destruction-
Legend of Spyro: A New Beginning- Two 8MB memory cards for PS2
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Sadly, it appears the link cable has been used as a chew toy:
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Om nom nomHad a few notable non-gaming pickups too, most of which involved my fave non-vidya hobbies:
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- Four Nerf and BuzzBee dart blasters: my best friend picked these up for me at a garage sale. I coulda sworn I told him I was trying to sell off my collection...
- Loose Playskool
TransFormers Robot Heroes Optimus Prime figure, $1.49: Isn't he just the most darling Autobot leader you've ever seen?
- Perplexus Epic: try to roll a little steel ball through 125 different obstacles within the sphere without it falling off the course. It's reminiscent of a 3D version of
Donkey Kong Crash Course from
Nintendo land, with a little Rainbow Road track from any given
Mario Kart game thrown in for extra frustration.