Cheap, Sealed GBA Games

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Seeing as how Gameboy Advance games are not and have not been manufactured in such a long time, I was wondering if any fellow cheap asses could point me in the right direction as where to find cheap, new, good (as in the essential must-own GBA games 'good') GBA titles online?

I'd appreciate it. :)
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Sadly since most games are no longer manufacture, a lot of sealed games are expensive now. However there are a few you can get cheap such as Drill Dozer
 
[quote name='Drkirby']I don't think any such place exist.[/QUOTE]


http://www.gamequestdirect.com/ usually has some... but not alot and expect to pay alot too.


since it's been so long it'll be hard, WM still has a huge selection but all pretty crappy.

Target has Drill Dozer for $10 which is a good game.

It's going to be tough to find any "good" one sealed and complete even.
 
Obvioulsy they aren't new or sealed, but I've been grabbing some GBA games I missed from Goozex. Most of them are only a couple hundred points, and because they're carts, you don't have to worry about scratched discs.
 
Sears is one of the few stores that seems to have a decent selection at cheap prices. I picked up a ton of $0.97 GBA games there over the last two months (stuff like Klonoa 2, Megaman Battle Network 5, licensed fare, etc) as well as Pokemon Emerald ($4.97), Final Fantasy V ($9.97) and Final Fantasy VI ($4.97 - $9.97).

KMart also has a decent selection of GBA games. For example some games I got there recently include Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past ($4.99), Super Robot Taisen Original Generation ($5.99), and Yu-Gi-Oh! World Championship 2004 ($9.00). They also had Mega Man Zero 4 for $14.99, and a few other titles around that price as well.

I would suggest checking the KMart Clearance thread and the Sears clearance thread in the main forum for a more complete picture of GBA titles people have been picking up.
 
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