Shortly after Episode I dropped, my buddy sold me this Pepsi display case filled with every character can from this promotion (no gold can however). The cans are empty but the pop-tops are sealed. Display case is a durable feeling steel maybe?
Surely there are also other physical collectors with some T2 in their portfolio. Zelnick has been out of touch for years and what does he *actually* do?
Remove the only 3 things that make T2 actual money (WWE, NBA and Rockstar) and they have nothing. WWE and NBA sell every year dispute quality and Rockstar is a cash-cow that really does not answer to Take Two in terms of what they make.
So tell me, Strauss, besides being out-of-touch, what is it that you do to justify your massive salary beyond being the guy in charge while three massive lay-ups happen regardless?
Who the hell let a *lawyer* run a videogame company anyway?
Not the greatest score ever but for a buck each I figured WTH. Far Cry and Everspace are factory sealed. Discs for the other two are scratch free and have inserts/ instructions.
No idea about Blacksite's quality, but I am an absolute sucker for anything grey alien/ Roswell/ Area 51 so maybe it's at least a dollar!
I recently submitted a copy Psychonauts limited Scott C. cover to CGC. I received my grade and was pleased but I noticed no mention of the very limited cover that this version has.
Now I could not find any information on whether or not making these notes for grading is standard practice for *games* with CGC, though it obviously is for comic books. Wouldn't one assume some more information about the variant would be mentioned? I suspect this game has sold at least a half million printed copies yet this particular version is limited to 1000 and is partially why I chose to get it graded. Does anyone have any insight on CGC variant covers for games?
Finally found a permanent solution for how to display the dozens of one sheets that we own. Picked a recent favorite film to start. I'm going to endevor to swap em out once a week.
Title says it all. I have an expensive LP that a new 0 feedbackb buyer has purchased. They initiated the sale 5 days ago and have yet to answer a single message through the discogs portal. I always ask my buyers to confirm their paypal address with the address that I am sending to, etc. Normally if they had SOME feedback I'd chalk it up to the long holiday weekend or something, but pulling the trigger on a single LP for nearly a grand and then not completing the transaction feels like they're not serious or it's some sort of scam. I have been on discogs for ages and have never had a non-payment. The fact that this is a big-ticket leads me to think something is up. Thanks!
Bloody Hell, it took me three attempts to post this stupid thing.
Just wear a Stephen King shirt to a metal show. To be fair, one guy did yell "Monster Squad!" at me so there's a chance he just likes the movie.