where do you get old/classic video games?

i usually will go check gamestop or gamecrazy then if i cant find it there check ebay or amazon.

But unfortunatly i cant happen to find Timesplitters Future Perfect for Gamecube anywhere :cry:

http://atari2600.com is a pretty good site, I buy from them all the time. But that's for what you said, old/classic games. I think you mean last generation. Amazon should have plenty what you're lookin' for.

http://catalog.ebay.com/TimeSplitters-Future-Perfect_014633148640_W0QQ_dmptZVideoQ5fGamesQ5fGamesQQ_fifptsZ1QQ_pcatidZ2QQ_pidZ44152594QQ_trksidZp3286Q2ec0Q2em271 ;)

Either GameStop or Game Crazy. Sometimes I also drop by those random game stores in downtown.

pawn shops flea markets thrift stores 2nd hand stores online

Just a couple miles away from me in Roseville there is a CD/DvD store that sells all sorts of stuff related to video games and watching DvDs

they have a section of new and used games and in the used games are some for every cIassic console I have, ever owned or have ever heard of.

it is awesome to just look around.....I also go to the Rosevill Auction (Okie Fair) on a nice weekend in the summer to see what is available:wink:

ebay

Ebay for the most part. Pawn shop called Cash Converters I've found a good deal before so I would like to go there more often but I never get round to going. Can't find many retro sellers here.

keep it on the downlow (even tho I'm not really doing that posting it here but)

www.half.com

I watch games that get put up there in "like new" condition, and I've already found FF7 like new black label for 40 bucks. you've gotto be quick to get to good prices tho, because I've seen a few 35-40 dollar ones slip through my fingers cause I've waited a day to purchase it and it was already gone.

I guess there must be one advantage of living in the midwest. There are at least 3 game stores in town that sell games for systems back to the Original Nintendo.

I´ve found mostly NES games at Gamestop everytime I go to that store;but lately I´ve been buying SNES,PSX and N64 games at Play n trade.

Mostly Ebay, if you wait for the right auction you can pick up some great retro games nice and cheap, sometimes the seller doesn't realise the value of the game!

theres two ways.

1) dont be stupid and trade them in

2) buy online

*cough* emulator *cough*

there's a store called bre software that i go to all the time. I got evo the search for eden complete for 60 bucks. they also had chrono trigger complete for cheap but one of the employees bought it >:[

game xchange and amazon

I get most of my old games from the internet, from various sites. If i'm lucky, my local GameStation stocks old N64 and PS1 games from time to time.

Where I find old games? I have to go out of town on a 2 and half hour drive to a bigger city and its downtown entertainment movie and gaming pawn shop called Last Stop CD Shop. They have alot of stuff from NES to Genesis to SNES and Playstation One games and whatever else.

Then for Gamecube and or Gameboy advance games I just go to Software Etc and FYE at the mall

I usually buy them at GameStop or via the Internet.