Strange place to find sealed PS1 games

[Rejinx]

I stoped at Dollar General to pick up a soda, and ther they were.  About 50 or 60 PS1 games for 6 and 8 dollars a piece.  Most of the games I never heard of and that is more then I usually pay for a game I have never played, but I picked one up.  So, check your local Dollar General.

[Izret101]

They were probably some of the late system releases.

If you remember some of the titles post them.
Maybe i will recognize them.

[snes_collector]

I've saw those there too. They had like 5 different PSX games, two were Largo Wintch and Robo Pit 2, but I don't remember the rest.

[Rejinx]

I bought Baldies (It looked interresting), it was a 2003 release.
And the only other one I can remember is Twisted Metal 3

[Izret101]

I know Largo Winch was a later release.
I don't remember exactly how close towards the end of game production but i think it came out around the same time as VIP and that Jesse James game.

EDIT
I have seen Baldies before.
Did Agetec have a hand in that one?

All of the games mentioned thusfar have been late launches or budget titles.
Well except Twisted Metal.
Which i will garuntee you saw the GH version of.
There are probably 100 thousand of those floating around just in the Spfld, Mass area lol

[wrldstrman]

I would check ebay to see if any of the titles are fetching big bucks..the ps 1 is starting to climb in value

[phoenix1967]

Good point. I saw a PS1 copy of Marvel vs. Capcom at EB yesterday selling for $18.

[den68]

I've seen PS1 games at Dollar General too. A couple others I remember are Castle Ballerburg and Qiz Neo.

they also have PS2 games for $15. I picked up that Sea World Shamu game at Dollar General.

[Sauza12]

I've seen some at my local Dollar General as well.  They are all budget releases that are bottom of the barrel as far as value.  If you have a Value City by you, most of these games go for $4-5.

[Pop Culture Portal]

For those of you that have them, Thorton's gas stations also occasionally carry PS1 games.  Since I've moved from the Cincy area, I haven't seen any Thorton's down here, so I don't know if they're still doing that.

It'll be interesting to see if Family Dollar has any games as well.  I have recently seen Game Boy Color games at Rite Aid and GBA and PS1 games at Rite Aid, CVS, and Walgreens...little pricey for my taste ($15+).