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Main => Consoles => Topic started by: Howard_Casto on December 01, 2017, 11:04:42 am
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So I went to the final Pick n Pay of the year. In terms of game-related stuff, there wasn't much this time, especially considering I've found at least one classic console at the last two.
2 Wireless xbox 360 gamepads: $10
Rock Candy 360 gamepad: $5
PSP 3001 (no battery): $5
PS2 Slim (no cables, controllers, ect): $5
They had plenty of computers, monitors, laptops, ect, but I'm still trying to use the ones I bought last time, so I took a pass.
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Gwt a good battery. Those cheap ones suck ass.
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Will do thanks. They actually had other psps with the battery in tact, but having wised up to demand, they were selling them for 40 bucks, which is a bit too steep for pawn shop psps imho.
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Will do thanks. They actually had other psps with the battery in tact, but having wised up to demand, they were selling them for 40 bucks, which is a bit too steep for pawn shop psps imho.
You should have took the battery from a good one and put it with the one you were buying.
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Eh they do pretty good deals so I try to be honest.
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So I bought a new battery door, battery and a set of component cables for the psp. It was a little over 10 bucks total. So it's a 15 dollar psp.... I'm not sure if that's a good deal or not considering it isn't in perfect condition, but I don't have a psp and even with the vita, the psp's component out is a nice feature to have. I'm satisfied at least. Cleaned up the gamepads... they all work fine except the rock candy which has a ceased rumble motor. I'll have to look through my junk pile to see if I have one. I'm not even sure if it's necessary considering I bought this particular pad to hack into a custom flight stick.