[quote name='kraftwerks']Sorry SaraAB, i wasnt trying to get your exact location

i just thought you must be a long way from NFB if it takes an hour to get to McKinley. I have given up on garage sales, so no worries there. Plenty of people seem to find great stuff. I never have found anything. I do go to the flea market Game Craze all the time though. It is related to the galleria and carousel mall stores, but there are seperate owners. The big guy that runs the flea is kind of an odd duck. He can be really nice one second and a bit of a prick the next. I think he lets the people that shop there get to him too much, lol. I've been in there when some one would walk in and ask for some random game. He was like," yeah, i have that, it's $10." They said, "wow, the other place has it for $15. Would you take $5?" That kind of thing seems to really make him mad. Maybe thats why he raised some prices? He doesnt have as much stuff as the dude with the huge area in the middle of the building, but at least his stuff isnt all sun faded and water damaged. I swear to God, every time i walk past that place i see some hard to find game behind the chicken wire, and it is just destroyed. It makes me want to cry.
The one time that a game I bought from game craze didnt work, he exchanged it no problem. Most of the game sellers in there are all "too bad, as is".
I find the best deals from the people who set up outside and have a bunch of random stuff for sale. Last week i got a snes with mario world and allstars for $20. Just needed a lot of scrubbing!
So Sears... I stopped at the ones in Clay and DeWitt. Didnt expect to find any proce drops, and there werent any. But there was definitely fewer things at both stores than the last time I went there

With my luck they will do a percentage off sale this weekend and i wont be able to go back until next Tuesday and everything will be gone.[/QUOTE]
Oh my god lol that guy in the middle must have like 10k games no joke, all of it is crap and faded too, and he wants like ebay prices for it all. Please never let me get to that point! I have walked by many times but mostly I only see common, worthless games.I keep hearing rumors that they are gonna close the flea, and if they do boy will it be interesting. Where will all the crap that is in that fleamarket go? LOL.
For yard sales it really is hit or miss, the problem is you just don't find games that much, but we go for other things besides games, games are just a bonus, so its still worth it.
I think the guy at Game Craze only takes complete games, which is great, and I know they have told me before that they don't take crap games or overly scratched games. They have a disc buffer that is said to be worth $500 so if you are buying a disc game they should refurbish it for you for free. I have gotten different employees when I shopped there, the one guy was great. I think I know who the big guy is you are talking about, and I haven't had any problems with him, though I don't think I have had a transaction with him yet.
They used to have a small missle command cabinet at the old flea market arcade, it was not working though, which is no longer there, that is a rare arcade game so I would like to know where it went. I was really shocked to see it the first time I ever saw it.
There is a booth at the front of the flea, which you may not have checked out yet, I think it is in row 6 coming from the food court part, a little ways down, the one with all the consoles hanging on the wall. I have traded with them several times and they are extremely easy to work with. Just be friendly and don't show your knowledge, but know every price before you go into the transaction. The guys at this booth will give you more than you get at Game Craze, I have compared on a few transactions, but you might do better at game craze if you want to pick from their huge selection. I have gotten cash off them in the past but it may be difficult to do as they usually don't have cash on hand (most vendors don't, I suspect that people in this flea market don't do very well

But you have to be careful, as I have gotten non working games from them, they did exchange every non working game for a game of equal value. It really just depends on what people trade in. You can sell things to the vendors too, one time I walked around the flea with a bunch of junk electronics in my backpack, I had a pocket PC, video games, and a couple other things I think, I walked out with $95 cash!!!! If you have junk electronics that are worthless on ebay, it might be worth your while to do this.