Nintendo 64 games on a budget

[ashleyd725@hotmail.c]

Dh found his old Nintendo 64 at his moms house and is now determined to find games for it, even though game stop doesn't even sell them anymore. Anyone know anywhere to buy them or anything on the cheap, ebay wants way too much money for there games.
Any help would be greatly appreciated before DH breaks the bank and buys them from ebay.

 

[lovehoney]

Dh found his old Nintendo 64 at his moms house and is now determined to find games for it, even though game stop doesn't even sell them anymore. Anyone know anywhere to buy them or anything on the cheap, ebay wants way too much money for there games.
Any help would be greatly appreciated before DH breaks the bank and buys them from ebay.

keep checking on ebay, i've bought some decently priced ones there. You could try craigslist.

 

[lauradenise4779]

Also try yard sales.

Good luck!

 

[disneyfreakk]

try pawn shops!

 

[mrsmom]

Game stop.

 

[TMWilson7196]

I have a few games I would be willing to sell you cheap. When I get home I will list what I have.

 

[uk_wildcat]

I actually found some at our Half Price Book Store. I had never seen them there before, but they had about 6 games the last time I was there. I bought a kids game for 75 cents! The others they had were the same price or less than $2 each. Most game stores don't sell them anymore, so they are harder to find.

 

[TheLittleRoo]

shopgoodwill.com

 

[ashleyd725@hotmail.c]

Thanks for all the ideas I went to a couple of yard sales today and found a few I think DH wants every one ever made lol

 

[Sacha_L]

Do you own a Wii? Alot of the games are now available to download. And at $5-$10-$15 alot cheaper than ebay....HTH

 

[P.I. Squirrel]

Game stop.

If I remember correctly, both Gamestop and EB Games no longer accept used N64 games for trade.

Do you own a Wii? Alot of the games are now available to download. And at $5-$10-$15 alot cheaper than ebay....HTH

Good reminder.

Check all the usual suspects like yard sales, flea markets, Ebay and Craigslist, local paper, and pawn shops.

Also, ask around with neigborhood kids and teens. Alot of folks have old games sitting in the attic, but never thought about selling. You may jog a few memories loose.