Post everytime you get ANYTHING retro. We want to know (^v^)

[Yakumo]

Yakumo - I'll always support you mate but at the moment you don't have anything on sale that I want.

I know mate. I wasn't having a dig at you or anyone else Justa sly way to get my sales thread noticed.

And Juju Legend/Toki is a fantastic game, I think it was unfairly treated by Mean Machines, to be honest. Most UK magazines loved the home computer conversions of Toki but I think they took issue with the MD port because the levels were changed (I believe).

Even if some levels were changed it's still a fantastic little game. I'm so happy I took the plunge on this one.

[Cauterize]

£25 from eBay! Its the original Lost In Blue game, a real gem!

[Wools]

I've never played, let alone heared of that Gameboy game before! Is it any good?

I had a look in my local indie today not expecting to find anything but came across some gems. Someone had brought a Japanese N64 to trade in along with some games and all of them were in Pristine condition.

I was going to buy the lot, as I've never seen an N64 and games in such mint condition before, but in the end I decided to snap up my two favourites before they vanished.

Mario 64 & Pilotwings in pristine condition for ?18 each, not bad.



They had F-Zero, Mario Cart 64, Yoshi's Isalnd and the N64 Itself left. If they're not gone in a few weeks time I think I'll pick those up too!

[Tetsuo]

Two pure gems you got there, Wools. ?18 for each does seem a bit pricey though, as nice as they are. But, when the games are as good as that...

[Wools]

I'm quite fussy about having mint games and I've never seen those two games in that condition for that price before.

I know that nearly £20 a pop for those two is a bit but they're in perfect condition so I'm not too fussed.

[importaku]

I can tell you now finding mario 64 in that condition is pretty rare nowdays, i struggled like hell to find a pristine copy when i was looking for it.

Good finds.

[Wools]

Cheers for that! Finding any games or consoles that are packaged using cardboard and still in good nik is rare, so I'm chuffed to of found two of my favourite N64 games like this.

[SuperDanX]

Bought this to cheer myself up.. Gonna deffo buy games for it and play them this time.

[Skull Commander]

Enjoy your PC Engine! Looks in lovely condition too

[SuperDanX]

Enjoy your PC Engine! Looks in lovely condition too

cheers man, nos

[Yakumo]

Ooh, that's a very nice looking PC Engine! Hope you're going to RGB it.

[Decider-VT]

I wondered who bought that PCE when it re-appeared under ended items my watch list- £170 was too much for me. The quest for a minty Core Grafx II continues!

[SuperDanX]

Dunno if im gonna rgb the pc engine tbh? I might just use rf to keep it original, ill see how i get on. Bought a brand new asian pal md2 too! I will get that switched for full screen goodness though. A steal at a more modest £20 for a brand new md2!! The seller has one left if anyone wants it?
safe to say im going back to teh retro again.

[noobish hat]

?25 from eBay! Its the original Lost In Blue game, a real gem!

Nice one Adam. I got this game when it came out, struggled with it, but loved it for some reason, it has a lot of charm. It got nicked along with my gameboy color and a stack of other cartridges when I was at school one day. I didn't realise, but it turned out the game is very rare, and I spent a couple of years searching ebay and saw nothing, until one sprang up a couple of months ago and I jumped on it. Box was a bit knackered, but luckily I still had my own 10 year old box in mint condition.

It's a cool game, you're stranded on a desert island and you have to survive long enough to be rescued (or not), as there are several different endings. There's a lot of the island to explore including caves and such. Of course, you'll need the right equipment; can't go searching a cave without a torch, but naturally, you have to make any such equipment out of materials you can salvage from the beach, or find lying around in the forests etc. It's a very interesting game, and also has some great sprite-work, well worth a good go on, if you can find a copy, that is.

I didn't realise there was a sequel on the gameboy color until I saw copies of both in Sofmap, or that the series had turned into lost in blue. Sadly,I believe the lost in blue series is supposed to be a bit duff. I should have picked up those copies in Japan, but, seriously, the jap artwork sucks so much ass, I couldn't bring myself to do it. Have fun with it though Adam, it's one of those gbc games that's actually worth the (sizeable) bother of tracking down.

[garrz32]

@SuperDanX.....Nice MD2 mate,Can/is it as easy to switch that ones?

The reason I ask, I have one the same and I would prefer to modd that..Instead of using my Mintttty Jap one..