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Kiseiju
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posted 12-28-2003 06:43 PM $Profile for Kiseiju$ $Send New Private Message$ $Edit/Delete Post$ $Reply With Quote$

Well, having come into a little more cash due to the holidays I thought it might be time to keep up with the Joneses and upgrade to a GBA. Of course, that means going all out for the GBA SP. I think I've found a good deal on it: $110 for the console, the headphone adapter, link cable, case and some other crap. Not bad I thought as you'd probably spend almost $20 for the link and headphone adapter.

But this brings up the point of what to do with my old GBC's. I think I'll pawn them off and I was wondering about how much I could get. Any estimates here? I was thinking probably in the $10-15 range. Will places like EB still buy old systems?

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Charmeleon42
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posted 12-28-2003 06:49 PM $Profile for Charmeleon42$ $Author's Homepage$ $Email Charmeleon42$ $Send New Private Message$ $Edit/Delete Post$ $Reply With Quote$

Yeah, your best bet is EB Games or Gamestop or something, so you can get a fixed rate for your GBCs... seeing as how you made it plural, yeah I would imagine 10-15. They would pay more than a measley 5 bucks for a GBC, I mean come on [Embarrassed]

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