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I always considered it anything that was still fully playable. As long any major defects are described, such as a broken case, or missing label, gamer condition could range from poor to good.
Come on. $70 shipped for both AES games and the buyer expects them to be in better condition? Shipping costs you $13 alone.
Gamer's condition - don't expect anything else but that the game works.
Gamer condition is code for "if you're the type to worry about condition then move along." As long as it plays, gamers don't give a fuck about shit like sunfades.
Gamer condition, eh? Means anything has been done to that particular cart, except being played. Not unlike a new old-stock AES.
a controller 'toss' can do pretty good damage?likes to chew on games and bury it in the back yard, people must go out of there way to fuck up a game for it to be in gamer condition.
a controller 'toss' can do pretty good damage?
I don't get how all those games stored in a root cellar and packed in food and other various trash didn't die tho
when will you stop posting that damn picture all over the place... everyone has seen your epenis already, it's annoying as shit.
was there a penis on the cart at some point?
Sounds about right...
But you forgot... Below Yaton there should be:
Lenn Yang... Did Not Get Cart...
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Gamer condition
Gamer condition
Gamer condition to me would mean that it's worn and maybe a bit beat up, but still in okay shape. For a home cart, I'd say that the case may have scuffing or markings, the insert might be a little messed up, and the cart has scratches. It's a step above "beat to shit," like having torn labels, cracks in the case, etc.
wyo... who is it?
...Just out of curiosity...
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