New GBA Arrivals: Pokémon Rocket Edition & Pokémon Emerald Legacy

Two New Pokémon Adventures Have Arrived!

We’re excited to announce two new additions to our Game Boy Advance collection: Pokémon Rocket Edition and Pokémon Emerald Legacy!

If you’re a Pokémon fan and love discovering unique GBA experiences, these two games are great additions to any retro gaming collection. Both cartridges feature custom Pokémon adventures designed to give players something different from the traditional Pokémon games.

🚀 Pokémon Rocket Edition

Ever wondered what it would be like to experience the Pokémon world from a different perspective? Pokémon Rocket Edition puts the spotlight on Team Rocket, offering a very different take on the familiar Pokémon formula.

This is a fun choice for collectors and players looking for an unusual Pokémon adventure on the Game Boy Advance. The cartridge features colorful custom artwork and makes a great addition to a Pokémon or GBA collection.

🐉 Pokémon Emerald Legacy

Pokémon Emerald Legacy brings another custom Pokémon experience to the Game Boy Advance, making use of the classic Emerald-era style that many Pokémon fans remember fondly.

With its distinctive green GBA cartridge, Emerald Legacy also looks fantastic in a collection. Whether you're a longtime Pokémon player or a collector of unique Game Boy Advance cartridges, this is one you'll want to check out.

🎮 Add Them to Your Collection

Both Pokémon Rocket Edition and Pokémon Emerald Legacy are now available through our online store.

These cartridges are fan-made/custom Pokémon projects and are not official Nintendo or The Pokémon Company releases. They are intended for retro gaming enthusiasts and collectors who enjoy unique and unconventional Game Boy Advance experiences.

Stock is limited, so if either title catches your eye, don't wait too long!

Visit our online store today and add Pokémon Rocket Edition or Pokémon Emerald Legacy to your Game Boy Advance collection!

Thanks for supporting Retro Gaming Life and our passion for classic and custom gaming!

Be sure to click on the Shopify tab on the top of the page or click here to check out what we offer! 

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Finds 2081: Double Dragon Advance and Ghost Rare Red Eyes Black Dragon

Finds #2081: Double Dragon Advance and a Ghost Rare Red-Eyes Black Dragon

The latest additions to the Retro Gaming Life collection bring together two very different kinds of retro collectibles, but both are guaranteed to get the attention of collectors: a boxed copy of Double Dragon Advance for the Game Boy Advance and a Ghost Rare Red-Eyes Black Dragon from the Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Game.

One takes us back to the days of portable 2D beat-'em-ups, while the other brings some serious trading-card nostalgia to the collection. Let's take a closer look at both!

Double Dragon Advance

First up is Double Dragon Advance for the Game Boy Advance.

Originally released in North America in November 2003, Double Dragon Advance was developed by Million and published by Atlus. Rather than being a simple port of the 1987 arcade classic, the game is essentially a remake that combines elements from the original arcade game with ideas, moves, enemies, weapons, and stages from other entries in the Double Dragon series.

That makes this a particularly interesting game for a collection.

The original Double Dragon helped establish the side-scrolling beat-'em-up as one of the defining arcade genres of the late 1980s. Double Dragon Advance takes that formula and squeezes it onto Nintendo's Game Boy Advance while adding plenty of new material.

Players can take control of Billy or Jimmy Lee and battle their way through the game, with multiplayer support available through the Game Link Cable. The game also includes a Survival Mode, giving players another way to put their fighting skills to the test.

A Love Letter to the Original

One of the coolest things about Double Dragon Advance is how much attention was given to the history of the series.

The game includes four new stages that were inserted between stages from the original arcade game. It also introduces additional enemies and moves inspired by other Double Dragon games and Technōs beat-'em-ups.

Even the box artwork has a fun connection to classic martial-arts cinema. The pose of Billy and Jimmy on the cover was designed as an homage to Bruce Lee and Chuck Norris in The Way of the Dragon.

So while it may look like another Game Boy Advance release at first glance, Double Dragon Advance is actually a pretty substantial celebration of the franchise.

And finding a boxed copy like this makes it an even nicer addition to the collection.

Red-Eyes Black Dragon — Ghost Rare!

The other addition might be even more eye-catching: a Ghost Rare Red-Eyes Black Dragon!

Red-Eyes Black Dragon is one of the most recognizable monsters in the entire Yu-Gi-Oh! franchise. Along with Blue-Eyes White Dragon and Dark Magician, Red-Eyes has been one of the iconic monsters associated with the series since the early days of the trading card game.

This particular card is the Red-Eyes Black Dragon Ghost Rare from Ghosts From the Past: The 2nd Haunting, card GFP2-EN176. The set was released in 2022, and Red-Eyes was one of the classic monsters to receive the Ghost Rare treatment in the set.

And Ghost Rare is an especially cool rarity for collectors.

What Makes Ghost Rare Special?

Ghost Rare cards have a distinctive appearance that makes them stand out from virtually everything else in a Yu-Gi-Oh! collection.

The artwork has a silvery, almost ghost-like appearance and can look dramatically different depending on the angle and lighting. The card's name also has a pearlescent appearance. TCGplayer describes Ghost Rare as one of Yu-Gi-Oh!'s most prestigious collector rarities.

The rarity originally debuted in the 2007 Tactical Evolution set, and Ghost Rares quickly became some of the most desirable chase cards for collectors.

The Ghosts From the Past: The 2nd Haunting version of Red-Eyes is particularly fun because it takes such a classic monster and gives it an appearance that is completely different from the traditional Red-Eyes cards many fans remember from the early 2000s.

A Great Combination of Collectibles

I really like how these two additions represent different sides of retro gaming and collecting.

On one side, we have Double Dragon Advance, a physical Game Boy Advance game that connects directly to the arcade and 8-bit era of gaming. It takes a classic franchise and gives it a new life on a handheld system.

On the other side, we have Red-Eyes Black Dragon, representing the collectible-card side of the retro gaming and pop-culture world. For anyone who grew up with Yu-Gi-Oh!, seeing a Ghost Rare version of such an iconic monster is pretty special.

And there's something particularly satisfying about adding both a boxed Game Boy Advance game and a high-rarity Yu-Gi-Oh! card to the collection at the same time.

Another Fantastic Find!

Double Dragon Advance is already a great game to have in the collection, but finding a boxed copy makes this particular addition even better. Add in a Ghost Rare Red-Eyes Black Dragon, and this becomes one of those Finds that has a little bit of everything.

The Game Boy Advance represents an important part of Nintendo's handheld history, while Red-Eyes Black Dragon represents one of the most recognizable collectible card games of its generation.

Two different collectibles, two different forms of nostalgia, and two more great additions to Retro Gaming Life!

Which one would you choose for your collection: the boxed Double Dragon Advance or the Ghost Rare Red-Eyes Black Dragon? Let me know in the comments!

And as always, stay tuned for the next Finds post, because there are always more games, collectibles, and retro treasures waiting to join the collection!

Keep gaming and keep collecting!

— Retro Gaming Life

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New Pokémon Fan Favorites Now Available!🎮⚡

Exciting news for retro gaming fans and collectors! We’ve just added several new Pokémon-inspired Game Boy Advance titles to the store at Retro Gaming Life. These fan-made adventures expand the classic formula of the beloved Pokémon series and offer unique twists that longtime trainers will enjoy discovering.

If you love exploring new regions, catching rare monsters, and experiencing creative fan projects, these latest additions are definitely worth checking out.

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⚡ Pokémon Thunder Yellow Version

Inspired by the classic yellow-themed Pokémon adventures, Thunder Yellow Version brings an electrifying spin to the traditional gameplay formula. Players can embark on a nostalgic-style journey filled with familiar Pokémon, Gym battles, and challenging trainers.

This version keeps the core mechanics that made Pokémon games legendary while introducing tweaks to encounters, gameplay balance, and overall progression. Fans of classic Pokémon titles will enjoy seeing how this version refreshes the experience.

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⚡ Pokémon Lightning Yellow Version

Another exciting variation inspired by the early Pokémon games, Lightning Yellow Version offers players a modified adventure packed with battles, exploration, and Pokémon training.

Expect adjustments to Pokémon availability, gameplay elements, and difficulty that make this version feel both familiar and new. For players who enjoy revisiting classic Pokémon gameplay with a different twist, Lightning Yellow provides a fun alternative adventure.

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✨ Pokémon Light Platinum Version

One of the most popular fan-made Pokémon games ever created, Light Platinum Version is known for its massive adventure and expanded gameplay features.

In this version, players travel through the Zheri Region and later explore the Lauren Region, essentially giving you two regions in one game. The game features Pokémon from multiple generations, new characters, and an original storyline that keeps the experience fresh while staying true to the classic Pokémon formula.

Many fans consider Light Platinum one of the best Pokémon fan projects available.

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🍀 Pokémon Clover Version

For players looking for something completely different, Pokémon Clover Version delivers a unique fan-made experience. Instead of traditional Pokémon, the game introduces a large roster of original creatures known as Fakemon.

Set in the Fochun Region, Clover features a brand-new storyline, new Gym Leaders, and plenty of unexpected surprises. The game is known for its creativity, humor, and challenging gameplay, making it a standout among fan-made Pokémon titles.

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🎮 Perfect for Retro Gaming Fans

All of these titles are designed for the Game Boy Advance, making them a great addition to any retro gaming collection. Whether you're a longtime Pokémon trainer or simply love discovering unique fan-made games, these cartridges offer hours of nostalgic handheld gameplay.

At Retro Gaming Life, we’re always excited to bring retro gamers new and interesting titles to add to their collections.

⚡ Be sure to visit the store to check out these games and many more retro gaming classics!

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Ads From the Past 558: Mega Man Mania

Ads From the Past: "Celebrate 15 Years of Mega Man Mania!" – The Bittersweet Ad for Capcom's Canceled GBA Collection

Welcome back to Ads From the Past, the Retro Gaming Life series spotlighting those magazine promos that promised gaming glory—sometimes delivered, sometimes not. Today, we're unpacking a poignant 2003 Capcom ad for the Mega Man Anniversary Collection on Game Boy Advance (aka Mega Man Mania), a 15th anniversary tribute that hyped five portable classics... only to vanish into vaporware legend.

The Ad Breakdown: Nostalgic Screens and Handheld Hype

This full-page stunner bursts with blue-and-yellow anniversary flair. At the top, "Celebrate 15 Years of Mega Man Mania!" arches over a triptych of Game Boy screenshots: icy platforms, robot-filled grids, a serpentine boss (likely from Mega Man V), pyramid ruins, and explosive action—teasing the GB series' pixel-perfect challenges in vibrant color.

Center stage: Dynamic artwork of Mega Man blasting an orange energy ring at a shadowy foe (Bass?), with Bass returning fire from the left. The copy urges: "Jump into the celebration with Mega Man's finest adventures: Control him every step of the ways as he blasts, jumps, ducks and runs outsmarting his enemies at every turn. Learn about Mega Man's history and unlock original art in this special collection. With 5 infectious games on one Game Boy Advance cartridge, you've got a case of Mega Mania!"

Bottom: The mockup GBA box for Mega Man Anniversary Collection, flanked by smaller carts (possibly Mega Man & Bass GBA port). ESRB "Mild Cartoon Violence," Nintendo Seal, and Capcom's 2003 copyright. Ran in mags like Nintendo Power Vol. 181, touting "Coming Fall ’04" and "5 Games in 1!"—pure portable nostalgia bait.

Check out this promo box art that matches the ad perfectly:

Game Context: Five GB Classics, Forever Lost (Officially)

Tied to Mega Man's 1987 debut, this GBA collection was a handheld companion to the console Anniversary Collection (PS2/GC/Xbox: NES Mega Man 1-8 + arcade). It promised colorized remakes of the five GB originals—ports upgraded from PS1's Rockman Complete Works style—with B&W toggle, art gallery, and series history.

Included Games:

Game	Japan Title	Key Features Teased
Mega Man: Dr. Wily's Revenge	Rockman World	Original GB debut, Wily's Revenge
Mega Man II	Rockman World 2	Rush debut, slide mechanic
Mega Man III	Rockman World 3	Doc Robots, time-travel twists
Mega Man IV	Rockman World 4	Charge Buster, Beat bird
Mega Man V	Rockman World 5	Mega Man Killers like Ballade

Planned for Fall 2004 (delayed from 2003), it got ads, box art, and even screenshots—but Capcom axed it. Official reason: "lost the game code." Rumors: unprofitable, DS shift. No public prototypes until 2018 leaks and a 2024 fan recreation by modders.

Why This Ad Stands Out

In 2003's anniversary blitz (Mega Man & Bass GBA, Battle Network TV spots), this ad dangled the ultimate portable fix: rare GB titles (hard to find legally) in color on GBA. Its "Mega Mania" tag evoked infectious fun, but the cancellation stung—echoing Capcom's rocky early-2000s era. Today, it's a holy grail symbol, with fan patches bringing it back.

Final Thoughts

Dust off original GB carts on Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack, or grab the fan-made GBA ROM for colorized glory. Seen this ad in old Nintendo Power? Vaporware regrets? Share below! More Ads From the Past unlocking soon.

Retro Gaming Life Blog – Blasting Through Lost History.

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🎮 New Inventory Drop — Legendary Classics & Fan-Favorite Enhancements Arrive!

Great news for retro gaming fans! We’ve just added an exciting batch of titles to our store inventory, featuring a mix of iconic classics and incredible modern fan-enhanced experiences. Whether you’re a collector, a longtime nostalgic gamer, or someone discovering these gems for the first time, this new arrival lineup has something special for you.
Be sure to click here to check it out or click on the Shopify button on the top of the page. 
Here’s a closer look at what’s now available:
⭐ Phantasy Star IV (SEGA Genesis)Often considered one of the greatest RPGs of the 16-bit era, Phantasy Star IV: The End of the Millennium delivers an epic sci-fi adventure with memorable characters, strategic turn-based combat, and a deep story that still holds up today. With its manga-style cutscenes and polished gameplay, this title represents the peak of the classic Phantasy Star series on the Genesis.
For RPG fans and collectors, this is an absolute must-have.
🥊 Smash Remix Version 2.0 (Nintendo 64)One of the most ambitious community projects ever created for the Nintendo 64, Smash Remix expands the original Super Smash Bros. experience with a massive roster, new stages, gameplay improvements, and exciting crossover characters. Version 2.0 pushes things even further and requires the Expansion Pak to unlock its full potential.
This is the ultimate way to experience classic Smash gameplay on real hardware.
🟣 Pokémon Ultra Violet Version (Game Boy Advance)A fan-favorite enhancement of Pokémon FireRed, Pokémon Ultra Violet gives players the ability to catch all Pokémon without trading, along with additional events and quality-of-life improvements. It’s perfect for players who want a more complete and flexible Kanto adventure while keeping the authentic feel of the original game.
🌑 Bound of the Dark World (Super Nintendo)Inspired by the legendary EarthBound series, Bound of the Dark World delivers a unique RPG experience with familiar charm, quirky storytelling, and classic SNES gameplay style. This is a fantastic pickup for fans of retro RPG adventures looking for something both nostalgic and new.
🗡️ The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time Redux (Nintendo 64)A refined and enhanced version of one of the greatest games ever made, Zelda: Ocarina of Time Redux introduces quality-of-life improvements, smoother gameplay tweaks, and modern conveniences while preserving the magic of the original adventure. It’s the definitive way to revisit Hyrule on original Nintendo 64 hardware.
🛒 Why These Titles Are SpecialThis inventory drop highlights something we truly love about the retro gaming community — the combination of timeless classics and passionate fan projects that continue to breathe new life into vintage systems decades later. From official masterpieces like Phantasy Star IV to ambitious enhancements like Smash Remix and Zelda Redux, these games represent the best of both worlds.
If you’re looking to expand your collection or experience retro gaming in a fresh way, now is the perfect time to grab these titles before they’re gone.

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Finds 2037: Wario Land 4 and 32X

Closing out the year with two fantastic pickups! 🎮
Wario Land 4 for the Game Boy Advance joins the collection as one of the system’s standout titles, packed with creative level design, expressive visuals, and classic Wario charm. 💛
Also added is the Sega Genesis 32X, Sega’s ambitious (and infamous) step into 32-bit gaming. Short-lived but unforgettable, it’s a unique piece of retro hardware history that deserves a spot on the shelf.
These are the last additions to the collection for the year, and what a way to end it! 🎉Happy New Year to the entire Retro Gaming Life community — here’s to another year of retro finds, classic games, and daily retro-bits.
Which one would you play first?

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Finds 2032: Super Mario Advance 4 & Classic Cobra Troopers

New Additions to the Collection: Super Mario Advance 4 & Classic Cobra Troopers

There’s nothing quite like adding a mix of gaming history and nostalgic figures to the collection, and this latest pickup hits that sweet spot perfectly. From portable Mario greatness to iconic action figures straight out of the ’80s and ’90s, these new additions bring together two worlds that defined childhood for many of us.

🟡 Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3 (Game Boy Advance)

First up is Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3 for the Game Boy Advance, complete and looking fantastic on the shelf. This release is widely regarded as one of the definitive versions of Super Mario Bros. 3, taking the NES classic and enhancing it with brighter visuals, refined sound, and the portability that made the GBA era so special.

What truly sets this version apart is the e-Reader functionality, which allowed players to unlock exclusive levels and power-ups—content that remained hidden gems for years. Even without the extra cards, the core experience is still pure Mario perfection: tight controls, iconic worlds, and some of the best level design Nintendo has ever produced.

Having this one boxed is always a win, especially for collectors who appreciate Nintendo’s early-2000s handheld era.

🐍 Cobra Troopers Join the Display

Flanking Mario in this display are two unmistakable figures from G.I. Joe’s Cobra faction, instantly recognizable to fans of classic action figures and Saturday morning cartoons. These Cobra troopers add a strong dose of retro attitude to the collection and pair surprisingly well with the gaming display.

Cobra figures have always stood out thanks to their distinctive uniforms, masked designs, and undeniable villain energy. Whether you grew up staging epic battles on the living room floor or just admired their bold designs, these figures are timeless pieces of pop culture history.

🎮 A Perfect Blend of Retro Passions

What makes this pickup especially fun is how it blends retro gaming and classic toys into one cohesive display. Super Mario Advance 4 represents peak Nintendo platforming, while the Cobra troopers tap into the action-figure boom that defined another side of retro fandom.

Together, they capture what collecting is really about: preserving the things that made gaming and pop culture exciting in the first place.

More additions are always on the way, so stay tuned—Retro Gaming Life is just getting started.

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Now Available: Mother 3 English Fan Translation for Game Boy Advance!

At long last, one of the most beloved cult classics is finally available in English — and you can now experience it the way it was meant to be played: on real hardware!

🔥 We're excited to offer the Mother 3 (English Fan Translation) reproduction cart for the Game Boy Advance, now available at Retro Gaming Life! 🔥

Originally released in Japan in 2006, Mother 3 is the long-awaited sequel to EarthBound (Mother 2) and is widely considered one of the most emotionally powerful RPGs ever made. Sadly, it never received an official English release — but thanks to the incredible work of the Mother 3 Fan Translation Team, English-speaking fans finally get to enjoy the full story.

🌟 Features:

• Fully translated into English

• Authentic red translucent GBA cartridge

• Tested and works flawlessly on original Game Boy Advance, GBA SP, and DS (Phat/Lite)

• Includes the full emotional journey of Lucas and his friends

• A must-have for EarthBound/Mother series collectors!

Whether you're revisiting the Nowhere Islands or discovering Mother 3 for the first time, this is the definitive way to own a piece of gaming history in physical form.

🎮 Grab your copy now and take part in one of the most heart-wrenching, memorable RPG adventures ever made.

👉 Buy it now at Retro Gaming Life Shoppe and complete your Mother/EarthBound collection!

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🔥 New Game Boy Advance Repros Just Landed! 🔥

We just added a fresh batch of Game Boy Advance repro cartridges to the store — and retro fans, you're going to want to take a look! Whether you're a Pokémon trainer looking for a new twist or a classic RPG lover, this collection has something for everyone. Here's a rundown of the latest additions:

🎮 Pokémon FireRed Extended – A bold reimagining of the original FireRed with enhanced content, new regions, and updated mechanics that breathe new life into a GBA classic.

🎮 Mother 3 (English Fan Translation) – The cult-favorite Earthbound sequel finally playable in English! An emotional rollercoaster RPG that’s as charming as it is unforgettable.

🎮 Pokémon Cursed Version – A spooky and mysterious fan-made game that ventures into darker themes and an all-new storyline. Perfect for fans who want a unique and eerie Pokémon experience.

🎮 Pokémon Trading Card Game 1 + 2 (Fan Translation) – Originally released only in Japan, now you can continue your TCG journey in English! Collect, duel, and rise through the ranks as well as play the first game in the series. 

🎮 Pokémon Unbound – One of the most polished and expansive Pokémon ROM hacks ever created. Explore the region of Borrius, customize your character, and enjoy a truly deep story-driven game.

🎮 Pokémon Flora Sky Version – A beautiful fan-made journey with all-new Pokémon, regions, and storylines. This pink cartridge packs a lot of charm and creativity!

🎮 Pokémon Shiny Gold Sigma – Experience the Johto region like never before with this enhanced and expanded version of Shiny Gold. Added Pokémon, events, and features await!

🎮 Pokémon Advanced Adventure – Ever wonder what it would be like to play a Pokémon game from the villain's perspective? This game flips the script and delivers a wild ride filled with unexpected twists.

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💾 These repros are fully playable on original hardware and GBA-compatible consoles. Each cartridge is carefully tested to ensure quality gameplay.

🛒 Grab your favorites now at RetroGamingLife Shopify Store — these gems won’t last long!

Whether you're revisiting childhood memories or diving into fan-made greatness for the first time, this lineup is sure to level up your collection.

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New Games Added to the Shoppe! Super Mario Land DX and Zoids Saga!

Here are a couple of new additions to the shoppe. Super Mario Land DX is an awesome game which got new life in color but not only that, you can choose to play as Luigi! I love this version of the game. Zoids Saga is an awesome game that was requested by a client and has been added to the shoppe as well. Be sure to click here or check the top of the page for a link to the Shopify store.
-Super Mario Land DX(Gameboy Color)-Zoids Saga (GBA)

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Finds 1880: Moon, Maniac Mansion, and Night Trap for GBA!

Here is a lot of games from Limited Run Games. Moon is a release of a game that never made it out and we finally got it while Maniac Mansion is a re-release of the NES classic. The one that really caught my attention is Night Trap for GBA which is a movie of the game to play on the portable handheld. Now that's pretty unique! 

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Finds 1824: Free Gifts from a Friend! Doki Doki Panic !!!

Here is a lot of free stuff I got from a friend. She knew I love Famicom bootlegs and asked if I wanted them so I couldn't say no! This is just amazing and I'm always so thankful for gifts like these. The best part is that it came with a Doki Doki Panic cart which for some reason comes inside another game. Not sure if it's a repro or just a replacement shell as I'm too much of a wuss to open it up. It's really cool though. Thank you again my friend! 

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Finds 1710: Bootlegs and more Bootlegs!

Bootlegs from a friend, this is a very nice set of bootleg stuff and it's just too much to mention in one photo so please check it out yourself. The most interesting stuff from this lot is the Dreamcast bootleg games as they were made in a factory as they aren't burnt. Now that's interesting because I've encountered Playstation 1 games like that. Gotta love bootlegs! 

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Finds 1681: Wario Land Shake it, Red GBA SP, Sealed Wii Remote, and More!

Now that I’m back home, it’s time for some classic looting! I was able to get these through Offer Up and thrifting. I always love finding portable goodies because they are some of my favorites to game on. Bomberman, Super Mario Land 2, and others are just a couple of awesome additions and re-additions to the collection. I usually pick up doubles with the idea of flipping them for other games that I don’t have. I think it’s a good way to keep a budget and still increase your collection. Overall, not a bad haul. 

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Finds 1643: Sukoku, Portable Goodies, and a Mystery Game!

Some awesome goodies I was able to find at the thrift store. I definitely love getting Power Quest as it's one of the most memorable Gameboy Color games I've played years ago and it just sticks to my mind. It's not the best game, but it's really fun. I also got Zelda for the Gameboy color although this cart doesn't work, I will find a way to make it run. Some other goodies as well as Super Mario Odyssey which is a game I wanted for a while. Finally, a mystery game! What game is it? Check below!

It's Pokemon Trading Card game for the gameboy color, not bad!

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Finds 1612: Wii Mini, Gameboy SP, Labyrinth, and Riven

I finally got a Wii Mini! It's completely useless nowadays but just a nice addition and variance of the legendary console. I also found a Gameboy SP, two boxed PC games which are so awesome, and a PC controller. Good stuff! 

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Finds 1599: VHS Tapes, Stunt Race, Digimon for GBA, Super Monkey Ball, Office with Bookshelf, and Others

Here are some awesome additions! Some gameboy games, a couple of memory cards, even a SNES game! The coolest stuff though is the VHS tapes. I still remember the Ace Ventura cartoon and definitely going to watch this one. The Office is also really cool, might install it in one of my computers but which one? We shall see!  

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Finds 1590: Super Mario Bros Classic, Solitaire Mahjong, School Girl Zombie Hunter, Jaz 2GB Disk, PC Software and Turtles!

I found a new reseller locally and was happy to make a deal with him. I got Super Mario Bros Classic for GBA, School Girl Zombie Hunter for PS4, and the best 1000 Windows games for PC from them and was really happy with the transaction. I also went to a new thrift store and found some PC stuff as well as a Wii game that caught my attention mainly because I'm a fan of Solitaire. I also got two turtles from another thrift store for fifty cents each. I think I have them but couldn't say no to 50 cents turtles! Finally, the most interesting finding of this trip was the Jaz Disk which holds 2GBs! I never heard of this thing. I need to find the drive for it to see if there are any awesome goodies inside. For now, it'll make a show piece. 

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Finds 1589: NIS Classics Volume 1, Akira Blueray, Dreams, and Portable Games

Got some really cool stuff recently. The Akira was a must as I have yet to get a physical version of the movie. I also got some portable games such as Dragon Ball Z, Kirby, Tekken, and Professor Layton. They are all quality titles that I didn't spent much for which is always a big plus during a hunt. Finally, went to Gamestop and saw that they had the NIS Classics Volume 1 for a big discount. Add that with my five dollars off coupon and I left the store really happy. It was a good day. 

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Finds 1449: One of the Best Lots in a While! RPG Galore! WOW!

This is one of the most amazing lots I've gotten in a while. I know it looks like a lot of the lots I have gotten in the past but the prices I paid for these games are unheard of nowadays. Buying in bundle definitely pays off. So as you can see, there is a lot of beautiful stuff to look at. That's not all though, I have more stuff in the photo below of stuff that didn't fit this first photo. Lets go through it! 

The portable Final Fantasy games are totally worth it. I only had part three but I got the rest of the set now. Phantasy Star IV is always a game I wanted to get. The SNES games are all pure win! Just beautiful stuff. The little extras are there too!

I was finally able to get the Chocobo Dungeon games for the original Playstation as well as the Chocobo Racing game which I had no idea it existed! Uff! 

Some Playstation games. The main score was the one in the middle, you know that shoot 'em up by Working Designs, I love it all! 

This is what didn't fit in the first photo. We have a double of Sega games, Chocobo Dungeon for Wii, and more boxes Final Fantasy games! An amazing addition to my collection! I have more to come! 

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