There is one guy over on Atari Age that is repeatedly finding import games (mostly Japanese) for various consoles at his local goodwill.Thursty said:lucky *Can'tSayThisOnTV*. I can't begin to comprehend how an american goodwill has EXTREMELY RARE BOXED JAPANESE Gamecube accessories! *Can'tSayThisOnTV*
zeturi said:I rarely go to flea markets. Today, I found an isle of miscellaneous stuff on the ground. A big cardboard sign says everything is a dollar. I grabbed a set of plain jane component cables, an N64, and 2 xbox 360s.
The component cables are for modding my Gamecube D-terminal cable into a component one.
The N64 hasn't been tested yet, but I'm not worried.
Out of the two xboxes, I was expecting to have to repair them. Well, one of them shows no AV but still has audio (goes through the menus fine, etc.) The other is a fully working, non-banned falcon unit.
Long story short: Went to the flea market with $5 bucks, left with an n64, a component cable, one semi working and one fully working xbox 360. Teh winz.
zeturi said:I rarely go to flea markets. Today, I found an isle of miscellaneous stuff on the ground. A big cardboard sign says everything is a dollar. I grabbed a set of plain jane component cables, an N64, and 2 xbox 360s.
The component cables are for modding my Gamecube D-terminal cable into a component one.
The N64 hasn't been tested yet, but I'm not worried.
Out of the two xboxes, I was expecting to have to repair them. Well, one of them shows no AV but still has audio (goes through the menus fine, etc.) The other is a fully working, non-banned falcon unit.
Long story short: Went to the flea market with $5 bucks, left with an n64, a component cable, one semi working and one fully working xbox 360. Teh winz.
zeturi said:Yep, Yoshi, Capitol flea market.
You know, the systems I got could be stolen, but if they were, then why was this guy selling them for so cheap? No one's going to go through the hassle of selling something to just practically give it away. Besides, mine nao.