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At DKOldies, we know the power of retro gaming lies in the memories we carry with us, especially for Generation X. Born roughly between 1965 and 1980, Gen X grew up during a time when video game
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Posted on February 24, 2009 by DK The Nintendo Entertainment system has some of the greatest selling games of all time and hold many sales records that still hold up today. Super mario Sold ov
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Need some cash for your games? We buy all used video games, gaming systems and accessories and paying more than you could sell them on your own.Visit our Sell Used Video Games and Consoles for a full
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The Nintendo GameCube, originally released in 2001, didn’t top the sales charts during its time, selling around 21 million units worldwide. However, what it lacked in total sales, it made up for wi
- Nintendo NES (Page)
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Nintendo NES Fans 2022 Gift Guide!First up, it's a console bundle! Our best selling NES bundle is called the 123 Pak - it comes with Mario 1, 2, & 3, plus a controller and all the cords you need to ho
- Super Nintendo (Page)
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Want a room specifically designated for gaming? Make this dream a reality. You will not want to miss these rooms, if not for design purposes or for the drool effect. Try to answer the bonus questions
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Here's the best Nintendo 64 stuff to get for Christmas 2022! First up, it's an N64 console bundle. Our best selling bundle is the N64 Mario Zelda Pak. It comes with two games - Mario 64, first ti
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These past few weeks have been murder for our Sell Your games team. We have had a possible record amount of collections coming in every day. There have been some real gems in this week also. Check it
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There are a few NES games in the full collection that use a small lithium battery to save your gamestate. This makes it easier to start back up where you left off. The batteries do have a limited life
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Recently I discovered a great article from the August 10th, 1989 edition of the Beaver county times. It's an exemplary piece of of investigative journalism by Barbara Beck, entitled: "Too much fun
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