>used/retro game shop >shitton of SNES, NES, PS1, PS2 games

Was the use of greentext necessary anon? And why do you expect us to know your local situation.

It's just a reflection of what sold the best. Nintendo dominated with the NES and SNES, then Sony dominated after that.

>>4258967
It's not just the one shop, I can never find good 64 games that aren't Mario 64 or Mario Kart or bottom of the barrel trash at any shop or event vendor

I honestly just use Facebook groups dedicated in buying/selling N64/Nintendo stuff.

>>4258976
The same can be said for any retro Nintendo systems. The swapmeet/garage sale thing got killed by TV shows and smart phones using public looking for a quick buck.

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>>4258983
Hardly, I can find plenty of quality SNES titles anywhere that sells retro games guaranteed. NES, Game Boy, and any other Ninty aren't hard to find either.

>>4258992
You can find them...at ebay price or higher. Nothing special there anon.

>>4258994
At least they are available, which are more than what can be said about 64.

>>4258994
>hurr durr why is it so hard to rip people off?
If someone's selling a game far below "eBay price" then they just don't know what the game is worth, simple as that. So why would you want to go looking for people to exploit? You're not entitled to buy every classic popular game for $5 or less.

>>4258996
Every retail game is available on ebay when ever you want. At least for the games that would be considered good and playable on SEGA, Nintendo, and PS1. Only exception being maybe SEGA CD and some Saturn games.
>>4259002
How's it ripping them off? They are selling the game. Not everyone wants to sell a box of games on ebay and take the time to individually list and ship them. I buy car parts too. Ya that tranny may be worth $600 but do you want to move it? No? I'll give you $50. It's not usual for me to tell them exactly what it's worth and they don't care. They want it gone and they don't want to pay a garbage collector.

Seriously, 9/10 times they're ready to throw the game in the garbage.

>>4259002

>If someone's selling a game far below "eBay price" then they just don't know what the game is worth, simple as that

Or they might be trying to get rid of it quicker trading money for time.