in your opinion... what are the easiest game to find?

were i live its really easy to find NES games... their everywere..

im not sure if thats a good or bad thing..

its good because i can find NES games anywere and for cheap.. its bad because that means no one wants to play NES games:):cry:

ps1 games are also everywere.

mostly stuff on the VC

Lately I've just seen a multitude of sports games ... everywhere I look old sports games. It's crazy.

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This game is FAR too common for me, I've lived in two states my whole life, Connecticut and Georgia, and both states have this game, everywhere I go, in terms of a flea market, GoodWill, to even a Gamestop! (this game was burrowed in the case behind the manual so I have this game because of that guy leaving it in the case :P)

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This game is FAR too common for me, I've lived in two states my whole life, Connecticut and Georgia, and both states have this game, everywhere I go, in terms of a flea market, GoodWill, to even a Gamestop! (this game was burrowed in the case behind the manual so I have this game because of that guy leaving it in the case :P)

ps2 games are everywhere. especially old sports games. after the latest sports game comes out, the old version and the version before that drop in price by a ton. You can find OLD copies of Madden (like 2001, 2003 etc) for nearly nothing now. Gamestop is basically overflowing with old madden and nba2k/nbalive games. I bet they only give people like $0.50 for sports games, unless it just came out in the past 6months.

I think it's a agreed that sports games are easiest to find. Old, used sports games that nobody wants.

I think it's a agreed that sports games are easiest to find. Old, used sports games that nobody wants.

E-123Wario54

Pretty much this. Always bins full of old sports games in every electronics store.

Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3. I find that game everywhere.

Oh, and Dragon Ball games. Don't forget the Dragon Ball games :P

Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3. I find that game everywhere.

Oh, and Dragon Ball games. Don't forget the Dragon Ball games :P

Fusionmix

Indeed DBZ is also a game they fling at you. I own one and I see why. Nothing a casual gamer could get into for long.Daavpuke

Lately I've just seen a multitude of sports games ... everywhere I look old sports games. It's crazy.

Backlash24

I know what you mean where I live if I go to any games shop... be it GAME, Gamestation or an independent 2nd hand type shop, they always seem to every every version of FIFA back to 98 and just tonnes of old tiger woods, cricket and madden games

The Super Mario Bros/Duck Hunt cartridge for the NES. Practically everywhere I go that sells retro games, there's about 30-50 of these.aryoshi

[QUOTE="aryoshi"]The Super Mario Bros/Duck Hunt cartridge for the NES. Practically everywhere I go that sells retro games, there's about 30-50 of these.Emerald_Warrior

Old sports games, I don't get why people even bother trading them in, you get nearly nothing.

besides sports titles of course i always find them in pawnshops and gamestores i wont include last gen cause those should not be hard to find except few ,lik rugrats games,

ill go from nes to n64 genno further

on nes

super mario bros/duckhunt

top gun -i always see 1 or 2 copies of this no matter which pawn im at

donkey kong

friday the 13th

snes

super mario world

dkc game or 2

n64 well these are harder tofind in my area lol , so i cant think of many

-but goldeneye perfect dark , theres a few layign aroundalmost everytime

ps1-namco museum , i mean if you had hard time finding this game you definatelly not lookin

need for speed v rally

and thats pretty much it

the rest are good games and are always sought out

i cant believe i still havent found a copyof top gear 3000!

or ren and stimpy big buckaroos id think id find it some day not on ebay of course they want 20-30 for it

In the UK, it's practically impossible NOT to stumble over a stack of outdated soccer games for the PlayStation 2.

Gaming stores have actually began refusing them for part exchange because of the simple fact that nobody wants to purchase anything other than the most recent sports titles.