I found a copy of Steel Battalion. And the monstrous controller.



I also found some other XBox titles, and a few NGage games for lulz.

jealous! as a total mech/giant robot nerd the steel battalion controller is something i like a LOT

At a Value Village thrift store, I found a mint condition copy of Stuart Little for PS for $1, a mint condition copy of GTA2 for PS for $4, a copy of Driver for PS for $4, a mint condition of WWF: War Zone for PS for $3, a Game Gear for $8, a miniature SNES for $20, Ecco the Dolphin for Game Gear for $5, a Game Boy Pocket for $8, an early-90's Toshiba Satellite laptop with a monochrome screen for $10, and a really nice portable LCD screen with composite and mono sound input and a built-in speaker that ran on either batteries or DC power for $15.

I don't have much luck with garage sales, but I found an Atari 2600 joystick and a beautiful set of paddles together for $3.

Hum, I found a PS2 with a controller, 39€. Also, a NES, with controller, 59€, from the same seller. No, didn't actually buy either.

good! cause those are some pretty obscene prices

N64 with 3 controllers and an extra jumper pak with that weird ejector plastic thing. $12.99


N64 Games, $3 each w/manuals. Mario 64, Yoshi Story, and Starfox 64. GT 1&2 $2 each.


1943 $3, Megaman 3 $6, Digger T. Rock $2, Burgertime $2


Gameshark GB/GBC 49 cents, Truth or Lies Sealed $4


Centipede $2, Tom Clancy Rouge Spear $2, Final Fantasy Tactics $3, Tee Off! $1


N64 stuff, PSone games, and MM3 up for trade.

The little plastic thing is to remove the jumper pack.

Desided to do a video instead of pictures because of the crappy Ipod camera.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IVb2SyTfO3M
Got it all for $46.00 I am happy with it.

Got this weird Apple thing today from Goodwill; not exactly sure what it is but it says Apple Airport Base Station on the back. I guess it's a router? It looked cool so I bought it for $3.99. Controllers were $2.99 each. In other news, a Savers opened up in my area yesterday. Missed the grand opening but had some time to check it out today, and I found Resident Evil 3 amidst some sports games. Passed on 5 bare PS1 systems at $7.99 each; one was a 9000 series though so I might go back and pick it up to chop it apart. Other ones were 5000, 5500 (or somewhere in between there), and 2 7000's.

Overall a nice store, really bright & spacious, nice and organized and clean also but this being their second day of operation I don't expect that to continue.

It's an 802.11b wireless access point.

Picked up 7 Playstation games and 2 PC games for $3 total. Guy just wanted 'em gone.

I also recently found a Miracle piano. It's the same one that came out for NES, but the hookups and documentation are for Mac. Not sure what to do with it - I thought it was the NES one when I purchased. Oh well.

Buy a new connector cable, eagle.

Yeah I think they are all the same except for the different connecter cables for each interface. Spare cables are kind of pricey on eBay (~$30) but given the nature of this site you can always build your own.

edit: http://pianoeducation.org/pnompcab.html

I walked into a thrift shop yesterday and a guy had finished swapping out a laptop HD. He asked if I wanted it or else he was going to chuck it. I grabbed it and luckily enough it was a SATA 320 gig 5400 rpm which is precisely what need for my PS3! However, connecting it to my computer, I heard it spin up, but I cant get my PC to recognize it!

Picked up a copy of Link to the Past Players choice edition for SNES for $3.00 at salvation army yesterday. Also got a copy of Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 at the same place for $3.