airmax87 wrote: » and some mango.
Touch Fuzzy Get Dizzy wrote: » One of my favourites, only read 1 volume but loved the anime
sugarman wrote: » Need to blow off some steam... ..was watching something on ebay a few days, something I was after that doesnt pop up too much. Seller wouldnt ship to Ireland or N.I, mainland UK only. Grand, I have a work address I can ship to. Watching the clock go down, bids are still very low, wait till its down a few seconds to throw mine in. "Sorry, this seller does not ship to your address" BAAAAALLLLS:mad: ...Never changed it:(
the groutch wrote: » I think CeX are actually starting to phase out their ps2 games
the groutch wrote: » they used to have some hidden gems in the (original) Xbox section too.
The Last Bandit wrote: » Picked up one of these recently. Its lot rougher than this one but being looking for an Apple II for a while now and this was dirt cheap
readyletsgo wrote: » They did! But more people are starting to collect for the OX over the past year or two so I think prices are starting to jump up. Was a good system. I have a soft modded OX, but the temptation to collect for it is getting stronger all the time 😀, should have started years ago.
CiDeRmAn wrote: » SOooo WHITE!!! My Eyes, They are burning!!!! So, they're calling an Xbox an OX now... when did the kids start this gad'arn it! Where's my velocipede, I'm going to McBirney's to buy one!
readyletsgo wrote: » Yeah I noticed that. Ps2 area was striped clean today, but was full yesterday at lunch time. A few weeks back their psp section on liffy St was empty then a couple days later they had 100s of psp games and still have a good batch there now. Same for the ps3 which I thought was very strange. I did ask why and one of the guys who works there said that if certain games don't sell down the country they send them to the bigger store to get rid of them, overflow I guess. Makes sense, and sure people buy online from them all the time. Pity they don't have any Gamecube games there anymore but they tend to sell as soon as they are put on their systems. Used to find all the GCN gems in there up untill maybe last year.
Danonino. wrote: » A whole bunch sent to the new shop on Georges street cleaned out most stores. 99.9% of cube games are bought online as they appear (within minutes usually) appearing elsewhere. With a higher pricetag. Also near Christmas sections get completely cleared out, Wii sections could have 5 games left at Christmas but be bursting at the seems at Halloween.
CiDeRmAn wrote: » Do you cackle as you go through them, while wearing an old overcoat and fingerless gloves? Because, if you do you've slipped into a Dickens' novel and you need to move along, fast!