Classic Hunting - The Internet is a Treasure Trove

[Kaji Motomiya]

I know people around here do this. Scour the internet for old items like the Bandai Dragonzord, or Jetman mechs. I think you guys also try to find old games and systems. Y'know, stuff out of print. Never to be made again. And the only way to get it is from some store selling it online (or in your local area).

I call these out of print stuff "Classics". Now, if they're stuff like 2000 or 2004, but they're no longer in print, you can still call them "Classics." They're hard to find, and you can't buy them anywhere, so yeah, they classify.

So what classics are YOU "treasure hunters" geeking on?

Currently, after getting Phantasy Star Portable via Amazon, I kind of wanna go on a Phantasy Star binge. I found Phantasy Star Online Episode I & II for the XBOX, and Episode III C.A.R.D. something for the Gamecube for reasonable prices. Also tempted on Phantasy Star Universe. These are stuff you can't find anymore, and I'd SO wanna get my hands on them!

PSO is what got me in the series!

 

[Zenoff64]

I'm geeking on vintage computing (Old green screen dos laptops), assembling an Army of DX daiboukens, and Nes games.

Nes seems to be ripe for the picking as retro wave seems to be wearing thin and demand is dropping like a rock.

I'm also a fan of older console Televisons and pretty much any electronic device from the early 80s to the mid 90s (Think Walkmans, MiniDisc, Laserdisc, Record players and so on).

Edit: Also, I was a big fan of PSo way back when it was on Dreamcast/Gamecube. I dont know how it works for the Xbox, but if you have the Broadband adapter for the gamecube, you can play on private servers!

 

[tom servo]

Pretty much anything Transformers I can get ahold of now. I think I've finally managed to convince my mother that collecting figures is a good thing. I got all pissed off 'cause the Transformers Classics figures I had are being sold on eBay for somewhat high prices. Damn me and my generosity.