In Collecting

I went to the mall yesterday and you know how EBGames sold out to some other ppl? well, they had done the name change on the sign and everything (I wish I could remeber what it said) but they say the dont carry NES Games anymore because "no one wants prehistoric games like that with all the new systems out." I gave him a few words and left. jerk pist me off. but yeah, the new store sucks!

Thats sucks. I guess when all the ebgames, change, the only place I can go is Gamecrazy. (for NES, SNES Games)

Actually my Gamecrazy had a clearance sale on all their past-gen games. They got rid of their NES/SNES stock. I missed the sale, too.

whats up with these stores? do they not realize that there are nuts out there like me who thinks 8-bit will live forever? I mean, dont get me wrong, new games rock too. But we're talkin' about games I grew up on. I should go open up a store where I sell nothin' but old school games and a few new ones. and save up and have a chain of stores. but where would I get the games to keep my store in stalk? buying games off ebay sucks only because the ppl think it cost $4.99 shipping. and half the time when you get the package, up in the corner it says something like $2 bucks. but I guess thats what you call "supply and demand".

My gameexchange is glad other stores do that so him and I will get more games you see.

yeah for YOU. but what about me?! I want NES Games too. lol

you see I know the guy and wait yer right.

The nuts at my local FuncoLand stopped carrying anything older than PSX games in their store a few years ago.

I agree that stores no longer seem to care about older video games. This does provide good business oportunities for people to perform business online. For example, if a person made an online store with a good NES game stock, they would have the potential to make some good money on it.