First up is possibly the most incredible find. Digging around in a tub full of controller spaghetti at a game shop I unearthed a Sega Master System they weren't even aware they had. They didn't really know how to price it either so I was able to take it home for only 10 bucks. Quite a steal! Unfortunately all I have for it right now are some sports games and Ghostbusters but I hope to start collecting some gems for it soon.
Next are some controllers. The first is a Sega Control Stick for the Sega Master system I found for a dollar. The Justifier was given to me by my good buddy @Retro_Brandon who snagged a set of 2 with his purchase of Lethal Enforcers 1 and 2 at 2 Dudes Gaming (that's a lot of 2's). Thank you for enhancing my Snatcher experience dude!
I feel like I'm forgetting some games (it's been a long month) but I did find a copy of Kid Chameleon for only 3 bucks.
This is a first for this blog, but I found myself some nerdy kitchen ware. I found the Leonardo and Raphael Ninja Turtles cereal bowls for only 50 cents a piece. I loved these as a kid and had the whole set of turtles back then. You could only get them in certain boxes of the TMNT cereal so I'd imagine they're sort of rare. Hopefully I can find Donatello and Michelangelo out there one day.
I also found this sweet set of Sonic the Hedgehog glasses for 10 bucks. I'm struggling on whether or not to actually use them.
When I was in Roanoke after Heroes Con, my buddy Rob introduced me to a store there called 5 and under, where nothing in the story is priced above 5 dollars. There I snagged volume 1 of the Regular Show comic and Regular Show for 3DS, both for under 5 each. A real steal because both of these items still retail for 15 at Books A Million and Gamestop.
Lastly is an Ecto 1 from the original Ghostbusters and the only reason I'm sharing it is because it didn't cost an arm and a leg. It doesn't have all of the stickers and is missing a door, but that usually doesn't keep the price down with most toy vendors. I managed to snag this one for 8 bucks.
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