Hi, new member on these forums with an intent to have a question answered but I will get to that in a sec. I don't intend to post here as often as I do on the various other forums that I post on but I may check back here from time to time. A little about me: I am not the gamer I used to be but I do play from time to time... I have since discovered better things to do! I have about 60 games total for the N64, GC and PS2. Also have a few portable games and systems (GBC, GBA, GBASP, DS) Even have an old NES tucked away with some extra 'shooter' controllers. (if you feel like it, you can snoop around my photobucket account to find out all you ever wanted to know about me ) Now my question: How common is it to have an official 'vintage' in-store game display? Granted, I have seen plenty of other merchandise, such as standees, dummies and the like... but not the actual, security-cabled stand that was reserved for the real deal. I got it at the local Goodwill store a while ago for cheap because I just had to have it when I saw it. It looks pretty intact to me, all of the official labels are still there, the transformers for the display light and system...
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