So, what did you buy this weekend?
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Dolfhin
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Wanna trade?Flack posted on Oct 21 2003 at 03:16 AM said:
Yeah, that's at my house. Damn auctions.
Flack
You must be a really lucky man
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generalnmx
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Wow Flack, you're a lot younger then I thought you were...
And I lot richer, too...
Heh.
And I lot richer, too...
Heh.
Zider
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I got access denied on that link..Flack posted on Oct 21 2003 at 04:16 AM said:
Yeah, that's at my house. Damn auctions.
Flack
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whodahell600
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i guess this means u got a little bored w/ ur gp32 and decided to go more non-portable.
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What the battery life on the on the blue and white one.
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Tobriand
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Why bother with MAME when he's got the real machines?
Azure
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Damn! That kid is so lucky
Flack
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Well, let's see.
First of all, the machine on the end (the orange DK Jr. cabinet) *IS* a MAME machine.
I bought two of those machines (Shinobi and Bucky O'Hare) for $100 each at an auction last year. Two weeks ago, I picked up the Heavy Barrel cabinet for $200. Last weekend at Super Auctions in Dallas, I picked up Road Riot 4WD ($175), Aero Fighters ($175), and Neo Geo - Double Dragon ($200). I also have Metal Slug and Puzzle Bobble for the Neo Geo.
If you are looking for games between about 1984 and 1994 then I would expect to pay between $100-$500 for games. "Classics" (Ms. Pac-Man and Galaga in particular) go for anywhere from $500-$1000, depending on condition. Newer games are insanely expensive (just saw a Harley Davidson game go for $3000).
Yeah, my kid's gonna be spoiled as shit. You can't see the Air Hockey table or Slot Machine from that shot. All that stuff is in my backyard in a 14x35 building with A/C and everything. Cool place to hang out when the guys are over (there's also a fridge, microwave, and poker table out there as well, along with my Atari 2600's, SNES, N64, PSX, and Genesis (the PS2 and Dreamcast stayed in the house)).
Flack
First of all, the machine on the end (the orange DK Jr. cabinet) *IS* a MAME machine.
I bought two of those machines (Shinobi and Bucky O'Hare) for $100 each at an auction last year. Two weeks ago, I picked up the Heavy Barrel cabinet for $200. Last weekend at Super Auctions in Dallas, I picked up Road Riot 4WD ($175), Aero Fighters ($175), and Neo Geo - Double Dragon ($200). I also have Metal Slug and Puzzle Bobble for the Neo Geo.
If you are looking for games between about 1984 and 1994 then I would expect to pay between $100-$500 for games. "Classics" (Ms. Pac-Man and Galaga in particular) go for anywhere from $500-$1000, depending on condition. Newer games are insanely expensive (just saw a Harley Davidson game go for $3000).
Yeah, my kid's gonna be spoiled as shit. You can't see the Air Hockey table or Slot Machine from that shot. All that stuff is in my backyard in a 14x35 building with A/C and everything. Cool place to hang out when the guys are over (there's also a fridge, microwave, and poker table out there as well, along with my Atari 2600's, SNES, N64, PSX, and Genesis (the PS2 and Dreamcast stayed in the house)).
Flack
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