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Well Ill drive the thread off topic for you. Start "finding" games for your Dreamcast and slowly build up your collection while replacing the "found" copies with real ones as you go along. I really want a Saturn as well but I would never think of sacrificing my Dreamcast for one. What other systems do you have? I could tell you whats worth getting rid of for a Saturn.
Kurt_ wrote: I would use tact switches but I want the mushy feel. Mushy = God. (I typed that correctly).

Yea you have some pretty good titles there (Honestly some of which I am looking for) but if this is for the sake of playing the few domestic saturn games that are good (less we forget RARE!!!) then by all means you are better off just saving enough money for when you can find one sitting in a thrift store or something
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I'd strongly consider getting a job. You can sell a crap of quality stuff (like this DC collection) for a deflated price of what, 150 bucks? Or you can work three days and get the money AND keep the DC.
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There's no way you'll pull a profit in selling this stuff, especially considering the number of sports/racing games.
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I'll take the Dreamcast Console with the hook ups, one controller, one rumble pack, one memory card thingy (if you have any), and Jet Grind Radio off your hands for $130.
Then you can sell all the other stuff on eBay. Thats my offer take it or don't.
Edit: Sorry i just bought all that stuff i listed from a friend. Nevermind.
Then you can sell all the other stuff on eBay. Thats my offer take it or don't.
Edit: Sorry i just bought all that stuff i listed from a friend. Nevermind.
Sorry to mess with your business VV but twisted warthog you would be making a big mistake. a dreamcast is worth about 30 bucks a controller 5 a vmu 5 a rumble pack 5 and the game 7. And thats when their seperate. I f these were included in a pack it would be cheaperTwisted Warthog wrote:I'll take the Dreamcast Console with the hook ups, one controller, one rumble pack, one memory card thingy (if you have any), and Jet Grind Radio off your hands for $130.
Kurt_ wrote: I would use tact switches but I want the mushy feel. Mushy = God. (I typed that correctly).

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