NES Carts in Toronto

[Zip_Zap_Rap]

Hi,

I'm looking for around 200 NES cartridges for an art project. The games don't matter at all. Anyone have NES games they want to get rid of for cheap?

Thanks

[Lockescythe]

please say you're not going to destropy/contort the games because if so. That makes me a sad panda.

[craig64]

Just try a thrift store or something. I know Goodwill would sell you crappy ones for cheap.

[GameDeals.ca]

How cheap and what do you plan to do with them?

I might be able to hook you up, but I'd need more info.

[Zip_Zap_Rap]

As cheap as possible and as far as damaging them the extent would be replacing the labels.

[Princess Zelda]

Your probably going to have a very hard time trying to get the labels off that many cartridges it would probably be easier to put another label over them.
If you've ever tried to remove the EB Games yellow used price sticker from cartridge game you know what I'm talking about.

[Arcturian]

I don't know where you could find such a massive number but I know a few collectors in Fredericton,NB who might have a dumpload of shitty doubles.

[Zip_Zap_Rap]

[quote=Princess Zelda;3827229]it would probably be easier to put another label over them.
quote]

That's the plan

[DaBargainHunta]

WHY would you put new labels over old carts? I hope you're not going to put the labels of good games on shitty carts and then try to pass them off as something they're not. Personally, this whole scheme raises a red flag in my eyes. If you want anyone to help you, you should probably explain exactly what you plan to do.

[Cthulhu8u]

Jesus, give the OP a break. It states in the first post what they're for. What can the poster try to do, pass NES carts off as Mario Galaxy for Wii?

[spzero]

Game Centre at Yonge and Bloor I think has some NES cartridges. Not 100% sure though. You can try calling them.