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  1. I think even saying they "donated" the items is a bit of a stretch. Apparently

    1)They had no place to sell them.

    2)They are under investigation.

    3)Apparently the storage unit they were using kicked them out after finding out what they were doing - running it as a place of business which is usually against contract.

    So, as no one should be surprised, they did absolutely nothing out of compassion or remorse. They are...

     

  2. "Over the next three days, Noah Colvin took a 1,300-mile road trip across Tennessee and into Kentucky, filling a U-Haul truck with thousands of bottles of hand sanitizer and thousands of packs of antibacterial wipes...“From being in a situation where what I’ve got coming and going could potentially put my family in a really good place financially to ‘What the heck am I going to do with all of this?’” ...An official at the Washington attorney general’s office said the agency believed it could apply the state’s consumer-protection law to sue platforms or sellers, even if they aren’t in Washington, as long as they were trying to sell to Washington residents...Mr. Colvin does not believe he was price gouging. While he charged $20 on Amazon for two bottles of Purell that retail for $1 each...He thought about it more. “I honestly feel like it’s a public service,” he added. “I’m being paid for my public service.”

    These people are the shit of the Earth. They are one of the reasons why people are eyeing socialism more, because such filth is allowed to make money at the expensive and literal health of the public. There are laws against this, and what I truly hope will happen is

    1)These scum-shit resellers are stuck with all their items unable to sell them.

    2)They get sued/indicted by the government for price gauging.

    3)They also get COVID-19. 

    https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/he-has-17700-bottles-of-hand-sanitizer-and-nowhere-to-sell-them/ar-BB11blvS

     

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  3. For a long time I thought the title was "Showdown" which would make sense. But it's not. I have never been able to ascertain an official response as to why it's called "Shodown". Does anyone know? Yes, I googled it and there are a few "ideas/answers" none of which I buy. 

  4. 21 minutes ago, TDIRunner said:

    It does seem like a lot, but there is also a $60 version.

    Either way, I'm passing on this one.  

    I want to pass too... but then you know, one day you might just wake up and say "damn, I kinda want it..." and then everyone is selling it on ebay for $300, and you're stuck! Have to say, a Switch port would be pretty sweet...

  5. 3 minutes ago, TDIRunner said:

    Hard to tell from the picture, but it sort of looks like a hardbound book.  Unfortunately, it looks like it's a rectangular shape.  I don't like non-standard sized books because they often don't line up well on a bookshelf.  

    A lot of artbooks are actually elongated because that is often the best way to show large/long art 🙂

    So I don't mind it, besides diversity is good! 

  6. 10 minutes ago, TDIRunner said:

    Edit:  I would love to get just the art book if I could.  I love art books.  

    100+ pages! it better be a hardcover... I rather hate softcover books!

    For me, the biggest draw is the fabulous soundtrack, but I'm a big video game music guy. 

    The original C&C and Red Alert was also released on the PS1! My favorite though, was easily Red Alert 2. This "remastered" edition includes the first C&C and Red Alert, which are easily the least interesting of all C&C games. Also, I hate giving EA any of my money. So may end up being a pass. Although that soundtrack...

  7. I think people often say "rare" and mean "difficult to find". In essence, it means the same thing.

    For instance, if a new Zelda game had only 50,000 copies made, I think everyone would call it "exceedingly rare" because it would be difficult to find and due to the scarcity very expensive. On the other hand, an indie game with 20,000 copies might be very easy to find. It depends on how popular and coveted the title is. 

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  8. 8 hours ago, MrWunderful said:

    I havent paid attention in a year or so to LRG. Is the earlier stuff still collectable? Or I am stuck unloading shit at retail?

     

    ps hit me up if you are after any of the first 20 or so releases. 

    I'm guessing not retail for most of it, but some of it probably isn't collectible like it once was. Post a list of what you have for sale.

     

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  9. On 2/25/2020 at 5:49 PM, Mr. CIB said:

    Thanks for the tip on this! The X360 version is in the mail..... and much preferred over a re-release. 
     

    FYI the owner of LRG said or alluded to rather on his Twitter that they are trying to remake Keio Flying Squadron. 

    You're welcome, it's pretty sweet! One of the few 360 games I plan to keep. 

    I am totally all in favor of releasing remakes of obscure Sega CD games and other such games that never made it to the USA! Just DO NOT release it for the Sega CD... seriously, how many people have a working Sega CD!

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