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Original SquareSoft tactical RPG for PlayStation 1. Black-label copy with case, inlays, and a clean disc. Loca…

A serious vintage-computing lot: TI-99/4A hardware, sealed program recorder, documentation, cables, and cartri…

A widescreen HD tube TV with HDMI, component, and S-Video — the kind of display retro gamers hunt for. Working…

Clean, working 40-inch Full-HD Vizio smart TV. Good everyday set for a bedroom, kitchen, shop, or casual gamin…

Near-mint white Nintendo Switch OLED, complete in the original box. Powers on perfectly, no Joy-Con drift, wit…

Three classics — Mario 64, Sunshine, and Galaxy — in one collection Nintendo discontinued in 2021.

The definitive Switch tactics-RPG — three houses, dozens of hours in each path.

The origin of the Zelda timeline, remastered with modern button controls.

Samus's long-awaited return — tense, fast, and ruthless 2D Metroid.

The Breath of the Wild sequel — build, fuse, and fly across Hyrule.

Pokémon reinvented — open-world catching in ancient Sinnoh.

The Gen-4 classic remade — Sinnoh, faithfully rebuilt.

Two turn-based strategy classics, rebuilt from the ground up.

Kirby's first full 3D adventure — Mouthful Mode and all.

Five-a-side arcade soccer with items, tackles, and attitude.

Everyone is here — the biggest crossover fighter ever made.

Cap-throwing, globe-hopping 3D Mario at its most joyful.

The open-air Zelda that redefined the whole series.

Gen-8 in the Galar region — Dynamax battles and all.

The 1993 Game Boy classic, remade in charming toy-like 3D.

The definitive 2D Mario for the couch — up to four players.

The best-selling kart racer of all time — the party staple.

Fast, frantic Mario golf with a speed-golf twist.

Branching tactical RPG with weighty moral choices.

Stylish 100-hour JRPG — the definitive Royal edition.

The 1996 SNES gem, lovingly remade for Switch.

Casual, pick-up-and-play kitchen fun.

Hundreds of five-second microgames — co-op chaos.

Two Victorian-era courtroom adventures in one collection.

Three co-op puzzle-platformers — gorgeous and physics-driven.

Ink-splatting team shooter — colorful multiplayer mayhem.

The dream crossover — puzzle-solving meets courtroom drama in a witch-trial fantasy.

The expanded Alola adventure — the definitive Gen-7 version.

The Hoenn remake — soaring on Latias across a reborn classic.

The tougher, tactician's half of Fates — still factory sealed.

The ground-up remake of Metroid II — melee counters and all.

300+ microgames — the definitive greatest-hits of the series.

A near-forgotten 1992 original, remade with more care than most flagships get. Nick's favorite of the lot.

A gorgeous, chaotic puzzle-action sleeper — better than it had any right to be.

Tetris, in a tidy 3DS package with a stack of modes.

A surprisingly deep turn-based strategy game from Julian Gollop of X-COM fame.

Musou-style hack-and-slash with the Fire Emblem cast.

Luigi's ghost-hunting return — the Poltergust 5000 in full effect.

A real analog-modeling synth and sequencer in cartridge form — a cult music-maker.

Square Enix's stylish Shibuya action-RPG — dual-screen combat like nothing else.

A noir mystery you read like a book, held sideways — moody and unforgettable.

Prime-era Metroidvania Castlevania — the soul-collecting one everyone loves.

Draw rainbow roads to roll Kirby through — a true stylus-first classic.

Frantic five-second microgames built entirely around the touch screen.

Wind Waker's seafaring sequel, sailed and drawn entirely with the stylus.

Play the prosecutor for once — crime-scene sleuthing with Edgeworth.

A new defense attorney takes the stand — objections guaranteed.

The prequel — how Layton and Luke first met, puzzles in tow.

The second Layton mystery — a box said to kill whoever opens it.

The expanded remake — four playable characters and new stars.

The fan-favorite Layton — a time-travel mystery with a gut-punch ending.

The 2D Mario revival that sold tens of millions — pure platforming.

The kart racer that pioneered online play and endless replay value.

The one that started it all — a village full of brain-teasers.

More stylus-chopping, sizzling kitchen minigames.

The original touch-screen kitchen — don't disappoint Mama.

Lemmings-style puzzle-platforming with wind-up Mini Marios.

The big-screen, faster New 3DS XL — extra C-stick and ZL/ZR buttons, and it plays the entire DS + 3DS library.

The slim, bright DS that also plays Game Boy Advance cartridges — a great little dual-library handheld.