Does anyone know the best places to find them? I haven't looked in about 5 years, and back then gamestop still had a decent catalog. I just got a Yobo top-loader and need to find more games! I just got my 8-year old daughter hooked on the classics, and now she's dying to play Bubble Bobble.
Any help out there?
Syd Lexia
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Posted:
Mar 08 2007 05:43 pm
At this point, eBay is probably your best bet.
Actually, have you checked the flea market in Revere? You might be able to find some there.
Thanks for the quick reply, man. As soon as it gets warm out I plan to go pak-hunting.
estarland.com seems to have a decent selection, too. If any small shops come to mind, let me know.
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Posted:
Mar 08 2007 06:10 pm
Overtheedgegames.com (I think that's the URL) deals with this as well. Their offices are in Worcester I think (Maybe Woburn? Something with Wo at the front) so you may not wanna drive out there, but they have a ton of ebay auctions every week.
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Posted:
Mar 08 2007 06:40 pm
If you don't mind illegal, blank ROM carts and a converter. I'm not sure how much that would run, so it's probably better to just get the actual games.
