Gamestop Values?
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Gamestop Values?
anyone know what a gamecube is worth? Have that and a variety of about 15 games that no one plays anymore as they just play the ps2 and the one that played the gc(4 year old) stopped playing as much and will be getting a v smile for xmas.
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If I understand you correctly, your 4 year old outgrew the gamecube and is getting a vertical smile for christmas so you want to know what Gamestop will give you for all your gamecube stuff? I'd put it up on ebay if I were you - they would probably give you more for it.
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I second the opinion of not taking it to Gamestop. They in my opinion rip you off and I really don't understand why people trade in there unless there is a special promotion going on at the time.
Sell it here in the exchange forum or on Ebay. I know you will find more money and takers in these two places than going through Gamestop.
Sell it here in the exchange forum or on Ebay. I know you will find more money and takers in these two places than going through Gamestop.
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Are you serious...
There's an educational gaming system called the "Vertical Smile"?
I always thought a vertical smile was a nick-name for the crack of your @$$.
There's an educational gaming system called the "Vertical Smile"?
I always thought a vertical smile was a nick-name for the crack of your @$$.
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From: Raccoon City, OR
Originally Posted by Centurion
Are you serious...
There's an educational gaming system called the "Vertical Smile"?
I always thought a vertical smile was a nick-name for the crack of your @$$.
There's an educational gaming system called the "Vertical Smile"?
I always thought a vertical smile was a nick-name for the crack of your @$$.




