NES game collecting

    

Here it is the reason your here because you like NES games and this is a short guide on collecting.I don't have many NES games anymore,but I used to have about 150 and I know a bit about collecting.

• STORES
  
  Try and find a good place to shop for NES games, like a store that carries old games for a reasonable price. I buy all my NES games from this store called Game Force. Game Force is a little steep ($5 a game), but they have an excellent selection of rare or hard to find games.Your best bet would probably be Funcoland. They have pretty good prices and a large selection most of the time.
  
  
• PRICES
  
  NES games prices can very from $.10 to $50.00, but you want to know how much to pay for a certain game.The way is works isn't always that simple because some extremely rare games sell for $.29 so all I can say is don't pay anything over $10.00. Because no NES game is worth paying over $10.00 for.
  
  
• BARGAINING
  
  Not all stores will let you haggle them for a better price,but most people will.So if you are buying a game from a friend and he says $6.00 automatically say $4.00.You might be surprised at how good a deal you can get doing this.
  
  
• WHAT GAMES?
  
  You want to have a good mix of rare games and common games.So here are a list of must haves:
  
  
• Super Mario 1,2,3
  If you don't have these you have no business calling yourself a NES freak.
• Zelda 1,2
  2 of the best games ever made.
  Tecmo Bowl
  The best football game ever made.
• Arch Rivals or Double Dribble
  You should get at least one of these.
• Contra 1,2
  Classics
• Ninja Gaiden
  A great game that is fun to play
• River City Ransom
  One of the best street fighting games there is
• Blaster Master
  One of the best NES games ever
• Final Fantasy
  The game that started it all
• 3D World Runner
  The NES attempt at 3D turned out really good.
• And of course many others I am to lazy to name.

GAMES THAT SUCK

Some people out there like to collect games that suck. I don't really know why you would do this unless there was nothing left. It seems to me like a waste of money, but if that's your thing go for it. You probably would not want to spend very much money per game if they suck. $1.50 to $2.00 is reasonable. Just hunt around and look at games you have never heard of. This is how you can find crappy games.