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14565How was your day?Yeah. Got a couple in today. Some good ones. <br><br>Found out today what we are having...<br><br><br><span style="color: rgb(51, 51, 255);"><font size="4"><span style="font-weight: bold;">It's A Boy!</span></font></span><br><br>I feel bad for my daughter, as she was hoping for a sister. Either way, he will be loved.<br>Vaporman87Dec 13, 2014View
14564Virtual Console ThursdaysI feel like I've played Crash 'n' the Boys before/<br>Mr MagicDec 12, 2014View
14563WTB: Nintendo games, etc.It would be the Rocky Mountains. My wife was annoyed by my brother who had asked the local gossip who she was. Who then immediately went to tell her that some guys were asking about her. My wife and her roommate cooked up an excuse to come over to our apartment to meet us. I said hi and was nice but pretty much ignored her as I was interested in someone at the time (a lost cause) and was reading a book on the couch. My brother fawned all over them. The next day she came over while I was cooking breakfast before class. I told her my brother wasn't home and she said, "That's okay I came over to see you." We started hanging out on the sly for awhile then dating openly. Well dating in college as a poor student usually means hanging out and watching a movie at home but once in awhile going out to dinner. It should be known that the only fights my brother and I ever got into were over girls as we tended to like the same ones. Some were pretty good knock down drag out fights but back at school we still had each others' back if we had to get into it with someone else. That was just how twins roll I guess. He conceded the win when I got engaged. She is still minorly annoyed by him but tolerates him well. He is not married but has been dating a girl fairly seriously for about 6 years and I think they will get married next year. He is the favorite uncle for my boys and spoils them outrageously so I guess he got his revenge by always trying to one up my Christmas presents for them.<br>NLoganDec 12, 2014View
14562Virtual Console ThursdaysWeek of 12/11/2014:<br><br><span style="font-weight: bold;">Wii U Virtual Console:<br><br></span>Crash 'n' The Boys: Street Challenge (NES)<br>$4.99<br><img src="http://retro-daze.org/images/postImages/1387525777crash-n-the-boys-street-challenge-usa.png"><br><br><br><span style="font-weight: bold;">3DS Virtual Console:<br><br></span>Harvest Moon 3 (GBC)<br>$4.99<br><img class="decoded" alt="http://releases.pocketheaven.com/boxart/gbc/1105" src="http://releases.pocketheaven.com/boxart/gbc/1105"><br><br>The third and final game in the Harvest Moon GBC trilogy is here at last. What's funny is that the Japanese version of Harvest Moon 3 had separate cartridges for the boy side and the girl side. The US version combines both of these games in that full package.<br>blueluigiDec 12, 2014View
14561WTB: Nintendo games, etc.Haha great story. Just be careful he doesn't axe you and assume your identity, saying that his brother (You) vanished in the Smoky Mountains.<br>vkimoDec 12, 2014View
14560WTB: Nintendo games, etc.Princess cut diamond with baggets on platinum baby. &nbsp;Zero chance I could afford said ring now. &nbsp;Especially since the price of platinum has skyrocketed. I had to bring my A game but she is worth it. &nbsp;Plus I had to divide half of the money from the sale with my twin brother. &nbsp;Getting him to even agree to sell it was a battle. &nbsp;He had called dibs on my future wife when we first met her.&nbsp;NLoganDec 12, 2014View
14559WTB: Nintendo games, etc.200 games and it was only a down payment? That ring must be a doozy.<br>vkimoDec 12, 2014View
14558WTB: Nintendo games, etc.I sold my Nintendo and all my games (around 200) for a down payment on a ring for my soon to be wife. I wish I still had them but I have been married now for 15 years so I got the better end of the deal. It makes me wonder though when I see some of the games I had going for a pretty penny if I could have gotten more for them if I had waited a little longer. I gave my Atari system and games to a friend when I upgraded to NES. He still has them.&nbsp;NLoganDec 12, 2014View
14557How was your day?Quiet day, managed to finish and submit my Christmas article though! <img src="http://retro-daze.org/images/smilies/p11.gif">vkimoDec 12, 2014View
14556WTB: Nintendo games, etc.<blockquote rel="blueluigi"><b>blueluigi wrote :</b><br><i> About the only games I'd be willing to sell are any of the NES games I have duplicate cartridges of. Those would be Top Gun and it's sequel Top Gun II, as well as Bases Loaded and it's sequel, Bases Loaded II.<br> </i><b>-end quote</b></blockquote><br>Thanks but no thanks&nbsp;&nbsp; <img src="http://www.retro-daze.org/images/smilies/MavSmile.gif">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; <br>I had Top Gun when I was a kid. I didn't like it. Of course I would still play it sometimes when I was bored because I had more of an attention span then. (Hell, I even played Star Voyager a few times a year back then) I could usually do the first level without dying. I think I only beat the second level once. One time I played Top Gun 2 and felt about the same. As for baseball, I preferred RBI and Nintendo's own "Baseball" to Bases Loaded.<br><br>vkimo I agree about the scalpers. I can't blame a collector who has extras. But it's annoying when people who don't care about the product price gouge.<br><br>NLogan you're right, that's why I'm gonna start going to the thrift store again regularly<br>One time we rented a car and hit up about ten thrift stores in a day (seriously, there's a lot here). I was on a mission for old video cameras. I got one that day. Not as much as I hoped for but satisfactory, It wouldn't surprise me to come home empty handed.<br><br>Vaporman I would kill for good flea markets. Around here they are mostly socks, cheap new garbage, and stolen tools and bicycles.<br><br>rakesh, you wild and crazy guy!&nbsp; <img src="http://www.retro-daze.org/images/smilies/MavLaughOutLoud.gif"><br><br>Again I'm so mad I gave away my games. I guess the guy I gave them enjoyed them though. I haven't seen him since I moved away. Back then I had discovered emulation and had every game on one CD that I could play on Dreamcast, so I thought carts were out of style. Later (about ten years ago) I wanted a gold Zelda cart just for display. I got one on eBay easily for a few dollars. Good luck doing that now. But I still have it. I wonder how the battery is. I'll find out fairly soon I guess.<br><br><br>shakin steakDec 12, 2014View