Good deals thread
I love people who don't realize that many, many, MANY things are worth substantially less today than they were when they were new. I remember just the other night reading an ad where some guy was talking about how much he paid for some of his laserdisc stuff like it is in any way relevant.
>>2866946
some of them are worth money tho
I paid $50 each for 2 rare laserdiscs
>>2866961
How much did those cost when they were new?
>>2868082
average 15-30 each
>>2868096
..but they only lasted a couple years and were then selling on clearance for $2
>>2866946
If there's one thing that the Nintendo bubble has taught me is that collector's value is entirely arbitrary.
>>2868102
you should have experienced the huge drop in value in comic books once ebay appeared on the scene... holy christ was that brutal!
>>2866938
You can't even play PS2 games on most PS3 devices. Not sure about PS4.
>>2866938
Here ya go
>>2869087
i live in Calgary too
>>2868104
If you think that was a huge drop you obviously weren't collecting in the 90s.
>>2870109
Have you ever seen Bret Hart in the street?
>>2870552
shawn did nothing wrong
>>2870541
ebay made comic books prices plummet in the late 90's. wtf do you think i'm talking about?
Alps over membrane or something
still a pretty good deal and i love the fact that owning a PS/2 keyboard frees +1 USB from your machine
>>2870650
Im such a fps gamer i will actually buy this for quake live and non-retro games
i wonder if any young gamers nowadays realise that CRTs had high refresh rate before it became a buzzword for selling gamer LCDs
>>2866938
That ain't retro!
There's a guy near me trying to sell a PSX with 20 games for €375. It doesn't say what games but from the pictures I could make out FIFA and Gran Turismo.
He's got one bid on his ad. It's ten bucks.
>>2868102
If only it had taught you to get a decent paying job so that you could afford thing that now cost less than they did 20 years ago, without even adjusting for inflation.
