phill735 said: I went into Target in 2005, and on the clearance table they had 17 copies of Conkers Bad Fur Day for the 64, on clearance for $2.39 each, All sealed in their boxes. I bought all they had.

My Sears Telesports (Atari Pong) I bought for $4, and My 1972 Magnavox Oddysey I paid $110US for but its complete with every thing in excellent condition.

phill735 said: I went into Target in 2005, and on the clearance table they had 17 copies of Conkers Bad Fur Day for the 64, on clearance for $2.39 each, All sealed in their boxes. I bought all they had.

My Sears Telesports (Atari Pong) I bought for $4, and My 1972 Magnavox Oddysey I paid $110US for but its complete with every thing in excellent condition.

Omi said: I got Eternal Darkness when I bought my Cube for $1, does that count?

I picked up Zelda: Minish Cap for the GBA in the bargain bin at Myer for only $15, am pretty happy about that!

My dad picked up some racing game for the SNES for $7 a couple of months ago, nothing special, but he had to take it back and exchanged it about three times because the battery packs inside them had died, and they were unplayable. It's a shame to think that these old games won't live forever. Is there some way to replace the battery packs inside them?

Scorpion72 said: Dunno if this is really a bargain, but I got a Gameboy Pocket with 2 games, ac adaptor, a little light thing, a case for $5. I'm pretty happy about that.

Elraro said: Not retro but I scored an uncensored version of GTA3 back in the day off eBay for $13...I guess no one knew what was up for grabs.

phill735 said: I wonder what it is with Target?

I love going to opshops looking for 1980s Video game books, ether Fictional or Guides, they are always dirt cheap. Recently I picked up a 1985 large book on Computer Adventure games for $1, Must have every Adventure game pre 1985, with screen shots, detailed maps ect.

phill735 said: A couple of excellent Video game books I have bought are,

The Ultimate History of Video Games (available from amazon.com) Real good indepth book about the companies and stuff. Interviews with all the major people in the industry. Talks about the Mafia involvement, Booms, Busts...ect

High Score (available from amazon) This is more of a coffee table book, but great full colour picture through out. and interesting information.

phill735 said: Its realy neat. I would recomend the other book, Ultimate Guide To Video Games. Not many pictures, but realy in-depth. its more about the gaming companies, stratagies, laws, booms, busts, take overs,expansion, developments ect