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|  #1 Posted on 9.1.03 1909.16 | Instant Rating: 0.00 | My local EB Gameworld (the clearance outlet) has used Dreamcasts (with one controller, power and AV cables) for $29.99 now. The ebgames.com web site still says $39.99, so it may be strictly a walk-in deal.
(Some PS2 preowned games at decent prices, too. I grabbed Onimusha at $9.99 and Max Payne at $17.99, since I finished Legaia 2 and needed something different to play.)
"When I feel depressed, I sit under a willow tree by a cool river, and imagine that I am strangling a duck." -- Kotaro Sarai
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| #2 Posted on 9.1.03 2017.10 | Sorry for intruding on this thread, but speaking of good deals if you live in the Bay area go to either the Cow Palace or the Sanoma Fair Grounds to get PS2 games for about 10-15 bucks. And not those cheap games either. The tour(i guess, They do this about once a year)ends soon.
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| #3 Posted on 10.1.03 0152.22 | Oooh... like a moron, I paid $50 for mine on eBay. But as has already been mentioned, they've got controllers for $8. And they have decent prices on used games, too... got NFL 2K2 and Crazy Taxi 2 for $15 each. Crazy Taxi 2 alone is worth the $30 total.
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| #4 Posted on 10.1.03 1834.24 | Now it's in my hometown of San Jose. At the San Jose Convention Center!
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