I remember being a kid and when I was at my grandmas house in nevada over the summer my uncle had a gameboy advanced SP and a gameboy color. I played on that thing 24/7 and at the end I asked if I could have it. He said yes. As a dumb kid a few years later I sold it for $30 to my brothers friend with all the games. Everything I sold would be worth at least $1000 now as I had a bunch of really clean pokemon games and accessories. Probably like 60+ games in total. Wish I still had it. Now as an adult I bought a 3d printer, raspberry pi and build my own gameboy color. It was a lot bigger and heavier but it was really fun to play retro games on something I designed and built myself.
Skate or die bad b rad????? I traded my copy of Kirby’s Dreamland for that back in like 1998, bought a used copy a few years ago on eBay, nothing like replaying a childhood game again after so many years
I’d use way cooler games if I was someone who did something like that lol. It’s really not that impossible to find good games for cheap. I’m kinda amazed people in the comments are saying this. Just get up early and go to sales you’ll eventually find something like this or better I promise.
*Awesomely incredible finds indeed.. Speaking of which, istg if i were to be there at the opening of this one garage sale here, I'd literally just buy everything there could possibly be out there cuz all of these items are genuinely good yo.. Like i mean, they are all pretty much in excellent conditions, some are even sealed, and they are all stuffs of value, not just some random useless junks.. And going for such little prices, I'd have em all in my cart there haha..* 😂
Garage sales like these are why you should leave the house and actually interact with people in your community who want to be there and sell you their stuff -instead of a ragged, underpaid, self-aggrandizing schmuck who only wants the end of their shift.
