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Just a suggestion I just thought about. It would honestly seem a lot more cooler if it showed it right before the final smash started.

What's Smash?

One of the premier fighting game franchises of all time, Super Smash Bros is a party series published by gaming giant Nintendo which sees characters from their various franchises (alongside several third-party characters) coming together for some family-friendly violence. Beginning with the original title in 1999 for the Nintendo 64, Smash has seen several outings in the years since, such as the iconic Melee for the Gamecube, Brawl for the Wii, the unoriginally named Smash 4 for the WiiU and 3DS, and the most recent title, Ultimate, which released on the Switch in 2018. Ultimate was seen as a huge celebration for the franchise, boasting that EVERYONE IS HERE- all seventy + fighters, ranging from staples of the original game to guest fighters and DLC, were in the launch roster. Helmed by Masahiro Sakurai, Smash is a household name and staple for parties worldwide, with Ultimate being one of the highest-selling fighting games in the world at over 12 million units sold.

What's Fire Emblem?

Fire Emblem is Nintendo's forray into strategy- a turn based fantasy seires that's one of the longer-running staples of the company with its roots in 1990 for the Famicom. Despite a lot of pushing from Nintendo, Fire Emblem failed to take off in the West for many years, with the future of the franchise being uncertain after several successive commercial flops in the 2000s. With the franchise risking cancellation if it failed to find a market, the team made a Hail-Mary pass of epic proportions thanks to Fire Emblem Awakening in 2013- a launch title for the 3DS that finally marked the series getting a foothold in the West. Since then, the series has released three big games: Fates, which wasn't very good due to pulling a Pokemon and cutting the game into three separate releases and having an awful story, Heroes, a free to play mobile game, and Three Houses, which saw the series move to the Nintendo Switch. In Three Houses, you play as Byleth, a mercenary hired to teach one of three classes in a military academy that are all led by House Lords- Edlegard, Dimitri and Claude. Three Houses combined Persona-style time management for social interactions with the tactical gameplay of the series, and was a critical success for the company, selling over 3 million units.

Smash and Fire Emblem's shared history

Fire Emblem and Smash have a tied history, due to Smash being part of the reason the series even began releasing in the West (Fire Emblem had such a small presense before this that a lot of people unironically thought Marth and Ike were original characters made just for the game). Two characters, Roy(Who's also our boi) and Marth, were playable in Melee, with their popularity leading to Nintendo beginning localisation efforts of the other games. Since then, Fire Emblem has gotten consistent additional represetation in each mainline title:

• Brawl added Ike, protagonist of Path of Radiance and its sequel, Radiant Dawn. His massive two-handed sword and battle cry of "GREAT AETHER" made him stand out as a fun battler, with high damage potential but a weak mobility selection to balance him.
  
• 3DS/WiiU would bring back Marth, Ike and Roy, alongside newcomers Robin and Lucina from Awakening and, post-launch, Corrin from Fates as a DLC fighter. The Mii Fighter would also get an outfit themed on Awakening's co-protagonist Chrom as DLC.
  
• Ultimate would launch with all prior Fire Emblem characters as part of the launch roster with a new addition- Chrom making the transition from Mii Fighter to Echo Fighter (the game's term for characters who are moveset clones, in this case for Roy while Lucina was officially made an Echo Fighter for Marth). Ultimate also saw a large collection of music from the series being available alongside three stages.
  

Perhaps one of the largest showings of how tied together the two series are, especially regarding FE getting off the ground in the West, can be seen in the announcement trailer for a re-release of Shadow Dragon and the Blade of Light, the first game in the series as part of 30th anniversary celebrations. The trailer shows two young boys playing Melee and wondering where Roy and Marth are from, leading to them discovering Fire Emblem at large.
It's at the launch of Ultimate, before the DLC released, that I'd like to dovetail and cover some of the tensions between Smash and Fire Emblem, alongside the post-launch support Ultimate got.

Smash fans vs Fire Emblem Fans: A Short History

Smash fans and Fire Emblem fans don't get along a lot of the time, it must be said (though Smash fans don't get along with anyone very well). Many Smash fans blame FE as the reason for Smash's roster being stereotyped as "Anime swordboys," due to Nintendo almost entirely drawing from the sword-fighting leads of the series instead of an axe or lance fighter. (Hector from Blazing Blade is often called an example of what a more atypical Smash rep would be due to wielding a large axe). While most of the fighters try and do different things mechanically (Robin is almost entirely a spellcaster for instance, while Corrin can turn into a dragon), that Chrom and Lucina were both moveset clones didn't help this perception.
Many other Nintendo franchise fans aren't happy additionally at how Fire Emblem gets blatant preferential treatment by Nintendo. While it is justified as them wanting to show off the new FE games in each Smash title, that Fire Emblem is all but guaranteed to get new Smash rep every time a new game releases has embittered fans of older franchises that Nintendo hasn't given as much love lately (especially F-Zero, Metroid, Golden Sun and more). Sakurai being an open Fire Emblem fan hasn't helped the perception of an inherent bias for FE, though this is usually countered by the low representation for the Kirby and Kid Icarus franchises despite Sakurai's own roles in them.
By Ultimate, a growing sentiment is that Fire Emblem is getting over-represented, as with the addition of Chrom it was now the third-most represented series in Smash after only Mario and Pokemon. Given FE's niche status in the West for most of this time, fans weren't very happy at this, partly for the aforementioned reason of wanting their own favorite franchises to get a new fighter (Metroid fans at least got a bone when Ridley joined the Ultimate roster and when Dark Samus became an Echo Fighter for Samus).

Ultimate's Fighter Pass 1: HOES MAD

Following Ultimate's launch, Nintendo released a season pass for five characters who would be added post-launch. Smash getting new fighters is notable not just because it means a new fighter and that franchise getting the prestige of saying it got into Smash, but because it means new music that can be used (unless you're Cloud) during matches. For the most part, the DLC fighters got really positive reactions due to the majority being unexpected third-party choices. Case in point, most players never saw it coming when during the Game Awards 2018, the first fighter would be revealed to be Joker from Persona 5. He'd be followed in 2019 by three more reveals: Dragon Quest's Hero, representing the more iconic protagonists in the legendary JRPG franchise, Banjo and Kazooie from the cult Microsoft series, and Terry Bogard from the SNK franchise (shout out to Sakurai's history lesson that's pretending to be a showcase for Terry, which also involves Sakurai's story of how they got 50 tracks from the SNK games into Smash)
Also Sans from Undertale got in. This unironically led to an increase in Mii Gunner mains.
Terry and Hero would generate some salt in the West due to perceived antiquity and lack of pedegree/mainstream appeal (Hero being "another anime sword boy" didn't help), leading to a mocking response of HOES MAD from Hero's fans especially, though Terry's got in on the fun thanks to the pun involving Terry's home series, Fatal Fury.
Thanks to the four characters seen thus far, the expectation was that Fighters Pass 1 would be made entirely of third party characters, and as January 2020 rolled around the expectations were high as to who would get in. Sora from Kingdom Hearts was a popular choice, alongside Geno from the Mario RPG series. Some dumbasses even wanted Tracer from Overwatch, partly thanks to Blizzard all but openly begging Nintendo for a Smash invite. The one with the most consistent support was Dante from the Devil May Cry series. And a few accidental coincidences boosted the idea of Dante getting in:

• Dante's first three games had been ported to the Switch during Fighter Pass 1, with Devil May Cry 3 releasing in February 2020 soon after the final character was announced.
  
• Brian Hanford, who played V in Devil May Cry 5, had a slip of the tongue where he talked about Dante in the context of Smash (“to be part of Marvel Vs Capcom, or Super Smash Bros., would be huge, which is what Dante is gonna be,”), leading many to believe Brian had leaked Dante as the fifth fighter.
  
• Dante was experiencing a large-scale renaissance in popularity thanks to DMC 5 launching in early 2019, leading to him being on everyone's minds when it came to him joining the roster. Adding in his experience in fighting games already thanks to the Marvel vs Capcom games, it seemed set in stone that Dante would join the hallowed halls of Smash.
  
• To hype up the final character, Sakurai posed with three fingers outstretched. DMC fans took this as a hint of Dante, given that DMC 3 would be coming soon to Switch.
  
• On the same day as the character reveal, Capcom had planned a DMC announcement (it turned out to be an announcement that the game would have a co-op mode for Dante and Vergil in Bloody Palace).
  

With expectations set high, everyone tuned in on January 16th 2020 to see the final Season 1 character... and it was Byleth, the player character of Three Houses.
Another fucking Fire Emblem rep. The internet took it well, as you'd expect. Dante's fans just resorted to sad memes and jokes about one of Byleth's alt skins being "close enough" to let them pretend Byleth was Dante.

Smash likes to date around, and Fire Emblem is that girl that he always goes back to.
Byleth Joins The Roster: The Salt Mines Floweth

Byleth's announcement generates some of the most negative reactions to a Smash fighter yet seen, boasting the largest like-dislike ratios of Ultimate's DLC, and only matched for disliked announcements across the entire franchise by Corrin.
A lot of people weren't happy at Byleth's inclusion, suffice to say, though like Terry and Hero the HOES MAD crowd came back for another go around. It didn't help how utterly predictable it was given it was a historical recreation of Corrin's inclusion in WiiU/3DS. While Byleth had been predicted, many expected the mechanical variance would be that Byleth would function similar to the Pokemon Trainer (who swaps between the Gen 1 Pokemon) in that Byleth would command Claude, Dimitri and Edlegard from the sidelines. Instead, Byleth had four weapons- three representing each of the House Leaders alongside their own custom whip-sword, the Sword of the Creator. That being said, at least Nintendo were somewhat self aware about it this time, given the reveal had supporting character Sothis mock Byleth for losing a fight by going "Too many swordsmen, were there?" as a way to reveal that Byleth's female variant would join the roster.
While Byleth did offer some mechanical variety from the other FE reps, some were disappointed that Byleth specifically was representing Three Houses, due to Byleth's personality not being one of their selling points. Perhaps it would have been more preferable to have one of the House Leaders instead represent the game, but given how any one being selected would have been seen as favoritism of the Leaders (and the arguments about said Leaders being quite vicious), Byleth was the safest choice, if perhaps the most predictable. Fans of Xenoblade 2 were also unhappy at clear bias on Sakurai's part, given he'd previously said Rex, the MC, was from too new a game to qualify for a roster slot in Ultimate. In comparrison, Sakurai admitted in his presentation of Byleth that he pestered the developers to get early access copies of Three Houses to get to plan out Byleth's moveset, which only helped the idea of Fire Emblem operating on different rules from other series.
Overall, Byleth was seen as a disappointing inclusion to wrap up the Fighters Pass, with the announcement honestly being more notable for the memes about the salt over the character themself. (My favorites were the ones about Joker adding yet another teacher to his harem) After the shock reveals from relatively niche series such as Persona and SNK, Byleth was generally felt to be an overwhelmingly safe option to close on. While Sakurai did announce Fighters Pass 2 in the same event, promising six more DLC characters for Ultimate, a lot of fans from different franchises were still let down given how unpredictable the first wave had been.

Fighters Pass 2 and the Byleth aftermath

Byleth would launch a few weeks later and the reception was largely "Yeah they're fine," after an initial launch of "Yeah you're fuckin' overtuned and overpowered." They got some people who main them, others swore off them, much like any other DLC character in a fighting game, and the salt gradually diminished.
In February of 2020, Sakurai would tacitly admit during a Famitsu article about Byleth's development that he was aware of the criticism about the addition, saying that he doesn't have as much power over roster choices as people like to believe (Byleth apparently snubbed a fighter he was much more enthusiastic about) but that he agreed that there were a few too many sword fighters and Fire Emblem representatives specifically in the game. Given Sakurai has said Smash will never have a roster as large as Ultimate again, it's likely some of Fire Emblem's representation will be cut down in future games as part of this culling.

That being said, I understand. First and foremost: there are too many Fire Emblem characters; and what’s more there are too many sword-users.

So far, three of the six planned characters for Fighter's Pass 2 have been released, with Min-Min from the Arms series coming first, Steve from Minecraft literally breaking Twitter (Steve's addition could be a post of its own with how much salt he generated) and the OG Anime Sword Boy, the One Winged Angel himself in Sephiroth being announced at the Game Awards 2020. We're still waiting for updates on when the fourth fighter will be revealed and who they may be, but regardless of who it is, there will always be a few mad hoes in the background.
Also Geno finally got into Smash!... As a Mii skin which led to the character's fanbase collectively reaching for a noose. These hoes weren't even that mad, it was mostly just sad.
Still. At least it's better than whatever the Walluigi mains are up to.
Thanks for reading.

Super Smash Bros. is Nintendo’s premier fighting game franchise. The series released its fifth entry, Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, in 2018. The brainchild of Masahiro Sakurai (the man behind Kirby and Kid Icarus: Uprising), it is beloved by many for its fun and easy-to-grasp gameplay, and more notably, its massive crossover status. The Smash series has always been about characters from all different franchises and companies duking it out. With a whopping 81 planned characters (plus seven clone characters, referred to as “Echo Fighters”), every player is bound to find at least one they like.
However, no series is without controversy, and people often find themselves lamenting the characters that DON’T get in, and sometimes even those that do.
I realize that there's a post talking a lot more in-depth about one of these characters, so if you'd like to read that as well here's a link.
A Brief History Lesson
Super Smash Bros. debuted for the Nintendo 64 in 1999, with this classic commercial depicting mascot versions of popular Nintendo characters duking it out to The Turtles’ “Happy Together”. The game was a smash (heh) hit, and featured twelve playable characters (Mario, Donkey Kong, Link, Samus, Yoshi, Kirby, Fox McCloud, Pikachu, Luigi, Ness, Captain Falcon, and Jigglypuff). It supported up to four players, and had a variety of items that could be used in battle. More characters were added throughout the sequels, including third party characters such as Sonic the Hedgehog and Mega Man. In the third game, Super Smash Bros. Brawl, a new item was added to the game: “Assist Trophies”, summonable NPCs that could assist the player who summoned them in battle. Each Assist Trophy did something different, and many characters who otherwise wouldn’t have a shot at being playable got to appear this way. One such character was Waluigi from the Super Mario Bros. series, who would run around the stage and stomp on opponents while hitting them with his tennis racket, making them briefly immobile.
When the fourth game for the Wii U and 3DS came around, several cuts and changes were made so the game could run on the comparatively weaker 3DS hardware. The game also featured no story mode. However, there were three big hope spots for fans. The first was Mii Fighters, which allowed players to create their own custom fighter (either a Brawler, Gunner, or Swordfighter), with a variety of costumes based on various characters. The second was the inclusion of DLC, which allowed new characters to join after release (for a price, of course). The third was the biggest of all: the Fighter Ballot. This was a chance for fans to vote on which character they’d like to see join Super Smash Bros. for 3DS and WiiU.
The Fighter Ballot
The Fighter Ballot was extremely popular, with thousands of people voting for their favorites. Aside from “meme” picks like Goku or Shrek, some of the most popular choices, at least according to message boards and polls from the time, included Ridley from Metroid, Waluigi and Princess Daisy from Super Mario Bros. (this despite Waluigi still being an Assist Trophy), Sora from Kingdom Hearts, the Inklings from Splatoon, Shantae, Wolf O'Donnell from Star Fox (a character who had been cut during the transition between games) Banjo-Kazooie, Geno from Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars, and quite possibly the loudest fanbase, King K. Rool from Donkey Kong Country. The ballot came to a close in October 2015, revealing the winner to be…
…Bayonetta.
While Bayo certainly did have her fans and supporters, many people were…underwhelmed, to say the least. Bayonetta was allegedly the most popular character in Europe, and in the Top 5 in America, though some folks found this hard to believe. Things weren’t helped by the unpopular reveal of Corrin from Fire Emblem Fates as a DLC character before the ballot closed, with many people stating that there were too many Fire Emblem characters (at the time, the game had six different characters from the series). Eventually, the game was datamined, and it was revealed that Bayonetta’s data existed in the game just two weeks after the ballot opened up. Mii Fighter costumes of some of the more popular picks were released as consolation prizes, but it still stung. Sakurai stated that the ballot was meant to pick fighters for a future installment, and not for Smash 4, but this is a bit hard to believe given that the website outright said the character would be for Smash 4. However, there was still hope for these characters in the future.
Everyone is Here…?
The fifth game in the series, Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, was quite possibly the most hyped-up game of the decade. It promised to be the ultimate (heh) dream match, with every single fighter from past games returning. It also introduced several highly requested newcomers, including Ridley (complete with a shoutout to his supporters), Daisy (I cried tears of joy at her reveal), the Inklings, Simon Belmont (and his descendant Richter) from Castlevania, Isabelle from Animal Crossing, and of course, King K. Rool, all of whom generated a lot of hype. This only expanded when the DLC was revealed, with several unexpected characters from a variety of different companies. However, one character was notably missing: Waluigi.
The Purple-Clad Plumber
For anyone who doesn't know, Waluigi is a character who originates in the game Mario Tennis. He was originally created solely so Wario could have a doubles partner, and quickly became a mainstay of the spin-offs. At first, he was seen as an unnecessary character who only existed as filler, but his role in Matthew Taranto's webcomic Brawl in the Family saw him gain popularity. The comic mostly focused on video game-based gags while occasionally having longer story arcs. Waluigi would show up to take over the comic every once in a while, with his catchphrase "TOO BAD. WALUIGI TIME." often appearing. People loved the comic's take on Waluigi as a zany, over-the-top, and somewhat tragic character. It wasn't long before this version of Waluigi became a meme, with the regular version following.
It’s a Cold and It’s a Broken Waluigi
Generally, Assist Trophies are considered to be a “deconfirmation” for a character. While nothing in the game outright states that a character can’t be playable if they also appear as an Assist Trophy, nothing denies it either. There is technically a chance, as the game does have certain conditions that disable assist trophies on certain stages (for example, the Moon from Majora’s Mask can’t appear on the stage Great Bay, as it appears as a background element). Stage elements can also be affected by which characters are playing in a match. For example, King Dedede won’t appear in the background of Dream Land if he’s also in the match, Toon Link will be replaced by Alfonzo (“Leave it to me!”) on the Spirit Train if another Link is playing, and Fox, Falco, and Wolf have specific dialogue changes referring to one another. However, this has never been confirmed, and Assist Trophies have always been unplayable. Which brings us to Waluigi.
In early June, Waluigi was confirmed to be an Assist Trophy, and therefore unplayable, for the third game in a row. As if to add insult to injury, the video also revealed that Assist Trophies can now be knocked out, and used Waluigi to demonstrate this. People were, to put it lightly, fucking pissed. Memes were made about the situation, songs were written, petitions were signed to get Waluigi included, Matthew Taranto of Brawl in the Family got in on it, years after the comic had ended, and a few (emphasis on a FEW) fans even started harassing Sakurai in an attempt to get the purple plumber in the roster. A small group of Waluigi cosplayers staged a protest at a Smash event, and while they had good intentions, they did make some staff and guests uneasy. Some theorized that the Assist Trophy thing was a red herring, and that Waluigi would be revealed as playable after all. People were literally analyzing the colors of some chairs in the background of a video. It was crazy. Things only got worse for poor Waluigi when the first DLC character was revealed…
…a Piranha Plant. Just a single Piranha plant.
Generic, nameless Piranha Plants have never been playable in any official Nintendo game before this, so its inclusion was a surprise. A few people thought it was a jab at Waluigi supporters (which, let’s be real, it obviously wasn’t). Once the shock wore off, however, the Plant was welcomed into the Smash family with open arms. The fact that it was free for a limited amount of time certainly helped. The next DLC character (and the first in the “Fighters Pass”, a series of five DLC challengers), Joker from Persona 5, was also beloved by the fanbase, with his trailer showing him literally hijacking the 2018 Game Awards. Then E3 2019 came, and fans were speculating on who the next fighter would be, with Erdrick from Dragon Quest, Banjo and Kazooie, and Steve from Minecraft being popular guesses. The latter two, in particular, sparked quite the rivalry.
Bears, Birds, and Blocks
While Banjo-Kazooie was originally considered a Nintendo property (it even had its own commercial from the same people who made the “Happy Together” Smash commercial), with Banjo’s debut (sans Kazooie) being in Diddy Kong Racing, they were developed by the company Rare, which was later bought out by Microsoft. Microsoft and Nintendo are historically rivals, so the bear and bird joining Smash was seen as an impossibility for many years. However, many had hope, given that Microsoft and Nintendo had been on much friendlier terms in recent years. But there were some strikes against them. For one thing, Banjo and Kazooie weren’t exactly…relevant. Their last game, Nuts and Bolts, was in 2008, and was seen by most fans as a disgrace to the franchise due to its change in gameplay and aesthetic. JonTron’s memetic version of “I Will Always Love You” comes as a reaction to this game, in fact. If a Microsoft character WAS added, it would likely be someone more popular. Say…a character from one of the highest-selling games of all time? That’s right, Minecraft.
For weeks, a rivalry brewed between Banjo-Kazooie fans and Steve fans, and a trend called “Steveposting” began to spread. Starting on 4chan, people would post pictures of a grotesque 3D model of Steve harassing other characters, often accompanied by a copypasta starting with “GOOD MOOOOOOOORNING /v/! Just wanted to remind you that we’re another day closer to Steve (yes, THE Steve from Minecraft) getting confirmed in Smash Ultimate! Make sure to save your tears for the upcoming Fighter Pass when Steve walks into the spotlight!” The most popular character for Steve to harass was Banjo. People would often argue that Steve had more relevance, and post images of Steve harassing, harming, or killing Banjo and Kazooie. One infamous video featured Banjo walking through a blocky landscape, remarking to Kazooie that they must have ended up in Minecraft instead of Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. “Grotesque Steve” reveals himself, shows off Kazooie’s mangled corpse, and approaches Banjo with a sinister look on his face…the rest of the video is disgustingly NSFW, hence why I won’t be linking it or even describing it. If you know, you know. Overall, the rivalry was pretty bitter, and even genuine supporters for Steve grew tired of the “Steveposting”.
Finally, E3 2019 rolled around, and fans were excited for new content from Nintendo. One of the first reveals of the day was the second new DLC character for Smash…that being the heroes from Dragon Quest. Most people thought that Erdrick from Dragon Quest III would be the representative, and while he does appear, he’s not the only one (the heroes from XI, IV, and VIII also show up as alt costumes). Japanese fans were thrilled, American fans weren’t as enthusiastic, and it looked like there would be no more Smash news for the day. That is, until the just before the very end of the presentation. A trailer began, similarly to King K. Rool’s, only to then cut to the King hanging out with Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong. Suddenly, a golden piece bounces across the screen. Wait, is that…a Jiggy? No, it couldn’t be… DK and friends look out the window, to see a familiar silhouette, only for it to be revealed to be the Duck Hunt Dog in disguise. But then everything changes when the new character descends from above and knocks the Dog out of the way. That’s right folks, against all odds, Banjo and Kazooie are in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate!
As for Steve, he and his fellow Minecraft friends were eventually added in October 2020 (in his familiar blocky form, thankfully), which put the rivalry to rest for good. Finally, the Steveposting days were over. These new fighters were well-received, but the same can’t be said for the fifth DLC character.
Too Many Swordsmen, Are There?
Generally, if a new game is released after Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, a free update will add content from said game, usually in the form of “spirits”, power-ups you can equip to your fighter of choice to give them a stat boost of some sort. In-universe, they’re explained as characters who have lost their physical form due to events in the game’s story mode. For example, equipping the Hammer Bro spirit will enhance your jumps. One game did not receive free update spirits, however.
Fire Emblem: Three Houses is definitely one of the best games of 2019, in my opinion. With four distinct routes, a ton of morally grey characters, and an absolutely bitchin’ theme song, it’s definitely worth a try. While it’s not without its problems, the game is still pretty solid. The reason I bring this up is because Fire Emblem: Three Houses got nary a mention in Smash, despite being a new installment of one of Nintendo’s most heavily-advertised franchises. This led people to speculate that they were saving a Three Houses reveal for later. And as it turns out, they were!
Now, the fourth DLC character, Terry Bogard from Fatal Fury, was not met with the brightest reception from fans. At the very least, he came with a lot of amazing music (a whopping fifty songs from various SNK games). My personal favorite out of these is the theme song from Psycho Soldier. That sax solo though! While some people were obviously mad (or should I say…fatally furious?) about Terry’s inclusion in the game, most of the memes came from fellow SNK character Mai Shiranui’s exclusion from any form of cameo (to preserve the game’s ESRB rating). Anyway, people were really expecting something big for DLC fighter #5.
The fifth DLC character was revealed in January of 2020. Many predictions included Sora from Kingdom Hearts and Dante from Devil May Cry. The trailer dropped, only to reveal that the final character for the Fighters Pass was Byleth, the player character in Three Houses. The trailer had a jab at the common complaint that the roster has too many swordsmen…to which Byleth responds by becoming a swordswoman, as well as using other weapons from their home game. And yet still, people were once again, to put it lightly, fucking pissed. Read the comments on this to get an idea of it. After all, this now marked the eighth Fire Emblem character in the game.
Naturally, some people made memes about the situation. Others jokingly pointed out that one of Byleth’s alternate costumes gave them a red outfit and white hair, just like Dante (though the costume was meant to resemble Three Houses character Edelgard). Voice actress Allegra Clark, who voices a few characters in Three Houses, had this to say about the news. Even to this day, some people are still upset over Byleth’s inclusion.
The Heart of a Marionette
Geno is a character from the cult classic Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars. The game is certainly an oddball in the Mario franchise, but it’s beloved to this day by many. Geno appears as a living marionette with a gun arm, and he’s been a popular request for Smash Bros for a while now. He appeared in the famous (and very fake) “Grinch leak”, which incidentally also featured Banjo and Kazooie. YouTube animator TerminalMontage is one of Geno’s most vocal supporters, and even Sakurai has stated that he’s a fan of the character. So, what’s stopping the little puppet from getting in? Licensing. Geno is technically partially owned by Square Enix, so getting him in the game has always been tricky. He appeared as a Mii Fighter costume in Smash 4, but fans had hope that he would appear for real in Ultimate.
Now, Super Smash Bros. Ultimate introduced some very interesting Mii Fighter costumes. Costumes usually come in two parts: headwear and outfits. Headwear can include hats, wigs, helmets, and even masks. That last one is the important one here. Certain Mii Fighter costumes came with a full-head mask of a character rather than just a hat. These costumes, which some fans refer to as “deluxe” costumes, also came with a song, making them feel like a sort of bonus DLC character. The most popular of these is Sans from Undertale, though Cuphead also has one, as do Vault Boy from Fallout and Bomberman (though the latter two don’t come with music tracks).
So, December 2020 rolls around, and with it come the Game Awards. The new Smash trailer shows several of our heroes facing off against the game’s main villain, Galeem…only for it to be sliced in half and killed. Suddenly, “One-Winged Angel” starts to play, and hoooooOOOOOLY SHIT SEPHIROTH FROM FINAL FANTASY VII IS IN. People were, to put it lightly, fucking STOKED!!!!!! There were a few whiny “too many swordsmen” people, but they were drowned out for the most part…
...then came the costume reveals.
Each new fighter generally comes with five new Mii Fighter costumes, whether they be outfits, headwear, or a set of both. Sometimes they’re related to the character, sometimes they aren’t. The first four were pretty basic, with outfits based on Aerith, Barrett, and Tifa, Cloud’s companions from Final Fantasy VII, as well as a hat themed after a Chocobo. The fifth costume, on the other hand, led to a lot of disappointment.
I think we can all guess who it was. Geno fans were upset, and definitely made themselves heard. To make matters worse, Geno’s headwear was just a hat, when a mask would have worked well. Him being a “deluxe” Mii costume could have been a nice compromise to get him in. The aforementioned TerminalMontage made a short video on the topic, showing his disappointment with the results. Quite a few people made fun of Geno’s supporters for ever thinking he’d be playable, while others celebrated the fact that Sora or Lloyd could still have a chance. And all of this came mere months after the revelation that the widely-rumored Geno plush was in fact a myth.
In Conclusion
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate still has three DLC slots left, and everyone is wondering just who the final three will be. Personally, while I’m sure I’ll be content with whoever we get, there’s sure to be some fighting no matter what, and the only way to settle it…is in Smash.

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SNES	Street Fighter II	$30	Missing manual, otherwise cib.
Nintendo 64	007 GoldenEye	$32	Loose with manual.
Nintendo 64	007 World Is Not Enough	$11	Loose.
Nintendo 64	Ken Griffey Jr's Slugfest	$15	In original box with manual.
Nintendo 64	Killer Instinct Gold	$35	Loose with manual and quick reference card!
Nintendo 64	Kirby 64 The Crystal Shards	$30	Loose.
Nintendo 64	Knockout Kings 2000	$15	CIB.
Nintendo 64	The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask	$65	Loose with manual. Gold holographic cart.
Nintendo 64	The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time	$40/$30	Both loose, one includes manual.
Nintendo 64	Madden Football 64 (Have two copies)	$6/$2	Both copies loose, one has stickers, other is nice and clean and includes it's manual.
Nintendo 64	Major League Baseball Featuring Ken Griffey Jr	$7	Loose.
Nintendo 64	Mario Kart 64	$42	Loose with manual.
Nintendo 64	Mario Tennis	$25	Loose with manual.
Nintendo 64	Monopoly	$10	Loose.
Nintendo 64	Mortal Kombat 4	$30	Loose with manual.
Nintendo 64	NBA Jam 99	$10	Comes in original box, no other inserts or manual.
Nintendo 64	Nba Live 99	$3	Loose.
Nintendo 64	NBA Showtime NBA on NBC	$30	CIB.
Nintendo 64	NFL Blitz 2000	$22	Comes in original box and a couple of inserts, including poster!
Nintendo 64	NFL Blitz (Have two copies)	$30/$15	One copy CIB, one copy loose.
Nintendo 64	Perfect Dark	$10	Loose, back label has some damage.
Nintendo 64	South Park	$20	Loose with manual.
Nintendo 64	Snowboard Kids	$45	Loose.
Nintendo 64	Super Smash Bros	$45	Loose with manual.
Nintendo 64	The New Tetris	$25	Loose with manual.
Nintendo 64	Tetrisphere	$11	Loose with manual.
Nintendo 64	Tony Hawk's Pro Skater	$15	Loose, a little label damage.
Nintendo 64	Toy Story 2	$12	Loose.
Nintendo 64	Turok 2 Seeds of Evil (Gray cart)	$9	Loose.
Nintendo 64	Turok Rage Wars	$10	Loose.
Nintendo 64	Wayne Gretzky's 3D Hockey	$10	Loose with manual.
Nintendo 64	WWF No Mercy	$30	Loose.
Nintendo 64	WWF Wrestlemania 2000	$25	Cartridge in original box with manual, there is some initials written on the back in sharpie.
Gamecube	007 From Russia with Love	$10	Loose.
Gamecube	All-Star Baseball 2002	$2	Loose.
Gamecube	ATV Quad Power Racing 2	$5	Loose.
Gamecube	Backyard Football	$5	Comes in original case with manual.
Gamecube	Beyblade Vforce	$5	Box and disc only. Art is a pretty rough.
Gamecube	Bionicle	$2	Loose.
Gamecube	Chronciles of Narnia	$2	Loose.
Gamecube	Def Jam Vedetta	$15	CIB, black label. Box and cover art are damaged on the side.
Gamecube	F-Zero GX	$35	Loose.
Gamecube	Go! Go! Hypergrind	$260	CIB.
Gamecube	Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban	$12	CIB, black label.
Gamecube	Harvest Moon: A Wonderful Life	$20	CIB, black label.
Gamecube	King Kong	$2	Loose.
Gamecube	Luigi's Mansion	$25	Loose.
Gamecube	Mario Golf Toadstool Tour	$15	Loose.
Gamecube	Mario Party 4	$85	CIB.
Gamecube	Medal of Honor Frontline	$5	Box and disc only. Comes with cool Toys R Us receipt from 2002!
Gamecube	Metal Gear Solid The Twin Snakes	$75	CIB, black label. Has some cracking on the front of disc 2.
Gamecube	Metroid Prime	$20	CIB, black label.
Gamecube	Namco Museum 50th Anniversary	$10	Loose.
Gamecube	Naruto Clash of Ninja 2	$10	CIB, player's choice.
Gamecube	NBA Live 2005	$2	Loose.
Gamecube	Need for Speed Most Wanted	$15	CIB, player's choice.
Gamecube	NFL Street	$15	CIB, black label.
Gamecube	Reign of Fire	$5	CIB, black label.
Gamecube	Shrek 2	$5	CIB, black label.
Gamecube	Sonic 2 Adventure Battle	$20	Loose.
Gamecube	Soul Calibur II	$15	CIB, player's choice. (art is a little rough)
Gamecube	Star Wars Rebel Strike	$11	Loose.
Gamecube	Star Wars Rogue Leader	$11	Loose.
Gamecube	Super Mario Sunshine	$35	Player's choice and is missing it's manual.
Gamecube	Super Smash Bros	$65	CIB.
Gamecube	The LOTR: The Return of the King	$10	CIB, black label.
Gamecube	The Incredibles	$3	CIB, player's choice.
Gamecube	The Sims (have two copies)	$9	Both CIB, one player's choice, one black label.
Gamecube	The Sims 2	$15	Missing manual, black label.
Gamecube	Tiger Woods 2006	$4	Loose.
Gamecube	True Crime Streets of LA	$5	Box and disc only.
Gamecube	True Crime New York City	$10	Loose.
Gamecube	Turok Evolution	$5	Box and disc only. Comes with a cool receipt from 2007.
Gamecube	Viewtiful Joe	$25	CIB, black label.
Wii	Big Buck Hunter Pro	$30	CIB, includes gun.
Wii	Black Eyed Peas Experience	$5	CIB.
Wii	Cabela's Dangerous Hunts 2011	$10	CIB.
Wii	Excite Truck	$10	CIB.
Wii	Hasbro Family Game Night	$13	CIB.
Wii	Just Dance 2	$5	Loose.
Wii	Just Dance 4	$11	CIB.
Wii	Link's Crossbow Training	$4	Included pouch that would come with Wii console.
Wii	Mario Kart Wii	$45	CIB, includes Wii wheel.
Wii	Michael Jackson The Experience	$20	CIB.
Wii	New Super Mario Bros Wii	$27/$20	One copy CIB, one copy loose.
Wii	Resident Evil 4	$20	Sealed.
Wii	Super Mario Galaxy	$15	CIB.
Wii	Super Mario Galaxy 2	$30	CIB.
Wii	Super Smash Bros Brawl	$20	CIB.
Wii	Tatsunoko vs Capcom	$30	Box and disc only.
Wii	The Incredible Hulk	$8	CIB.
Wii	Tony Hawk Ride	$10	Disc in box, no skateboard.
Wii	Wii Play	$5	Loose.
Wii	Wii Sports	$30	Included pouch that would come with Wii console.
Wii	Zelda Twilight Princess	$15	Case, manual, and disc.
Gameboy	4-In-1 Fun Pak	$3	Loose.
Gameboy	II Boxle	$25	Loose with manual.
Gameboy	Alien vs Predator	$15	Loose.
Gameboy	Alleyway	$5	Loose.
Gameboy	Arcade Classic 2: Centipede and Millipede	$7	Loose.
Gameboy	Arcade Classic: Super Breakout and Battlezone	$20	CIB. (Box is nice)
Gameboy	Batman Forever	$6	Loose with manual.
Gameboy	Bugs Bunny Crazy Castle	$5	Loose.
Gameboy	Bugs Bunny Crazy Castle 2	$5	Loose.
Gameboy	Centipede	$5	Loose.
Gameboy	Centipede	$10	Loose. Later variant with different art.
Gameboy	Dead Heat Scramble	$5	Loose.
Gameboy	Donkey Kong Land 2	$10	Loose.
Gameboy	F-1 Race	$6	Loose with manual.
Gameboy	Frogger	$8	Loose with manual.
Gameboy	Game & Watch Gallery	$9	Loose.
Gameboy	Golf	$6	Loose.
Gameboy	Grand Theft Auto 2	$17	Loose.
Gameboy	Jurassic Park	$12	Loose with manual.
Gameboy	Ken Griffey Jr Presents Major League Baseball	$5	Loose.
Gameboy	Motocross Maniacs	$7	Loose.
Gameboy	NBA SHowtime NBA on NBC	$4	Loose.
Gameboy	Pokemon Blue (Have two copies)	$30	Both loose. Both batteries save perfect.
Gameboy	Pokemon Yellow	$30	Loose cartridge, battery saves perfectly.
Gameboy	Shadowgate Classic	$8	Loose.
Gameboy	Space Invaders	$10	Loose with manual.
Gameboy	Spacer Invaders	$15	Black cartridge variant, will come with manual.
Gameboy	Spot the Cool Adventures	$10	Loose with manual.
Gameboy	Star Wars	$10	Loose with manual.
Gameboy	Super Mario Land	$12	Loose.
Gameboy	Super RC Pro-Am	$5	Loose with manual
Gameboy	T2 The Arcade Game (Have two copies)	$5/$3	One loose with manual and one loose.
Gameboy	Tamagotchi	$9	Loose.
Gameboy	The Jungle Book	$6	Loose with manual.
Gameboy Color	CyberTiger	$4	Loose.
Gameboy Color	Doug's Big Game	$6	Loose.
Gameboy Color	Frogger	$5	Loose with manual.
Gameboy Color	Lego Alpha Team	$3	Loose.
Gameboy Color	Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue	$5	Loose
Gameboy Color	Ready 2 Rumble Boxing	$15	CIB.
Gameboy Color	Spiderman	$7	Loose.
Gameboy Color	Spy vs Spy	$10	Loose
Gameboy Color	Star Wars Episode 1 Racer	$10	Loose with manual.
Gameboy Color	The Grinch	$5	Loose with manual.
Gameboy Color	The Legend of Zelda Oracle of Seasons	$35	Loose.
Gameboy Color	Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3	$5	Loose.
Gameboy Color	Vegas Games	$3	Loose with manual.
Gameboy Color	Wario Land 2	$70	Nearly cib, only missing it's manual.
Gameboy Color	Yu-Gi-Oh! Dark Duel Stories	$7	Loose.
Gameboy Advance	007 Everything or Nothing	$7	Loose
Gameboy Advance	Activision Anthology	$20	Loose with manual.
Gameboy Advance	Backyard Football	$4	Loose.
Gameboy Advance	Batman Begins	$9	Loose
Gameboy Advance	Crash Bandicoot The Huge Adventure	$7	Loose. Has some label damage, some of the label is torn off.
Gameboy Advance	Crash of the Titans	$9	Loose.
Gameboy Advance	Danny Phanton The Ultimate Enemy	$6	Loose.
Gameboy Advance	Disney's Aladdin	$45	Loose. (Nice and clean label, saves perfectly.)
Gameboy Advance	Disney's Extreme Skate Adventure	$3	Loose
Gameboy Advance	Donkey Kong Country (Have two copies)	$15	Both loose.
Gameboy Advance	Dragon Ball Z Legacy of Goku II	$10	Loose
Gameboy Advance	Dragon Ball Z Supersonic Warriors	$10	Loose
Gameboy Advance	Family Feud	$5	Loose.
Gameboy Advance	Fantastic 4	$4	Loose.
Gameboy Advance	Fire Emblem	$50	Loose. (Nice and clean label, saves perfectly.)
Gameboy Advance	Godzilla Domination	$21	Loose.
Gameboy Advance	Grand Theft Auto Advance	$25	Loose. (Nice and clean label, saves perfectly)
Gameboy Advance	GT3 Advance Pro Concept Racing	$7	Loose.
Gameboy Advance	Gumby vs The Astrobots	$10	Loose.
Gameboy Advance	Harry Potter Chamber of Secrets	$6	Loose.
Gameboy Advance	Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire	$6	Loose
Gameboy Advance	Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban	$11	Loose
Gameboy Advance	Harry Potter Quidditch World Cup	$9	CIB, box is a little rough.
Gameboy Advance	Hot Wheels World Race	$3	Loose.
Gameboy Advance	Madagascar Operation Penguin	$4	Loose
Gameboy Advance	Mario&Luigi Superstar Saga (Have two copies)	$20	Both loose.
Gameboy Advance	Mario Kart Super Circuit (Have three copies)	$11	All three are loose.
Gameboy Advance	Max Payne (Have two copies)	$15	Both loose.
Gameboy Advance	Megaman Battle Network 2 (Have two copies)	$45	Both loose.
Gameboy Advance	Megaman Battle Network 3 White	$25	Loose.
Gameboy Advance	Megaman Battle Network 4 Red Sun	$20	Loose.
Gameboy Advance	Monsters Inc and Finding Nemo Dual Cart	$5	Loose.
Gameboy Advance	Mouse Trap/Operation/Simon	$1	Loose
Gameboy Advance	Namco Museum (Have two copies)	$4	Both loose.
Gameboy Advance	Namco Museum 50th Anniversary	$10	Loose
Gameboy Advance	NFL Blitz 2003	$5	Loose.
Gameboy Advance	Nicktoons Battle for Volcano Island	$5	Loose.
Gameboy Advance	Nicktoons Freeze Frame Frenzy	$3	Loose.
Gameboy Advance	Nicktoons Freeze Frame Frenzy and Spongebob Squarepants Battle for Bikini Bottom Dual Cart	$5	Loose.
Gameboy Advance	Pac-Man Collection (have two copies)	$4/$3	Both loose, one copy has a faded label.
Gameboy Advance	Pirates of the Caribbean The Curse of the Black Pearl	$5	Loose
Gameboy Advance	Pitfall The Mayan Adventure	$10	CIB (box is nice)
Gameboy Advance	Pokemon Emerald	$85	Cartridge has a nice label and good battery.
Gameboy Advance	Pokemon Pinball Ruby And Sapphire (Have two copies)	$20	Both loose.
Gameboy Advance	Rainbow Six Rogue Spear	$13	Loose
Gameboy Advance	Scooby Doo	$6	Loose.
Gameboy Advance	Snood (Have two copies)	$4	Loose.
Gameboy Advance	Spiderman	$6	Loose.
Gameboy Advance	Spider-man Battle for New York	$8	Loose
Gameboy Advance	Spongebob's Atlantis Squarepantis	$6	Loose.
Gameboy Advance	Spongebob Squarepants Movie	$6	Loose.
Gameboy Advance	Spongebob Squarepants Battle for Bikini Bottom	$7	Loose.
Gameboy Advance	Spyro Season of Ice	$5	Loose
Gameboy Advance	Sudoku Fever	$4	Loose.
Gameboy Advance	Super Mario Advance	$11	Loose.
Gameboy Advance	Super Mario Advance 2	$11	Loose.
Gameboy Advance	Super Mario Advance 3 (Have two copies)	$14	Loose.
Gameboy Advance	Super Mario Advance 4	$13	Loose.
Gameboy Advance	Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles	$10	Loose.
Gameboy Advance	Texas Hold Em Poker	$2	Loose.
Gameboy Advance	That's So Raven	$4	Loose.
Gameboy Advance	The Sims 2	$8	Loose.
Gameboy Advance	Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2 (Have two copies)	$6	Loose
Gameboy Advance	Ultimate Card Games	$6	Loose with manual.
Gameboy Advance	Warioware, inc Mega Microgames (Have two copies)	$30	Both loose.
Gameboy Advance	WWE Survivor Series	$9	Loose.
Gameboy Advance	World Championship Poker	$3	CIB, box is nice.
Gameboy Advance	Yu-Gi-Oh! GX Duel Academy	$18	Loose.
Gameboy Advance	Yu-Gi-Oh! Eternal Duelist Soul	$6	Loose.
Gameboy Advance	Yu-Gi-Oh! Ultimate Masters	$14	Loose.
Nintendo DS	50 Classic Games	$6	CIB.
Nintendo DS	Animal Crossing Wild World	$20	CIB.
Nintendo DS	Band Hero	$11	CIB
Nintendo DS	Big Brain Academy	$2	Loose.
Nintendo DS	Bleach The Blade of Fate	$10	Loose.
Nintendo DS	Brain Age	$5	CIB.
Nintendo DS	Castlevania Portrait of Ruin	$20	Loose.
Nintendo DS	Charlotte's Web	$4	Loose
Nintendo DS	Cooking Mama	$8	Missing manual, otherwise cib.
Nintendo DS	Contra 4	$30	Cartridge, box, and manual only.
Nintendo DS	Diddy Kong Racing DS	$15	CIB.
Nintendo DS	Dragon Ball Origins 2 (Have two copies)	$24/$60	One copy sealed, one copy loose.
Nintendo DS	Dragon Ball Z Attack of the Saiyans	$30	Loose.
Nintendo DS	Dragon Quest IX: Sentinels of the Starry Skies (Have two copies)	$40/$30	One copy missing manual, otherwise cib. One copy loose.
Nintendo DS	Dragon Quest Monsters Joker	$12	Loose.
Nintendo DS	Dynasty Warriors DS Fighters Battle	$6	Loose.
Nintendo DS	Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles Ring of Fates	$13	CIB.
Nintendo DS	Fossil Fighters Champions	$55	Missing manual.
Nintendo DS	Golden Sun Dark Dawn	$30	Sealed. Minty Y-fold.
Nintendo DS	Grand Theft Auto Chinatown Wars	$15	Loose.
Nintendo DS	Imagine Babyz	$2	Loose.
Nintendo DS	Inuyasha Secret of the Divine Jewel	$45	Loose.
Nintendo DS	Lego Batman The Video Game	$4	Loose
Nintendo DS	Madden 06	$3	Loose.
Nintendo DS	Mario & Sonic at the Winter Olympic Games	$8	Loose.
Nintendo DS	Mario Hoops 3 on 3	$10	CIB, has original receipt!
Nintendo DS	Mario Kart DS (Have two copies)	$10	Both loose.
Nintendo DS	Megaman ZX (Have two copies)	$20/$10	One CIB, and one loose.
Nintendo DS	Meteos Disney Magic	$4	CIB.
Nintendo DS	Metroid Prime Hunters First Hunt	$5	Loose.
Nintendo DS	Metroid Prime Hunters	$20	CIB.
Nintendo DS	Metroid Prime Pinball (Have two copies)	$20	Both loose.
Nintendo DS	Naruto Ninja Council 3	$5	Loose.
Nintendo DS	Need for Speed Most Wanted	$7	Loose
Nintendo DS	Nintendogs Lab & Friends	$5	Loose
Nintendo DS	Petz Catz 2	$4	Loose.
Nintendo DS	Pokemon Black	$70	CIB.
Nintendo DS	Pokemon Conquest	$40	CIB.
Nintendo DS	Pokemon Trozei	$9	Loose.
Nintendo DS	Scrabble	$10	CIB.
Nintendo DS	Simpsons Game	$15	Loose
Nintendo DS	Skate It	$8	CIB.
Nintendo DS	Sonic Colors	$8	Loose.
Nintendo DS	Sonic Rush	$8	Loose.
Nintendo DS	Spiderman Shattered Dimensions	$8	Loose
Nintendo DS	Starfox Command	$7	Loose.
Nintendo DS	Suikoden Tierkreis	$65	Sealed. Minty y-fold.
Nintendo DS	Suite Life of Zack & Cody Tipton Trouble	$2	Loose
Nintendo DS	Super Mario 64 DS (Have two copies)	$18/$12	One CIB, one loose.
Nintendo DS	Super Monkey Ball Touch&Roll	$6	CIB.
Nintendo DS	The Amazing Spider-Man	$7	CIB.
Nintendo DS	The Sims 2 Pets	$5	Loose.
Nintendo DS	Tom and Jerry Tales	$5	Loose
Nintendo DS	Tony Hawk's Downhill Jam	$4	Loose
Nintendo DS	The World Ends With You	$30	CIB.
Nintendo DS	Uno & Skip & Uno Free Fall	$7	Cartridge and box only.
Nintendo DS	Zoo Tycoon DS	$4	Loose
NINTENDO DS BOX AND MANUALS ONLY	NINTENDO DS BOX AND MANUALS ONLY	NINTENDO DS BOX AND MANUALS ONLY	NINTENDO DS BOX AND MANUALS ONLY
Nintendo DS	Cooking Mama	$3
Nintendo DS	Elite Beat Agents	$3
Nintendo DS	Final Fantasy The 4 Heroes of Light	$10
Nintendo DS	Jump Super Stars	$5	Japanese version box and manual.
Nintendo DS	New Super Mario Bros	$5
Nintendo DS	Okami Den	$10
Nintendo DS	Scribblenauts	$1
Nintendo DS	Trace Memory	$5
Nintendo 3DS	Animal Crossing New Leaf	$20	CIB.
Nintendo 3DS	Captain Toad Treasure Tracker	$20	CIB.
Nintendo 3DS	Castlevania Lords of Shadow Mirror of Fate	$20	CIB.
Nintendo 3DS	Centipede Infestation	$10	CIB.
Nintendo 3DS	Fantasy Life	$25	CIB.
Nintendo 3DS	Luigi's Mansion	$40	CIB.
Nintendo 3DS	Madden NFL Football	$15	CIB.
Nintendo 3DS	Mario Kart 7	$15	CIB.
Nintendo 3DS	Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate	$9	Loose.
Nintendo 3DS	Paper Mario Sticker Star	$16	CIB.
Nintendo 3DS	Pokemon Moon	$15	CIB.
Nintendo 3DS	Pokemon Ultra Sun	$30	CIB.
Nintendo 3DS	Rayman 3D	$10	CIB.
Nintendo 3DS	Regular Show Mordecai & Rigby in 8-bit Land	$8	CIB.
Nintendo 3DS	Shin Megami Tensei Devil Survivor Overclocked	$80	CIB.
Nintendo 3DS	Spirit Camera The Cursed Memoir	$15	CIB.
Nintendo 3DS	Super Mario 3D Land	$11	CIB.
Nintendo 3DS	Super Smash Bros for Nintendo 3DS (Have three copies)	$15/$12	Two CIB and one missing manual.
Nintendo 3DS	The Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time 3D	$15	CIB.
Nintendo Switch	Celeste	$85	Sealed. Best Buy cover variant.
Nintendo Switch	Fire Emblem Three Houses	$40	CIB.
Nintendo Switch	Pokemon Shield	$45	Sealed.
Nintendo Switch	Splatoon 2	$30	CIB.
Nintendo Switch	Super Mario Maker 2 (Have two copies)	$30	CIB.
Nintendo Switch	Wolfenstein II	$15	CIB.
PS1	Jade Cocoon Demo Disc	$15	Loose in sleeve.
PS2	Bully	$15	Greatest hits. CIB, includes map!
PS2	Dragon Ball Z Budokai Tenkaichi 2	$25	CIB.
PS2	Evergrace	$16	CIB.
PS2	Family Guy Video Game	$8	Disc in a general case, cover art is not original.
PS2	Fatal Frame 3 The Tormented	$50	CIB.
PS2	Galerians Ash	$11	Loose.
PS2	Grand Theft Auto III	$3	Loose.
PS2	Grand Theft Auto San Andreas	$11	CIB.
PS2	Gungrave Overdose	$20	CIB.
PS2	Hunter The Reckoning Wayward	$5	Loose.
PS2	Legacy of Kain Soul Reaver 2	$14	CIB.
PS2	Mega Man Anniversary Collection	$6	CIB.
PS2	Nightshade	$20	Loose.
PS2	Oni	$7	Loose.
PS2	Onimusha 2	$8	CIB.
PS2	Onimusha 3 Demon Siege	$12	CIB.
PS2	R-Type Final	$15	Loose.
PS2	Ratchet Deadlocked (Have two copies)	$9/$5	One copy cib, one copy loose.
PS2	Rygar	$5	Loose.
PS2	Shadow of the Colossus	$13	CIB.
PS2	Shinobi	$7	Loose.
PS2	Zone of Enders	$20	CIB, complete with MGS2 playable demo.
PS3	Condemned 2 Bloodshot	$10	CIB.
PS3	NBA 2k18	$10	Loose.
PS3	Star Ocean: The Last Hope International	$10	CIB.
PSP	Anacondas UMD Video Movie	$3	CIB.
PSP	Brave Story New Traveler	$35	CIB.
PSP	Capcom Classics Collection Reloaded	$16	CIB.
PSP	Capcom Classics Collection Remixed	$14	CIB.
PSP	Chili Con Carnage	$20	CIB.
PSP	Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII	$35	Sealed. (Seal is kinda rough, please inquire for pics)
PSP	Daxter (Have two copies)	$8/6	One cpy cib, one copy loose in gamestop box.
PSP	Dissidia Final Fantasy	$9	CIB.
PSP	Dungeon Siege Throne of Agony	$6	CIB.
PSP	Family Guy Video Game	$5	Loose, comes in gamestop box and aftermarket umd case.
PSP	G-Force	$3	Missing manual.
PSP	Ghostbusters The Video Game	$5	Loose in gamestop box.
PSP	Ghost Rider	$5	Loose in gamestop box.
PSP	God of War Chains of Olympus (Have three copies)	$15/$10	Two copies cib, one copy loose.
PSP	God of War Ghost of Sparta	$21	CIB.
PSP	Hakuoki Demon of the Fleeting Blossom	$13	UMD and case only.
PSP	Kingdom of Paradise	$3	Missing manual.
PSP	Labryinth UMD Video Movie	$3	CIB.
PSP	Lego Star Wars III: The Clone Wars	$10	CIB.
PSP	LittleBigPlanet (have two copies)	$6	Both CIB.
PSP	LocoRoco	$4	Loose in gamestop box.
PSP	LocoRoco 2	$7	CIB.
PSP	Lunar Silver Star Harmony	$70	Sealed.
PSP	Madden 12	$15	CIB.
PSP	Metal Gear Acid 2	$24	CIB.
PSP	Metal Slug Anthology	$30	CIB.
PSP	Monster Hunter Freedom	$9	Missing manual.
PSP	MX vs ATV: Reflex	$5	Loose in gamestop box.
PSP	NBA 10 The Inside	$5	CIB.
PSP	Need for Speed Most Wanted 510	$10	CIB.
PSP	Obscure The Aftermath	$25	CIB.
PSP	Patapon	$4	CIB.
PSP	Patapon 2	$10	CIB.
PSP	PoPoLoCrois	$20	Box and UMD only.
PSP	Prince of Persia Rival Swords (Have two copies)	$8	Both CIB.
PSP	Rapala Trophies	$7	CIB.
PSP	Secret Agent Clark	$6	CIB.
PSP	Sega Genesis Collection	$12	CIB.
PSP	Silent Hill Origins (Have two copies)	$45/$25	One copy sealed, one copy CIB.
PSP	Silent Hill Shattered Memories	$40	Loose.
PSP	SNK Arcade Classics Volume 1	$14	Loose.
PSP	Socom U.S. Navy Seals Fireteam Bravo	$5	CIB.
PSP	Socom U.S. Navy Seals Fireteam Bravo 2	$5	CIB.
PSP	Socom U.S. Navy Seals Fireteam Bravo 3	$10	CIB.
PSP	Socom US Navy Seals Tactical Strike	$5	CIB.
PSP	Soul Calibur Broken Destiny	$20	CIB.
PSP	Spectral Souls: Ressurection of the Ethereal Empires	$30	CIB.
PSP	Star Ocean First Departure	$35	Sealed.
PSP	Star Wars Battlefront Elite Squadron	$10	CIB.
PSP	Star Wars Renegade Squadron	$7	CIB.
PSP	Syphon Filter Dark Mirror	$5	CIB.
PSP	Syphon Filter Logan's Shadow	$5	CIB.
PSP	Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Vegas	$6	CIB.
PSP	Ultimate Ghosts 'N Goblins	$30	CIB.
PSP	Underworld Evolution UMD Video	$5	Sealed.
PSP	Untold Legends Brotherhood of the Blade	$5	CIB.
PSP	Valhalla Knights	$9	CIB.
PSP	X-Men Legends II	$11	Loose. Comes in gamestop box.
PS Vita	Borderlands 2	$20	CIB.
PS Vita	Mortal Kombat	$16	CIB.
PS Vita	Persona 4 Golden	$42	CIB.
PS Vita	Uncharted Golden Abyss	$20	Loose.
Xbox	Silent Hill 2 Restless Dreams	$27	Original box and disc only.
Xbox 360	Alan Wake	$35	Limited Collector's Edition. Includes everything as far as I can tell.
Xbox 360	Call of Duty MW3	$10	Steelbook version.
Xbox 360	Dragon's Dogma	$4	CIB.
Xbox One	Minecraft	$5	Only disc and case, no cover art.
Xbox One	Monster Hunter World	$5	CIB
Xbox One	Rock Band 4 (Have two copies)	$10	CIB.
Xbox One	Titanfall	$1	CIB.
PC	Command & Conquer 4	$10	Comes with manual in original case.
CONSOLES:	CONDITION	PRICE	DETAILS
Nintendo 64	Very Nice/CIB	$200	Super mint cib Nintendo 64. Box is very nice, even the proof of purchase card is still attached. Shipping for this will be about $20 due to needing a large priority box. Please inquire for pictures!
Nintendo Wii	Very Nice	$75	Comes with everything! Nice and clean Wii console. Will include one OEM Wii mote and one OEM nunchuck.
Nintendo Switch Lite	Minty	$175	Yellow color. CIB. Very nice condition. Also comes with a protector grip case.
Game Boy Advance AGB-001	Nice	$50	Indigo color. Has some scratches but nothing too major. Overall in nice condition.
Game Boy Advance AGB-001	Nice	$60	Glacier color. In very nice condition, can't find any scratches anywhere on the console. Has original battery cover.
Game Boy Advance AGB-001	Nice	$60	SilvePlatinum color. In very nice condition, has a couple light scratches on the screen. Has original battery cover.
Game Boy Advance SP AGS-001	Nice	$60	Flame red color. In nice condition for it's age. Has some minor scratches on the outside shell but nothing too major. Screen is in excellent shape, with no dust under the screen. Will include third party charger.
Nintendo DS NTR-001	Fair	$45	Original fat Nintendo DS, in pearl pink color. In fair condition, but screens are nice. The touchscreen still has a screen protector on it. Comes with original stylus and a 3rd party charger.
Nintendo 3DS	Very nice	$200	CIB cobalt blue Nintendo 3DS. Year of the Luigi edition! Both screens have screen protectors on them, so they should be minty underneath. The entire console is in very nice shape, includes all inserts and original store receipt!
Gamecube	Nice/Fair	$40/$30	Have a couple gamecube consoles available. Only the black color is available. Will come with their original cables. Please inquire for pictures, the conditions range from nice to fair. Will include OEM cables with each console. Can throw in an oem controller for an extra $20.
STRATEGY GUIDES:	CONDITION	PRICE	DETAILS
Final Fantasy IV	Fair	$10	BradyGames Official Strategy Guide. There is a tear on the front cover.
Pokemon Black and White Official Strategy Guide Volume 1	Nice	$15	In nice condition, published by the pokemon company. Includes map!
Pokemon Black and White Pokedex The Official Unova Pokedex & Guide Volume 2	Nice	$15	In nice condition, published by the pokemon company. Includes poster!
Pokemon Heartgold and Soulsilver Pokedex Official Pocket Version	Nice	$15	In nice condition, published by the pokemon company.
Pokemon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire Official Hoenn Region Strategy Guide	Nice	$20	In nice condition, published by the pokemon company. Includes map!
TLOZ A Link Between Worlds	Nice	$10	Prima's Official game guide.
TLOZ Majora's Mask 3D	Nice	$20	Prima's Official game guide.
GAME ACCESORIES:		PRICE	CONDITION
OEM Nintendo Game Boy Carrying Case		$10	Very nice condition.
OEM Nintendo Game Boy Color Carrying Case		$10	Have a couple different options. All are in nice condition! Please inquire for pictures.
OEM Nintendo Game Boy Advance Carrying Case		$20	In nice condition, holds all your advance goodies! Original nintendo branded. Have two different kinds, please inquire for pics.
OEM Nintendo Game Boy Advance SP Carrying Case		$20	In nice condition, holds all your SP goodies! Original nintendo brand carrying case.
Nyko Game Boy Worm Light		$10	Blue color. Nice condition, works as it should.
OEM Game Boy Four Player Adapter		$10	Don't think it's ever been used, looks brand new.
Nintendo Switch Pro Controller		$50	Like new condition. Comes in the super mario odyssey box (code has been used) Does not include oem cable.
3rd party Madcatz gamecube memory cards		$5	2 translucent black 59 block memory cards, one white 59 block memory card, one translucent blue 59 block memory card.
OEM Gamecube to GBA Link Cable		$20	In nice condition.
OEM Gamecube Controllers		$35	Have eight available. Five are black color, three are indigo color. All have nice and tight sticks.
OEM Nintendo Wii Remote with Nunchuck		$20	Have four available, all white color.
OEM Wii Classic Controller		$15	White color, loose.
OEM Nintendo 64 Controllers		$50/$40/$30/$20	Have seven available. One in it's original box that is gray color, one smoke color loose, one gray color loose, one red color loose, one green color loose, one blue color loose, and one gold color loose. All have nice and tight sticks.
OEM Nintendo 64 Rumble Pak		$20	In nice condition, includes battery door.
OEM Nintendo 64 Controller Pak		$40/$15	One cib, one loose. Both work perfectly.
OEM Nintendo 64 Expansion Pak		$40	Oem expansion card, works perfectly.
OEM Nintendo 64 RF Switch Modulator		$10	In nice condition.

WANTS: Looking for the following loose Nintendo DS Games -
The Dark Spire, Ghost Trick Phantom Detective, Shin Megami Tensei Strange Journey, Shin Megami Tensei Devil Survivor, Dragon Quest VI Realms of Revelation, Dragon Quest IV Chapters of the Chosen, Etrain Odyssey II Heroes of Lagaard, Metal Slug 7, Super Robot Taisen OG Saga, Kirby Super Star Ultra, and The World Ends with you. Only looking for LOOSE cartridges! Thanks!

Cuz this topic never starts fights.
I decided to do a deep dive of the genders of the Smash cast and the ratios therein. Please leave comments if I am missing any information because some of the characters were difficult to determine. Also, I know this can be a sensitive topic so please let me know if I use any incorrect terminology.
Okay, here goes:
Mario - Male
Donkey Kong - Male
Link - Male
Samus - Female
Dark Samus - Questionable. As described by metroidwiki.com, “She is a combination of elements from Metroid Prime, Samus Aran, and Samus's Phazon Suit.” It consistently refers to “her” as female, as does the game, but one could argue that a being like this does not have a gender at all.
Yoshi - Unknown/Inconsistent. Yoshi is a species of creatures. Some games and sources claim that Yoshis reproduce asexually and they have no gender, but Yoshi (as in, the main Yoshi that appears with all of Mario’s friends) is referred to as “he” in English translations, but is not specified in Japanese as they refer to Yoshi with ungendered pronouns. Being able to lay eggs is generally a female trait. My personal take is that Yoshis come in male and female varieties. The females are the only ones capable of laying fertilized eggs, but males can lay eggs too. The main Yoshi is male. But that is my headcanon and not official.
Kirby - Male. There seems to be some debate online, similar to Yoshi, about the species and how they reproduce. Kirby is consistently referred to as male in games in English. In Japanese, Kirby is referred to by gender neutral pronouns.
Fox - Male
Pikachu - Either, depending on skin. Pokemon are creatures that come in either sex. A large part of Pokemon is breeding them, so it’s an integral part of their series. Pikachu are 50% male and 50% female. There is a difference in appearance between the sexes. Male Pikachu have a pointed tail and female Pikachu have a rounded tail. Therefore, the default Pikachu is male and so are all but two of the alternate skins.
Luigi - Male
Ness - Male
Cpt. Falcon - Male
Jigglypuff - Probably female. As with Pikachu, Jigglypuff can be either male or female. However, unlike Pikachu, there is no visual difference between the sexes. What is interesting is that while Pikachu as a species are a 50/50 split between male and female, Jigglypuff as a species are 75% female, meaning the Jigglypuff in Smash is most likely a female.
Peach - Female
Daisy - Female
Bowser - Male
Ice Climbers - The Ice Climbers are a duo, Nana is female and Popo is male.
Sheik - Female, presenting as male. Spoiler alert, Sheik is Zelda. Zelda is a female, but she disguises herself as a new identity, Sheik, during the events of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. The Sheik persona presents as male, but it is a disguise, which means her true gender is still female. One could say that the Sheik persona is male, but Zelda herself is still female. Like how a drag queen’s character is female, but the performer can still be male.
Zelda - Female
Dr. Mario - Male
Pichu - Undetermined. Unlike Pikachu, there is no visual indication of sex, so it is impossible to know if the Pichu in Smash is male or female, as there is a 50/50 chance either way. There is one skin, the Spiky-Eared Pichu that is confirmed to be female.
Falco - Male
Marth - Male
Lucina - Female
Young Link - Male
Ganondorf - Male
Mewtwo - Genderless. Mewtwo, while a Pokemon like Pikachu and Jigglypuff, is somewhat unique because it was created in a lab. It is the only one of its kind and cannot reproduce, even with Ditto (a Pokemon able to breed with almost any Pokemon regardless of sex). In game, Mewtwo has no gender listed while most other Pokemon do.
Roy - Male
Chrom - Male
Mr. Game and Watch - Male.
Meta-Knight - Male. Like Kirby, there is some debate online about the specifics of his species (underneath the mask, he looks like a dark blue Kirby), but he is consistently referred to as male in game.
Pit - Male
Dark Pit - Male
Zero Suit Samus - Female
Wario - Male
Snake - Male
Ike - Male
Pokemon Trainer - Trainer: Either, depending on skin. Pokemon: Probably male. The trainer can be male or female based on the skin you choose. The actual Pokemon are all various forms of evolution of starter Pokemon. All starter Pokemon have an 87.5% chance of being male. Therefore, it’s most likely the Squirtle, Ivysaur, and Charizard in Smash are male, but it is not confirmed.
Diddy Kong - Male
Lucas - Male
Sonic - Male
King Dedede - Male
Olimar, Alph, and Pikmin - Olimar: Male. Alph: Male. Pikmin: Undetermined. I couldn’t find any evidence of gender for the Pikmin. They are referred to as “it” in game. They reproduce by delivering their DNA to “onions” and therefore reproduce asexually making their actual gendesex unknown.
Lucario - Probably male. Much like the starter Pokemon mentioned earlier, Lucario also has an 87.5% chance to be male. It is most likely that the Lucario in Smash is male.
R.O.B. - Robot, identified as male. R.O.B. is a robot and therefore has no distinguishable sexual characteristic. He is referred to as a male in all in game mentions. He may be a robot designed as a male and programmed to identify as such. R.O.B. stands for Robotic Operating Buddy, but is also read as the name Rob, which is typically a male name.
Toon Link - Male
Wolf - Male
Villager - Either, depending on skin. It is also worth mentioning that, in Animal Crossing: New Leaf, all villagers are referred to with they/them pronouns. This is presumably to leave no room for misgendering any non-binary or transgendered individuals, but one could also interpret it to mean that all villagers are non-binary or genderless.
Mega Man - Male. He is a robot, like R.O.B., but, unlike R.O.B., has a clear personality and has a sister who is also a robot. He also has “man” in his name.
Wii Fit Trainer - Either, depending on skin.
Rosalina and Luma - Rosalina: Female. Luma: Undetermined. Rosalina is definitely female, but it is more complicated for her Luma companion. Like the Yoshis, Lumas are a species. They come in all sorts of colors and, presumably, genders. There is a main Luma in Super Mario Galaxy that is indicated to be male that matches the default Luma Rosalina starts with in Smash. The black Luma is also probably Polari who is also male. He other colors’ genders are unknown.
Little Mac - Male
Greninja - Probably male. Greninja is the final evolved form of Froakie, a starter Pokemon. As we have learned, all starter Pokemon have an 87.5% chance to be male, therefore the Greninja in Smash is likely male.
Palutena - Female. One could argue whether gods have genders, but she is consistently referred to as female.
Pac-Man - Male.
Robin - Either, depending on skin.
Bowser Jr. and The Koopalings - Bowser Jr. is male. Larry, Roy, Iggy, Morton, Lemmy, and Ludwig are all male. Wendy is the sole female Koopaling.
Duck Hunt - Dog: Male. Duck: Undetermined. Shooter: Undetermined. Duck Hunt is a strange case because they are technically a trio. There is a dog, a duck, and a hunter who shoots from off screen during some attacks. Duck Hunt’s reveal trailer confirms this hunteshooter is a part of the team. The dog is referred to as a male in all appearances. The duck is unclear, but some of the skins are specifically male (like the mallard duck one). The shooter is unknown.
Ryu - Male
Ken - Male
Cloud - Male
Bayonetta - Female
Corrin - Either, depending on skin.
Inkling - Either, depending on skin
Ridley - Male
Simon - Male
Richter - Male
King K. Rool - Male
Isabelle - Female
Incineroar - Probably male. Incineroar is the evolved form of the starter Pokemon Litten. As we know, starter Pokemon have an 87.5% chance to be male, therefore the Incineroar in Smash is likely male.
Piranha Plant - Unknown/Inconsistent. This one is strange because in some languages, the character is referred to with gender neutral pronouns and in some languages they are referred to with male or female pronouns. Piranha plants are a species and some of them have presented themselves as a specific gender, like Petey Piranha, but it is unclear what the Piranha Plant in Smash is supposed to be. Plants typically have both female and male parts. It is unknown.
Joker - Male.
Hero - Male. There are four separate heroes, but they are all male.
Banjo-Kazooie - Banjo: Male. Kazooie: Female
Terry - Male.
Byleth - Either, depending on skin.
Min Min - Female
Steve, Alex, Zombie, and Enderman - Steve: Male. Alex: Female. Zombie: Unknown/Either. Enderman: Unknown, presumed male. This one is tricky because Steve and Alex are just default skins for the player in Minecraft and not really characters. Steve is generally considered to be the male one and Alex is generally considered to be the female one. However, there is evidence and debate online that Steve and Alex, especially Alex, are non-binary or genderless. There is evidence that Alex was apparently based on Jeb, a male Mojang developer. Official sources list Steve as male and Alex as female. Zombies are assumed to be whatever gender they were as humans. Therefore, the gender of the Zombie in Smash is unknown. Endermen are presumed to be male based on their name, but it’s technically unknown.
Sephiroth - Male
Mii Fighters - Whatever you want them to be!
I hope you have enjoyed this TedTalk. Let me know anything I got wrong (and I’ll update) and be nice to each other in the comments.
I thought about doing one on sexualities, but, for most of the characters, the answer should realistically be “unknown.”
What did I learn? Well, for one, we REALLY need more women in Smash. Can we get Lara Croft, Chun-Li, Chell, fucking Ms. Pac-Man? Also, Nintendo is really unclear about their different species, specifically the Yoshis, Toads, and whatever Kirby is.

Hey everyone!! Back with a new post and updated prices. These prices are WITHOUT shipping. I will provide a quote for you, but it usually isn't more than $5 unless the items won't fit in a regular bubble mailer.
Everything has been personally tested by me and is confirmed to be fully functional. I can provide pictures upon request.
PLEASE NOTE: I am open to all offers. The worst I can say is no!
LOCAL: 91325
If you'd prefer to see my google sheet - Game List
Here's everything I'm currently selling:
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System	Title	Price	Details
SNES	Mario Is Missing	$35	CIB.
SNES	NBA Jam Tournament Edition	$40	CIB.
SNES	Street Fighter II	$30	Missing manual, otherwise cib.
Nintendo 64	007 GoldenEye	$55	CIB, player's choice.
Nintendo 64	007 World Is Not Enough	$11	Loose.
Nintendo 64	Ken Griffey Jr's Slugfest	$15	In original box with manual.
Nintendo 64	Kirby 64 The Crystal Shards	$30	Loose.
Nintendo 64	Knockout Kings 2000	$15	CIB.
Nintendo 64	The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time	$30	Loose, grey cart.
Nintendo 64	Madden Football 64	$2	Loose, has stickers on back side.
Nintendo 64	Major League Baseball Featuring Ken Griffey Jr	$7	Loose.
Nintendo 64	Monopoly	$10	Loose.
Nintendo 64	NBA Jam 99	$10	Comes in original box, no other inserts or manual.
Nintendo 64	Nba Live 99	$3	Loose.
Nintendo 64	NBA Showtime NBA on NBC	$30	CIB.
Nintendo 64	NFL Blitz 2000	$22	Comes in original box and a couple of inserts, including poster!
Nintendo 64	NFL Blitz	$30	CIB.
Nintendo 64	Paper Mario	$70	Loose, some damage on the front label.
Nintendo 64	Perfect Dark	$10	Loose, back label has some damage.
Nintendo 64	Snowboard Kids	$45	Loose.
Nintendo 64	Tony Hawk's Pro Skater	$15	Loose, a little label damage.
Nintendo 64	Toy Story 2	$12	Loose.
Nintendo 64	Turok 2 Seeds of Evil (Gray cart)	$9	Loose.
Nintendo 64	Turok Rage Wars	$10	Loose.
Nintendo 64	WWF No Mercy	$30	Loose.
Nintendo 64	WWF Wrestlemania 2000	$25	Cartridge in original box with manual, there is some initials written on the back in sharpie.
Gamecube	007 From Russia with Love	$10	Loose.
Gamecube	All-Star Baseball 2002	$2	Loose.
Gamecube	ATV Quad Power Racing 2	$5	Loose.
Gamecube	Backyard Football	$5	Comes in original case with manual.
Gamecube	Beyblade Vforce	$5	Box and disc only. Art is a pretty rough.
Gamecube	Bionicle	$2	Loose.
Gamecube	Chronciles of Narnia	$2	Loose.
Gamecube	Def Jam Vedetta	$15	CIB, black label. Box and cover art are damaged on the side.
Gamecube	F-Zero GX	$35	Loose.
Gamecube	Geist	$20	Black label, box and disc only.
Gamecube	Go! Go! Hypergrind	$250	CIB.
Gamecube	Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban	$12	CIB, black label.
Gamecube	Harvest Moon: A Wonderful Life	$20	CIB, black label.
Gamecube	King Kong	$2	Loose.
Gamecube	Luigi's Mansion	$25	Loose.
Gamecube	Mario Golf Toadstool Tour	$15	Loose.
Gamecube	Medal of Honor Frontline	$5	Box and disc only. Comes with cool Toys R Us receipt from 2002!
Gamecube	Metal Gear Solid The Twin Snakes	$75	CIB, black label. Has some cracking on the front of disc 2.
Gamecube	Metroid Prime	$20	CIB, black label.
Gamecube	Metroid Prime 2: Echoes	$30	Black label, missing manual.
Gamecube	Namco Museum 50th Anniversary	$10	Loose.
Gamecube	Naruto Clash of Ninja 2	$10	CIB, player's choice.
Gamecube	NBA Live 2005	$2	Loose.
Gamecube	Need for Speed Most Wanted	$15	CIB, player's choice.
Gamecube	NFL Street	$15	CIB, black label.
Gamecube	Reign of Fire	$5	CIB, black label.
Gamecube	Shrek 2	$5	CIB, black label.
Gamecube	Sonic 2 Adventure Battle	$20	Loose.
Gamecube	Soul Calibur II	$15	CIB, player's choice. (art is a little rough)
Gamecube	Splinter Cell	$5	CIB, black label.
Gamecube	Star Wars Rebel Strike	$11	Loose.
Gamecube	Star Wars Rogue Leader	$11	Loose.
Gamecube	Super Mario Sunshine	$35	Player's choice and is missing it's manual.
Gamecube	The LOTR: The Return of the King	$10	CIB, black label.
Gamecube	The Incredibles	$3	CIB, player's choice.
Gamecube	The Legend of Zelda Collector's Edition	$60	CIB. Cover art does have some damage on the front.
Gamecube	The Legend of Zelda Four Swords Adventure	$50	CIB, black label.
Gamecube	The Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time/Master Quest	$50	CIB.
Gamecube	The Sims (have two copies)	$9	Both CIB, one player's choice, one black label.
Gamecube	The Sims 2	$15	Missing manual, black label.
Gamecube	Tiger Woods 2006	$4	Loose.
Gamecube	True Crime Streets of LA	$5	Box and disc only.
Gamecube	True Crime New York City	$10	Loose.
Gamecube	Turok Evolution	$5	Box and disc only. Comes with a cool receipt from 2007.
Gamecube	Viewtiful Joe	$25	CIB, black label.
Wii	Just Dance 2	$5	Loose.
Wii	Tatsunoko vs Capcom	$30	Box and disc only.
Wii	Tony Hawk Ride	$10	Disc in box, no skateboard.
Wii	Wii Play	$5	Loose.
Gameboy	4-In-1 Fun Pak	$3	Loose.
Gameboy	II Boxle	$25	Loose with manual.
Gameboy	Alien vs Predator	$15	Loose.
Gameboy	Alleyway	$5	Loose.
Gameboy	Arcade Classic 2: Centipede and Millipede	$7	Loose.
Gameboy	Arcade Classic: Super Breakout and Battlezone	$20	CIB. (Box is nice)
Gameboy	Batman Forever	$6	Loose with manual.
Gameboy	Bugs Bunny Crazy Castle	$5	Loose.
Gameboy	Bugs Bunny Crazy Castle 2	$5	Loose.
Gameboy	Centipede	$5	Loose.
Gameboy	Centipede	$10	Loose. Later variant with different art.
Gameboy	Dead Heat Scramble	$5	Loose.
Gameboy	Donkey Kong Land 2	$10	Loose.
Gameboy	F-1 Race	$6	Loose with manual.
Gameboy	Frogger	$8	Loose with manual.
Gameboy	Game & Watch Gallery	$9	Loose.
Gameboy	Golf	$6	Loose.
Gameboy	Grand Theft Auto 2	$17	Loose.
Gameboy	Jurassic Park	$12	Loose with manual.
Gameboy	Ken Griffey Jr Presents Major League Baseball	$5	Loose.
Gameboy	Motocross Maniacs	$7	Loose.
Gameboy	NBA SHowtime NBA on NBC	$4	Loose.
Gameboy	Pokemon Blue (Have two copies)	$30	Both loose. Both batteries save perfect.
Gameboy	Pokemon Green	$15	Japanese cartridge, green version sadly never came out in the U.S. Loose cartridge.
Gameboy	Pokemon Red	$30	Loose cartridge, battery saves perfectly.
Gameboy	Pokemon Yellow (Have three copies)	$100/$30	Two loose cartridge only, and one cartridge in it's original box. No inserts are included, only the original box, loose game and the cardboard insert. Game saves perfectly.
Gameboy	Shadowgate Classic	$8	Loose.
Gameboy	Space Invaders	$10	Loose with manual.
Gameboy	Spacer Invaders	$15	Black cartridge variant, will come with manual.
Gameboy	Spot the Cool Adventures	$10	Loose with manual.
Gameboy	Star Wars	$10	Loose with manual.
Gameboy	Star Wars Super Return of the Jedi	$10	Loose with manual and poster.
Gameboy	Super Mario Land	$12	Loose.
Gameboy	Super RC Pro-Am	$5	Loose with manual
Gameboy	T2 The Arcade Game (Have two copies)	$5/$3	One loose with manual and one loose.
Gameboy	Tamagotchi	$9	Loose.
Gameboy	The Jungle Book	$6	Loose with manual.
Gameboy	The Legend of Zelda Link's Awakening	$20	Loose.
Gameboy Color	CyberTiger	$4	Loose.
Gameboy Color	Doug's Big Game	$6	Loose.
Gameboy Color	Frogger	$5	Loose with manual.
Gameboy Color	Lego Alpha Team	$3	Loose.
Gameboy Color	Pokemon Pinball (Have two copies)	$12/$8	One copy has it's original battery cover, other copy is loose without it's battery cover.
Gameboy Color	Pokemon Silver	$25	Loose.
Gameboy Color	Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue	$5	Loose
Gameboy Color	Ready 2 Rumble Boxing	$15	CIB.
Gameboy Color	Spiderman	$7	Loose.
Gameboy Color	Spy vs Spy	$10	Loose
Gameboy Color	Star Wars Episode 1 Racer	$10	Loose with manual.
Gameboy Color	The Grinch	$5	Loose with manual.
Gameboy Color	The Legend of Zelda Oracle of Seasons	$35	Loose.
Gameboy Color	Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3	$5	Loose.
Gameboy Color	Vegas Games	$3	Loose with manual.
Gameboy Color	Wario Land 2	$70	Nearly cib, only missing it's manual.
Gameboy Color	Yu-Gi-Oh! Dark Duel Stories	$7	Loose.
Gameboy Advance	007 Everything or Nothing	$7	Loose
Gameboy Advance	Activision Anthology	$20	Loose with manual.
Gameboy Advance	Advance Wars	$25	Loose. Label is pretty rough.
Gameboy Advance	Advance Wars 2 Black Hole Rising
Gameboy Advance	Backyard Football	$4	Loose.
Gameboy Advance	Batman Begins	$9	Loose
Gameboy Advance	Battlebots Beyond the Battlebox	$6	Loose
Gameboy Advance	Board Game Classics	$5	CIB. Box is a little rough.
Gameboy Advance	Cartoon Network Speedway	$4	Loose
Gameboy Advance	Castlevania Circle of the Moon	$17	Loose.
Gameboy Advance	Crash Bandicoot The Huge Adventure	$7	Loose. Has some label damage, some of the label is torn off.
Gameboy Advance	Crash of the Titans	$9	Loose.
Gameboy Advance	Danny Phanton The Ultimate Enemy	$6	Loose.
Gameboy Advance	Disney's Aladdin	$45	Loose. (Nice and clean label, saves perfectly.)
Gameboy Advance	Disney's Extreme Skate Adventure	$3	Loose
Gameboy Advance	Donkey Kong Country	$15	Loose.
Gameboy Advance	Dragon Ball Z Legacy of Goku I & II	$25	Loose
Gameboy Advance	Dragon Ball Z Legacy of Goku II	$10	Loose
Gameboy Advance	Dragon Ball Z Supersonic Warriors	$10	Loose
Gameboy Advance	Family Feud	$5	Loose.
Gameboy Advance	Fantastic 4	$4	Loose.
Gameboy Advance	Final Fantasy I & II Dawn of Souls	$15	Loose.
Gameboy Advance	Fire Emblem	$50	Loose. (Nice and clean label, saves perfectly.)
Gameboy Advance	Grand Theft Auto Advance	$25	Loose. (Nice and clean label, saves perfectly)
Gameboy Advance	GT3 Advance Pro Concept Racing	$7	Loose.
Gameboy Advance	Gumby vs The Astrobots	$10	Loose.
Gameboy Advance	Harry Potter Chamber of Secrets	$6	Loose.
Gameboy Advance	Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire	$6	Loose
Gameboy Advance	Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban	$11	Loose
Gameboy Advance	Harry Potter Quidditch World Cup	$9	CIB, box is a little rough.
Gameboy Advance	Hot Wheels World Race	$3	Loose.
Gameboy Advance	Madagascar Operation Penguin	$4	Loose
Gameboy Advance	Mario&Luigi Superstar Saga (Have two copies)	$20	Both loose.
Gameboy Advance	Mario Kart Super Circuit (Have three copies)	$11	All three are loose.
Gameboy Advance	Max Payne (Have two copies)	$15	Both loose.
Gameboy Advance	Megaman Battle Network 2 (Have two copies)	$45	Both loose.
Gameboy Advance	Megaman Battle Network 3 Blue	$25	Loose.
Gameboy Advance	Megaman Battle Network 3 White	$25	Loose.
Gameboy Advance	Megaman Battle Network 4 Red Sun	$20	Loose.
Gameboy Advance	Megaman Battle Network 6 Cybeast Falzar	$50	Loose.
Gameboy Advance	Monsters Inc and Finding Nemo Dual Cart	$5	Loose.
Gameboy Advance	Mouse Trap/Operation/Simon	$1	Loose
Gameboy Advance	Namco Museum (Have two copies)	$4	Both loose.
Gameboy Advance	Namco Museum 50th Anniversary	$10	Loose
Gameboy Advance	Need for Speed Carbon Own the City	$5	Loose.
Gameboy Advance	Need for Speed Porsche Unleashed	$5	Loose
Gameboy Advance	NFL Blitz 2003	$5	Loose.
Gameboy Advance	Nicktoons Battle for Volcano Island	$5	Loose.
Gameboy Advance	Nicktoons Freeze Frame Frenzy	$3	Loose.
Gameboy Advance	Nicktoons Freeze Frame Frenzy and Spongebob Squarepants Battle for Bikini Bottom Dual Cart	$5	Loose.
Gameboy Advance	Pac-Man Collection (have two copies)	$4/$3	Both loose, one copy has a faded label.
Gameboy Advance	Pirates of the Caribbean The Curse of the Black Pearl	$5	Loose
Gameboy Advance	Pitfall The Mayan Adventure	$10	CIB (box is nice)
Gameboy Advance	Pokemon Emerald (Have two copies)	$80	All have very nice labels and good batteries.
Gameboy Advance	Pokemon FireRed	$55	Loose. Label is very clean.
Gameboy Advance	Pokemon LeafGreen	$50	Loose. Label is very clean.
Gameboy Advance	Pokemon Pinball Ruby And Sapphire (Have two copies)	$20	Both loose.
Gameboy Advance	Puyo Pop	$18	Loose.
Gameboy Advance	Rainbow Six Rogue Spear	$13	Loose
Gameboy Advance	Scooby Doo	$6	Loose.
Gameboy Advance	Snood (Have two copies)	$4	Loose.
Gameboy Advance	Spiderman	$6	Loose.
Gameboy Advance	Spider-man Battle for New York	$8	Loose
Gameboy Advance	Spongebob's Atlantis Squarepantis	$6	Loose.
Gameboy Advance	Spongebob Squarepants Movie	$6	Loose.
Gameboy Advance	Spongebob Squarepants Battle for Bikini Bottom	$7	Loose.
Gameboy Advance	Spyro Season of Ice	$5	Loose
Gameboy Advance	Sudoku Fever	$4	Loose.
Gameboy Advance	Super Mario Advance 2	$11	Loose.
Gameboy Advance	Super Mario Advance 3	$14	Loose.
Gameboy Advance	Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles	$10	Loose.
Gameboy Advance	Texas Hold Em Poker (Have two copies)	$4/$2	One CIB (box is nice), one loose.
Gameboy Advance	That's So Raven	$4	Loose.
Gameboy Advance	The Sims 2	$8	Loose.
Gameboy Advance	Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2 (Have two copies)	$6	Loose
Gameboy Advance	Ultimate Card Games	$6	Loose with manual.
Gameboy Advance	Warioware, inc Mega Microgames (Have two copies)	$30	Both loose.
Gameboy Advance	WWE Survivor Series	$9	Loose.
Gameboy Advance	World Championship Poker	$3	CIB, box is nice.
Gameboy Advance	Yu-Gi-Oh! GX Duel Academy	$18	Loose.
Gameboy Advance	Yu-Gi-Oh! Eternal Duelist Soul	$6	Loose.
Gameboy Advance	Yu-Gi-Oh! Ultimate Masters	$14	Loose.
Nintendo DS	50 Classic Games	$6	CIB.
Nintendo DS	Avalon Code	$45	Loose.
Nintendo DS	Animal Crossing Wild World	$20	CIB.
Nintendo DS	Band Hero	$11	CIB
Nintendo DS	Big Brain Academy	$2	Loose.
Nintendo DS	Bleach The Blade of Fate	$10	Loose.
Nintendo DS	Brain Age	$5	CIB.
Nintendo DS	Castlevania Portrait of Ruin	$20	Loose.
Nintendo DS	Charlotte's Web	$4	Loose
Nintendo DS	Cooking Mama	$8	Missing manual, otherwise cib.
Nintendo DS	Contra 4	$30	Cartridge, box, and manual only.
Nintendo DS	Digimon World Dusk	$30	Cartridge and box only.
Nintendo DS	Diddy Kong Racing DS	$15	CIB.
Nintendo DS	Dragon Ball Origins 2	$24	Loose
Nintendo DS	Dragon Ball Z Attack of the Saiyans	$30	Loose.
Nintendo DS	Dragon Quest IX: Sentinels of the Starry Skies (Have two copies)	$40/$30	One copy missing manual, otherwise cib. One copy loose.
Nintendo DS	Dragon Quest Monsters Joker	$12	Loose.
Nintendo DS	Dragon Quest Monsters Joker 2	$30	Cartridge and box only.
Nintendo DS	Dynasty Warriors DS Fighters Battle	$6	Loose.
Nintendo DS	Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles Ring of Fates	$13	CIB.
Nintendo DS	Fossil Fighters Champions	$55	Missing manual.
Nintendo DS	Grand Theft Auto Chinatown Wars	$15	Loose.
Nintendo DS	Imagine Babyz	$2	Loose.
Nintendo DS	Inuyasha Secret of the Divine Jewel	$45	Loose.
Nintendo DS	Lego Batman The Video Game	$4	Loose
Nintendo DS	Madden 06	$3	Loose.
Nintendo DS	Mario & Sonic at the Winter Olympic Games	$8	Loose.
Nintendo DS	Mario Hoops 3 on 3	$10	CIB, has original receipt!
Nintendo DS	Mario Kart DS (Have two copies)	$10	Both loose.
Nintendo DS	Mario Party DS	$10	CIB.
Nintendo DS	Megaman Star Force 2 Zerker X Saurian	$40	Missing manual.
Nintendo DS	Megaman ZX (Have two copies)	$20/$10	One CIB, and one loose.
Nintendo DS	Meteos Disney Magic	$4	CIB.
Nintendo DS	Metroid Prime Hunters First Hunt	$5	Loose.
Nintendo DS	Metroid Prime Hunters	$20	CIB.
Nintendo DS	Metroid Prime Pinball (Have two copies)	$20	Both loose.
Nintendo DS	Naruto Ninja Council 3	$5	Loose.
Nintendo DS	Need for Speed Most Wanted	$7	Loose
Nintendo DS	Nintendogs Lab & Friends	$5	Loose
Nintendo DS	Petz Catz 2	$4	Loose.
Nintendo DS	Pokemon Black	$70	CIB.
Nintendo DS	Pokemon Conquest	$40	CIB.
Nintendo DS	Pokemon Pearl	$50	CIB.
Nintendo DS	Pokemon Trozei	$9	Loose.
Nintendo DS	Scrabble	$10	CIB.
Nintendo DS	Simpsons Game	$15	Loose
Nintendo DS	Skate It	$8	CIB.
Nintendo DS	Sonic Colors	$8	Loose.
Nintendo DS	Sonic Rush	$8	Loose.
Nintendo DS	Spiderman Shattered Dimensions	$8	Loose
Nintendo DS	Starfox Command	$7	Loose.
Nintendo DS	Suite Life of Zack & Cody Tipton Trouble	$2	Loose
Nintendo DS	Super Mario 64 DS (Have two copies)	$18/$12	One CIB, one loose.
Nintendo DS	Super Monkey Ball Touch&Roll	$6	CIB.
Nintendo DS	The Legend of Zelda Phantom Hourglass	$25	CIB.
Nintendo DS	The Amazing Spider-Man	$7	CIB.
Nintendo DS	The Sims 2 Pets	$5	Loose.
Nintendo DS	Tom and Jerry Tales	$5	Loose
Nintendo DS	Tony Hawk's Downhill Jam	$4	Loose
Nintendo DS	The World Ends With You	$30	CIB.
Nintendo DS	Uno & Skip & Uno Free Fall	$7	Cartridge and box only.
Nintendo DS	Zoo Tycoon DS	$4	Loose
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Nintendo DS	Cooking Mama	$3
Nintendo DS	Elite Beat Agents	$3
Nintendo DS	Final Fantasy The 4 Heroes of Light	$10
Nintendo DS	Jump Super Stars	$5	Japanese version box and manual.
Nintendo DS	Mario&Luigi Bowser's Inside Story	$5
Nintendo DS	New Super Mario Bros	$5
Nintendo DS	Okami Den	$10
Nintendo DS	Scribblenauts	$1
Nintendo DS	Trace Memory	$5
Nintendo 3DS	Animal Crossing New Leaf	$20	CIB.
Nintendo 3DS	Captain Toad Treasure Tracker	$20	CIB.
Nintendo 3DS	Castlevania Lords of Shadow Mirror of Fate	$20	CIB.
Nintendo 3DS	Centipede Infestation	$10	CIB.
Nintendo 3DS	Fantasy Life	$25	CIB.
Nintendo 3DS	Luigi's Mansion	$40	CIB.
Nintendo 3DS	Madden NFL Football	$15	CIB.
Nintendo 3DS	Mario Kart 7	$15	CIB.
Nintendo 3DS	Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate	$9	Loose.
Nintendo 3DS	Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate	$12	CIB.
Nintendo 3DS	Paper Mario Sticker Star	$16	CIB.
Nintendo 3DS	Pokemon Moon	$15	CIB.
Nintendo 3DS	Pokemon Ultra Sun	$30	CIB.
Nintendo 3DS	Rayman 3D	$10	CIB.
Nintendo 3DS	Regular Show Mordecai & Rigby in 8-bit Land	$8	CIB.
Nintendo 3DS	Shin Megami Tensei Devil Survivor Overclocked	$80	CIB.
Nintendo 3DS	Spirit Camera The Cursed Memoir	$15	CIB.
Nintendo 3DS	Super Mario 3D Land	$11	CIB.
Nintendo 3DS	Super Smash Bros for Nintendo 3DS (Have three copies)	$15/$12	Two CIB and one missing manual.
Nintendo 3DS	The Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time 3D	$15	CIB.
Nintendo Switch	Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night	$20	CIB.
Nintendo Switch	Splatoon 2	$30	CIB.
Nintendo Switch	Super Mario Maker 2 (Have two copies)	$30	CIB.
Nintendo Switch	Super Mario Odyssey	$35	CIB.
Nintendo Switch	Wolfenstein II	$15	CIB.
PS1	Jade Cocoon Demo Disc	$15	Loose in sleeve.
PS2	Bully	$15	Greatest hits. CIB, includes map!
PS2	Dragon Ball Z Budokai Tenkaichi 2	$25	CIB.
PS2	Evergrace	$16	CIB.
PS2	Family Guy Video Game	$8	Disc in a general case, cover art is not original.
PS2	Fatal Frame 3 The Tormented	$50	CIB.
PS2	Galerians Ash	$11	Loose.
PS2	Grand Theft Auto III	$3	Loose.
PS2	Grand Theft Auto San Andreas	$11	CIB.
PS2	Gungrave Overdose	$20	CIB.
PS2	Hunter The Reckoning Wayward	$5	Loose.
PS2	Legacy of Kain Soul Reaver 2	$14	CIB.
PS2	Mega Man Anniversary Collection	$6	CIB.
PS2	Metal Gear Solid 2 Sons of Liberty	$6	CIB.
PS2	Metal Gear Solid 3 Snake Eater	$10	CIB.
PS2	Nightshade	$20	Loose.
PS2	Oni	$7	Loose.
PS2	Onimusha 2	$8	CIB.
PS2	Onimusha 3 Demon Siege	$12	CIB.
PS2	R-Type Final	$15	Loose.
PS2	Ratchet Deadlocked (Have two copies)	$9/$5	One copy cib, one copy loose.
PS2	Rygar	$5	Loose.
PS2	Shadow of the Colossus	$13	CIB.
PS2	Shinobi	$7	Loose.
PS2	Zone of Enders	$20	CIB, complete with MGS2 playable demo.
PS3	Condemned 2 Bloodshot	$10	CIB.
PS3	NBA 2k18	$10	Loose.
PS3	Star Ocean: The Last Hope International	$10	CIB.
PSP	Anacondas UMD Video Movie	$3	CIB.
PSP	Brave Story New Traveler	$35	CIB.
PSP	Capcom Classics Collection Reloaded	$16	CIB.
PSP	Capcom Classics Collection Remixed	$14	CIB.
PSP	Chili Con Carnage	$20	CIB.
PSP	Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII	$20	CIB.
PSP	Daxter (Have two copies)	$8/6	One cpy cib, one copy loose in gamestop box.
PSP	Dissidia Final Fantasy	$9	CIB.
PSP	Dungeon Siege Throne of Agony	$6	CIB.
PSP	Family Guy Video Game	$5	Loose, comes in gamestop box and aftermarket umd case.
PSP	G-Force	$3	Missing manual.
PSP	Ghostbusters The Video Game	$5	Loose in gamestop box.
PSP	Ghost Rider	$5	Loose in gamestop box.
PSP	God of War Chains of Olympus (Have three copies)	$15/$10	Two copies cib, one copy loose.
PSP	God of War Ghost of Sparta	$21	CIB.
PSP	Invizimals	$5	CIB. Includes capture card. (Can include OEM PSP camera for extra)
PSP	Kingdom of Paradise	$3	Missing manual.
PSP	Labryinth UMD Video Movie	$3	CIB.
PSP	Lego Star Wars III: The Clone Wars	$10	CIB.
PSP	LittleBigPlanet (have two copies)	$6	Both CIB.
PSP	LocoRoco	$4	Loose in gamestop box.
PSP	LocoRoco 2	$7	CIB.
PSP	Madden 12	$15	CIB.
PSP	Metal Gear Acid 2	$24	CIB.
PSP	Metal Gear Solid Portable Ops Plus	$11	CIB.
PSP	Metal Slug Anthology	$30	CIB.
PSP	Monster Hunter Freedom	$9	Missing manual.
PSP	MX vs ATV: Reflex	$5	Loose in gamestop box.
PSP	NBA 10 The Inside	$5	CIB.
PSP	Need for Speed Most Wanted 510	$10	CIB.
PSP	Obscure The Aftermath	$25	CIB.
PSP	Patapon	$4	CIB.
PSP	Patapon 2	$10	CIB.
PSP	PoPoLoCrois	$20	Box and UMD only.
PSP	Prince of Persia Rival Swords (Have two copies)	$8	Both CIB.
PSP	Rapala Trophies	$7	CIB.
PSP	Secret Agent Clark	$6	CIB.
PSP	Sega Genesis Collection	$12	CIB.
PSP	Silent Hill Origins	$25	CIB.
PSP	Silent Hill Shattered Memories	$40	Loose.
PSP	SNK Arcade Classics Volume 1	$14	Loose.
PSP	Socom U.S. Navy Seals Fireteam Bravo	$5	CIB.
PSP	Socom U.S. Navy Seals Fireteam Bravo 2	$5	CIB.
PSP	Socom U.S. Navy Seals Fireteam Bravo 3	$10	CIB.
PSP	Socom US Navy Seals Tactical Strike	$5	CIB.
PSP	Soul Calibur Broken Destiny	$20	CIB.
PSP	Spectral Souls: Ressurection of the Ethereal Empires	$30	CIB.
PSP	Star Wars Battlefront Elite Squadron	$10	CIB.
PSP	Star Wars Renegade Squadron	$7	CIB.
PSP	Syphon Filter Dark Mirror	$5	CIB.
PSP	Syphon Filter Logan's Shadow	$5	CIB.
PSP	Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Vegas	$6	CIB.
PSP	Ultimate Ghosts 'N Goblins	$30	CIB.
PSP	Underworld Evolution UMD Video	$5	Sealed.
PSP	Untold Legends Brotherhood of the Blade	$5	CIB.
PSP	Valhalla Knights	$9	CIB.
PSP	X-Men Legends II	$11	Loose. Comes in gamestop box.
PS Vita	Borderlands 2	$20	CIB.
PS Vita	Mortal Kombat	$16	CIB.
PS Vita	Persona 4 Golden	$42	CIB.
PS Vita	Uncharted Golden Abyss	$20	Loose.
Xbox	Silent Hill 2 Restless Dreams	$27	Original box and disc only.
Xbox 360	Alan Wake	$35	Limited Collector's Edition. Includes everything as far as I can tell.
Xbox 360	Call of Duty MW3	$10	Steelbook version.
Xbox 360	Dragon's Dogma	$4	CIB.
Xbox One	Minecraft	$5	Only disc and case, no cover art.
Xbox One	Monster Hunter World	$5	CIB
Xbox One	Rock Band 4 (Have two copies)	$10	CIB.
Xbox One	Titanfall	$1	CIB.
PC	Command & Conquer 4	$10	Comes with manual in original case.
CONSOLES:	CONDITION	PRICE	DETAILS
Gameboy Color	Nice	$60	Kiwi color. In very nice condition. All stickers are in nice shape.
Gameboy Color	Nice	$100	Pokemon special edition! In very nice condition, only real signs of use are slight peeling on the back sticker, otherwise in very nice shape.
Nintendo 64	Very Nice/CIB	$200	Super mint cib Nintendo 64. Box is very nice, even the proof of purchase card is still attached. Shipping for this will be about $20 due to needing a large priority box. Please inquire for pictures!
Nintendo Switch Lite	Minty	$175	Yellow color. CIB. Very nice condition. Also comes with a protector grip case.
Game Boy Advance AGB-001	Fair	$40	Indigo color. In fair condition, has some scratches throughout the console, but nothing too major. Has original battery cover.
Game Boy Advance AGB-001	Nice	$60	Glacier color. In very nice condition, can't find any scratches anywhere on the console. Has original battery cover.
Game Boy Advance AGB-001	Nice	$60	SilvePlatinum color. In very nice condition, has a couple light scratches on the screen. Has original battery cover.
Game Boy Advance SP AGS-001	Nice	$60	Flame red color. In nice condition for it's age. Has some minor scratches on the outside shell but nothing too major. Screen is in excellent shape, with no dust under the screen. Will include third party charger.
Nintendo DS NTR-001	Fair	$45	Original fat Nintendo DS, in pearl pink color. In fair condition, but screens are nice. The touchscreen still has a screen protector on it. Comes with original stylus and a 3rd party charger.
Nintendo 3DS	Very nice	$200	CIB cobalt blue Nintendo 3DS. Year of the Luigi edition! Both screens have screen protectors on them, so they should be minty underneath. The entire console is in very nice shape, includes all inserts and original store receipt!
Gamecube	Nice/Fair	$40/$30	Have a couple gamecube consoles available. Only the black color is available. Will come with their original cables. Please inquire for pictures, the conditions range from nice to fair. Will include OEM cables with each console. Can throw in an oem controller for an extra $20.
STRATEGY GUIDES:	CONDITION	PRICE	DETAILS
Final Fantasy IV	Fair	$10	BradyGames Official Strategy Guide. There is a tear on the front cover.
Metroid Prime Hunters	Nice	$10	Official guide from Nintendo Power. Poster Included!
TLOZ A Link Between Worlds	Nice	$10	Prima's Official game guide.
TLOZ Majora's Mask 3D	Nice	$20	Prima's Official game guide.
TLOZ Phantom Hourglass Premiere Edition	Nice	$10	Prima's Official Strategy Guide. Comes with poster!
TLOZ Spirit Tracks Premiere Edition	Nice	$10	Prima's Official Strategy Guide. Comes with poster!
		Take all the above strategy guides for $50 + shipping.
GAME ACCESORIES:		PRICE	CONDITION
OEM Nintendo Game Boy Carrying Case		$10	Very nice condition.
OEM Nintendo Game Boy Color Carrying Case		$10	Have a couple different options. All are in nice condition! Please inquire for pictures.
OEM Nintendo Game Boy Advance Carrying Case		$20	In nice condition, holds all your advance goodies! Original nintendo branded. Have two different kinds, please inquire for pics.
OEM Nintendo Game Boy Advance SP Carrying Case		$20	In nice condition, holds all your SP goodies! Original nintendo brand carrying case.
Nyko Game Boy Worm Light		$10	Blue color. Nice condition, works as it should.
OEM Game Boy Four Player Adapter		$10	Don't think it's ever been used, looks brand new.
Nintendo Switch Pro Controller		$50	Like new condition. Comes in the super mario odyssey box (code has been used) Does not include oem cable.
3rd party Madcatz gamecube memory cards		$5	2 translucent black 59 block memory cards, one white 59 block memory card, one translucent blue 59 block memory card.
OEM Gamecube to GBA Link Cable		$20	In nice condition.
OEM Gamecube Controllers		$35	Have six available. Five are black color, one is indigo color. All have nice and tight sticks.
OEM Nintendo 64 Controllers		$50/$40/$20	Have three available. One in it's original box that is gray color, one smoke color loose, and one gray color loose. All have nice and tight sticks.
OEM Nintendo 64 Rumble Pak		$20	In nice condition, includes battery door.
OEM Nintendo 64 RF Switch Modulator		$10	In nice condition.

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WANTS: Looking for the following loose Nintendo DS Games -
The Dark Spire, Ghost Trick Phantom Detective, Shin Megami Tensei Strange Journey, Shin Megami Tensei Devil Survivor, Dragon Quest VI Realms of Revelation, Dragon Quest IV Chapters of the Chosen, Etrain Odyssey II Heroes of Lagaard, Metal Slug 7, Super Robot Taisen OG Saga, Kirby Super Star Ultra, and The World Ends with you. Only looking for LOOSE cartridges! Thanks!