Recent content by Dam That River

Try selling it on your local craigslist. Depending on the condition, you could get at least $10-20 for it.

Heh, it seems like every other FM around here had multiple copies of those for months, collecting dust long after they were marked down to $9.99. About time they marked it down.

Ordered a couple DS games. Thanks OP!

It wouldn't hurt to check your local craigslist.

I was looking around at a Goodwill yesterday, and while I didn't see anything I wanted, I saw a few Gamecube games in the glass case that had "Donated by Hollywood Video" stickers on the cases - the stickers looked like they came from HV and were placed on the games before donation. First time...

Nope, I always try to give stuff away first, and I've always found someone who will take it, even if it's a busted controller. One time I gave a friend a broken SNES mouse and he wound up spending a whole night trying to get the thing to work. Unfortunately, something in it was busted beyond...

Man, it seems like used copies of Kirby's Air Ride (even Player's Choice versions) go for around $20 everywhere. What the hell? I was hoping it'd get cheaper but I think I'm just going to have to settle for the next $15 used copy I see at GameCrazy.

Man, I can't wait to hear about Digimon World Data Squad for the PS2.

Geek Squad dude: "IM IN UR BEST BUY STEALIN UR PR0N"

There's a McDonald's here with a similar sign that limits you to 20 minutes.

FYE's not bad, but they're nothing special.

Took advantage of the B2G1 DS deal and got these - Bust A Move DS Nanostray Tomb Raider Legend $19.96 total I've wanted Nanostray for a while, and was interested in Bust A Move DS, and after that, Tomb Raider was the last DS game that really stood out between what was left (several copies of...

This CAG speaks the truth.

Good to hear, and I'm glad to report that everything's now working fine on my end too.

I had a friend who worked there a few years ago, quit after about a week and regretted every day he worked for them. From what I heard from him and around the net after some googling, Vector is one pretty shitty company to work for. I'm kind of surprised they're still in business.