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  Akira_EX | January 14, 2008
  Oh man, I spy a Virtual On right there.
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    tekmosis | January 14, 2008
    Never played it on a console but the arcade version was oh so fun
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  Storm | January 14, 2008
  Game Gear games used to be quite expensive if I remember correctly, great deal indeed...but now the question remains: Does she have the necessary console/handhelds to play these games?
  
  Wow, Virtual Boy.
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    Donnelly | January 14, 2008
    Maybe not, but I'm sure she has access to eBay.
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    tallteen86 | January 14, 2008
    Exactly what I want to know >_> She MIGHT have a Dreamcast (Japan still loves it, and until recently, games have still been developed for it)...MAYBE a SNES, but I doubt she has a Gamegear, Sega Saturn, or Virtual Boy...
    
    If she has a PS2, she can play the PS1 games...She should have a PC that is capable of playing the games (likely old clearance games that even a 5 year old PC could play)...
    
    ZOMG...Didn't even mention the 35NES games she got? Now she needs to FIND a NES (unless she actually has one 0_o)
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      tekmosis | January 14, 2008
      oops, missed the NES. My bad, post edited to add in the 35 NES
      
      They list in icon form what icons the person owns (they can pick) so from what I see she has: DS, PSP, PS2, SNES, Saturn, PC, ??, Wii. Unsure of what the 2nd to last console is, though.
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        Akira_EX | January 14, 2008
        For the number of games for each system:
        What you have for PC is actually PCE: the PC Engine, which was the TurboGrafx in the West.
        MD is the Sega Mega Drive, which is the Genesis in the US.
        The one in all Japanese is the Famicom Disk System.
        
        Across the top:
        DS, PSP, PS2, Famicom, Saturn, PC, PC Engine, Wii
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  Saiya | January 14, 2008
  Wow she is must of had a great day.
  
  If it was me I would sell everything to make some loot.
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  kik36 | January 14, 2008
  Damn, why don't we have cool deals like that out in the states?! LOL
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  Rinkydink | January 14, 2008
  *Wants to go to Japan even more*
  
  She can either make a nice profit selling all of those games online or have a ton of old school fun with the games if she has the consoles/handhelds. Heh I feel like one of the only people in the UK with a Game Gear.. still got it lying about somewhere.
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  StarJet | January 15, 2008
  What the ??? People buy things without knowing what's inside? Damn! They could even have a dead rat inside!
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    Gothic Girl | January 15, 2008
    Ever heard of a "lucky dip"?
    
    Fukubukuro bags always have things that are worth more than what the customer pays for them. That's why they sell so well. You're pretty-much bound to get something that you would want, or something that somebody else would want.
    
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    I wish that stores had similar deals like that over here. Instead of just throwing away clothes, electronics, items, etc. that are old or last season, put them in a "mystery bag" and sell them for a cheap price.
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  Woudo | January 15, 2008
  That's about a year of gaming right there. For $12-$13 Australian.
  
  Jesus balls, she hit the motherload.
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  tekmosis | January 15, 2008
  I'm surprised no one commented on how cute she is :0