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Hello. I just wonder where it is possible to get NES games, if anyone has any suggestions please send them. I would really appriciate it! :P
Actually, not all was thinking. Some was plotting, some was planning, and finally the explaining of my plan which I plotted after I thought of it.
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"NES-RULE!" wrote:Hello. I just wonder where it is possible to get nes games, if anyone has any suggestions please send them. I would really appriciate it! :P Garage sales Flea markets friends/family/neighbors Ebay used game shops And anything else you can think of. Basically, most people in the mainstream want to get rid of their NES stuff, 'cause it's old and not so glitsy like the current systems. You should be able to get stuff pretty cheap, or even free. Good luck! -- Derek
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Rank: Bowser
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A kind of rule of thumb that we started adapting around here is, ASK EVERYONE YOU KNOW!!! You never know who might have something that they don't even want anymore. Some people will just give them to you (not dealers, of course).
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I'll back the ASK EVERYONE YOU KNOW! thinking. Since when I have all my current deals taken care of I'll have aquired somwhere in the area of 60 - 80 carts for free (or cost of shipping). But don't just leave it at asking everyone you know, get them to ask everyone THEY know.
 
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Rank: Koopa Paratroopa
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Amazon.com is another place that has a good selection af NES games, if you prefer a set price (like me) rather than risking the chance of getting completely screwed on a deal.
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Well, a set price is good, but free is better, so ask, then search stores :)
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Rank: Koopa Paratroopa
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"NES-Luke" wrote:Well, a set price is good, but free is better, so ask, then search stores :) Very good point. Free stuff rules 8)
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"ShadowXMetalshred" wrote:...if you prefer a set price... Another great place to find them with a set price is: http://half.ebay.com/index.jspIt's ran by E-Bay, but there's no auction involved. When you search for the game you desire, search under 'All Categories.' Then click on the links for 'Video Games,' 'Electronics,' 'Computers,' and 'Everything Else.' Alot of people aren't sure where to put the NES games (though it seems obvious to me!), and end up putting them in the other categories as well. Good luck!
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