LeeJ07

I have a Jr, a gift from RickR, I believe. I really love its compact shape, really a sleek design.
It's more attractive than the original, IMHO.

I think i did pretty good this morning. I found this yesterday morning on Craigslist. Guy didnt respond all day. I guessed that it was gone and i was too late. He messages me this morning and says he still has it and he is available right now. I said sure and here we are the gameboy works perfectly and all that is missing are the original batteries.
 
He even threw in a game for free. I got all this for $50

I have a Jr, a gift from RickR, I believe. I really love its compact shape, really a sleek design.
It's more attractive than the original, IMHO.

I do have a Birthday coming up.
 
"Oh sweetheart? I know what I would like to unwrap on my birthday. Did you know Wii has a younger, more powerful, sibling?"
 
Naa...that probably wouldn't work, would it?

I have a Jr, a gift from RickR, I believe. I really love its compact shape, really a sleek design.
It's more attractive than the original, IMHO.

I have it, but play it very rarely. The single player mode is pretty soulless, sadly.

Late night goodwilling found me a backwards compatible PS3 for $20 i have tested and it works perfectly. I dont plan on keeping it.
 
Also a few days ago i found a furby at another goodwill. I haven't seen one in years so i thought id grab it. Boy was that a mistake!

Went to Goodwill yesterday, and came back with a pretty nice haul.
 
Found a Samsung Gear VR headset for just $4.99. Brand new, it costs like $99.
 
Star Wars: The Force Unleashed, Namco Museum case (a different game was inside it, but I had a caseless Namco Museum, so it works out), and Spider-Man for the Xbox.
Found some old PC games, too. You Don't Know Jack, SimCity 3000, Wing Commander: Prophecy, and 40 Best Windows 95 Games.
Hello Kitty is a DS game, still wrapped in plastic.
My JoyStick is an old IBM compatible joystick for younger children. It caught my eye with its thoroughly '90s box art.
Also found a Welcome to Playstation 3 demo blu-ray disc.
 
Lastly, Robots is the first UMD movie I've managed to add to my collection. However, it gets even better. When I opened the case to check the inside, I found that PSP demo disc stuck inside the case, too. I had no idea the PSP ever even had a demo disc. It has several non-playable game trailers, movie trailers, and music videos.

Went to Goodwill yesterday, and came back with a pretty nice haul.
 
Found a Samsung Gear VR headset for just $4.99. Brand new, it costs like $99.
 
Star Wars: The Force Unleashed, Namco Museum case (a different game was inside it, but I had a caseless Namco Museum, so it works out), and Spider-Man for the Xbox.
Found some old PC games, too. You Don't Know Jack, SimCity 3000, Wing Commander: Prophecy, and 40 Best Windows 95 Games.
Hello Kitty is a DS game, still wrapped in plastic.
My JoyStick is an old IBM compatible joystick for younger children. It caught my eye with its thoroughly '90s box art.
Also found a Welcome to Playstation 3 demo blu-ray disc.
 
Lastly, Robots is the first UMD movie I've managed to add to my collection. However, it gets even better. When I opened the case to check the inside, I found that PSP demo disc stuck inside the case, too. I had no idea the PSP ever even had a demo disc. It has several non-playable game trailers, movie trailers, and music videos.

Went to Goodwill yesterday, and came back with a pretty nice haul.
 
Found a Samsung Gear VR headset for just $4.99. Brand new, it costs like $99.
 
Star Wars: The Force Unleashed, Namco Museum case (a different game was inside it, but I had a caseless Namco Museum, so it works out), and Spider-Man for the Xbox.
Found some old PC games, too. You Don't Know Jack, SimCity 3000, Wing Commander: Prophecy, and 40 Best Windows 95 Games.
Hello Kitty is a DS game, still wrapped in plastic.
My JoyStick is an old IBM compatible joystick for younger children. It caught my eye with its thoroughly '90s box art.
Also found a Welcome to Playstation 3 demo blu-ray disc.
 
Lastly, Robots is the first UMD movie I've managed to add to my collection. However, it gets even better. When I opened the case to check the inside, I found that PSP demo disc stuck inside the case, too. I had no idea the PSP ever even had a demo disc. It has several non-playable game trailers, movie trailers, and music videos.

Id say i did pretty good today. I got the Original DS for $10 and it had super mario 3 GBA in it so that was awesome. Some star wars and pokemon tous. Always cool.

Also for trade is a boxed Intellivoice module and a few voice games. 
 
Pending

Well, I see I haven't posted my latest finds in awhile, so I thought I'd rectify that glaring omission. These are actually not thrift store finds. They're either Gamestop or Facebook.
Anyway...
 
One of my holy grails was Wind Waker, actually. Most copies you find online are $30 or more dollars, but I found this CIB copy on Facebook for a very reasonable $22, which I thought was a steal.
 
Kirby's Epic Yarn, Super Paper Mario, and Super Mario Galaxy all came from Gamestop.
 
Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam, RPG Maker Fes, and A Link Between Worlds were also Gamestop.
New Super Mario Bros. 2 was from Wal*Mart.
 
That CIB Radiant Historia I found on Facebook back in December.
 
Lastly, Etrian Odyssey Untold, Fossil Fighters, and Chrono Trigger all were from Gamestop.
I've heard a lot of high praise for Chrono Trigger, and so far, it's lived up to it.
 
I have NO IDEA why the pictures are sideways.

Where can I find this awesome Gamestop that sells SNES games????

Well, I see I haven't posted my latest finds in awhile, so I thought I'd rectify that glaring omission. These are actually not thrift store finds. They're either Gamestop or Facebook.
Anyway...
 
One of my holy grails was Wind Waker, actually. Most copies you find online are $30 or more dollars, but I found this CIB copy on Facebook for a very reasonable $22, which I thought was a steal.
 
Kirby's Epic Yarn, Super Paper Mario, and Super Mario Galaxy all came from Gamestop.
 
Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam, RPG Maker Fes, and A Link Between Worlds were also Gamestop.
New Super Mario Bros. 2 was from Wal*Mart.
 
That CIB Radiant Historia I found on Facebook back in December.
 
Lastly, Etrian Odyssey Untold, Fossil Fighters, and Chrono Trigger all were from Gamestop.
I've heard a lot of high praise for Chrono Trigger, and so far, it's lived up to it.
 
I have NO IDEA why the pictures are sideways.

Hey yall ive got an extra pokemon gold. It plays good and saves fine. Im looking to trade for another pokemon game for the gameboy. Thanks

A bunch of SNES and NES games for trade (or sale):
 
 

I just scored these 3 for $25. Hopefully i can get this blockbuster sticker off without damaging the label

Just bought this one from a local game shop after i brought in $100 worth of my junk (mostly alot of 3rd party controllers) now i can finally enjoy this system

Found this at a GameStop yesterday!

My latest Ebay purchase, all the way from Japan.
 
It's a Bandai Wonderswan Color, a version of the last handheld Gunpei Yokoi designed before his untimely death.
Sadly, Bandai never brought it to America, and a lot of its best games are Japanese only.
Still, more than a few have English language options, so I look forward to diving into this obscure bit of Japanese gaming.

My latest Ebay purchase, all the way from Japan.
 
It's a Bandai Wonderswan Color, a version of the last handheld Gunpei Yokoi designed before his untimely death.
Sadly, Bandai never brought it to America, and a lot of its best games are Japanese only.
Still, more than a few have English language options, so I look forward to diving into this obscure bit of Japanese gaming.

I gotta get myself a Printer at some point. Such an awesome peripheral.

Glad you figured out the issue! As far as the print quality goes, thermal paper is one of those things that only has a couple years shelf life to it so new production thermal printer paper is necessary if you want to get legible print quality. To give you a practical example, here's a comparison of an image I printed using my Game Boy Printer. The picture on the left was printed using new production thermal paper the picture on the right (which is the same image) was printed with the long-expired official Nintendo brand thermal paper: 
 

 
 
As you can see, new production printer paper is necessary.  The printer paper goes for $14.50 per 5-pack and can be purchased here: https://www.amazon.com/PMC05228-Thermal-Calculator-Paper-Rolls/dp/B0000DBMGL/

Great finds tonight at goodwill. Games were $5 each and the pikachu pillow was $1