[quote name='Chairman_LMAO']I find that a lot of thrift stores are up on ebay prices now. It's kind of a pain in the ass, but they usually have crap for games anyway.
I know Not Tested usually does mean broken, but I once picked up a Casio keyboard (dated 1984!) from a thrift store, and it was labeled Not Tested. I took it home an put batteries in it, and it worked fine, and still works to this day. That was two years ago, and come to think of it, I haven't had to change the batteries yet. Thank goodness, it takes six
ing C cells.[/QUOTE]
I take it there was no place to plug in an AC adapter? If there is, you could probably buy a generic power adapter from Radio Shack for $5-6 and be able to skip the batteries altogether.
Thing is, I dumped a Casio keyboard my family got me when I was like 12-13 for $20-25 to some neighbor of my one buddies' nephew. It was probably worth around $120 or so but I never used the damn thing. Too bad this was before the advent of Craigslist and the internet or I could've been offered at least $15
(due to lowballing aholes).
I also dumped a 'Darth Vader' Atari 2600 and about 40-50 carts for around $10-15 about the same time. Leave it up to me to sell the valuable Atari system and keep the pos wood grain one.