I ordered one super-rare SFC RPG that I'm kind of embarrassed to admit, as well as Final Lap, oddly Namco's only behind-the-car racing game for Famicom. I took a gamble and bought a boxed copy of Final Fantasy I+II hoping it's the full set with guide and map. Then I realized, it's a good thing the MSX wasn't released in North America or may I have actually bought every single version of that game.
(supposedly the FC 2-in-1 version was based on the North American version, with censorship.)
I don't have a PSN download of FF Origins, though. So Square-Enix hasn't yet succeeded in selling me EVERY variation. (I do have an original PS1 copy, though.) (and I only bought the PSP versions after they dropped under $10 each)

Still expecting a couple more boxed SFC RPGs to arrive.

I also bought Spot: The Cool Adventure, the lesser-known Game Boy sequel to everyone's favorite NES game featuring a cheeseburger-peddling clown.
(though I found out that the USA/JPN versions removed the cutscenes and (unnecessary?) character-select options. So does that make the EU/AU versions any better?)

Picked up these from a local pawn shop for $20. I needed games for the gamecube I got for Christmas Oh, and somebody must have left a memory card in the Metroid Prime case, because I got one in there, which was a nice little extra!

I absolutely love F Zero GX so far. One of the hardest games I've ever played, but so much fun! Plus, it looks good enough to be a Wii game. Haven't touched Metroid Prime yet (Except to make sure it works). Also, anybody wanna recommend some more gamecube games to me?

2 original snes controllers (ill restore the button membranes and clean)
el viento for sega genesis
and another nes game genie

@OldGamesOnly79

I picked up some of those SNES button Membranes on eBay a few or so months back. My 2 Snes controllers feel brand new, but for some wierd reason the L & R buttons feel a little extra clicky and louder than i remember back in the Golden Age of glorious gaming goolay' when the SNES was soaking up the 16-bit NintenWaves all across the zany globage.

The SNES D-pad especially wears down over time and starts to feel sloppy, so these membranes(Not of the mother brain variety sadly) are a must if you want your controllers to feel Super duper prestine and fabtastic. Sup!

i went to a yard sale and bought a amazing gba lot
metroid
zelda II
sonic advance 3
pokemon sapphire
shining soul 2
demikids light version
digimon battle spirit 1&2
naruto ninja council 1&2
one peice gba
and final game boy micro even though i already have a gba sp

i actually remember when you ordered those and you were anticipating them lol, ive got a great memory.
i ordered those kits a while back myself and re did the membranes on one snes controller and i agree the l and r buttons seem to have more click to them.
ive got those kits for nes, snes and genesis. when i get used controllers i always take them apart and use a reserved toothbrush with liquid soap and scrub the insides and out for that new feel and i scrub the d pads and buttons clean as well, plus, there is no telling what those controllers suffered when the game went on pause and the person came back...

Just got TMNT III the manhattan project. oh yessss!

What a retro purchasing rampage you guys have been on since my end of the year vacation!

Run Saber is fun, simple and basic but enjoyable. The music is definitely jammin' liked it was produced straight up from Technotronic especially The Unknow Fighter.

I will trade you the poster for a copy of Little Samson or one of the Stadium Events carts that saved us from the Mayan Apocalypse.

Retro City Rampage on Xbox 360...get it? RETRO City Rampage? haha....ok sorry..........

If you don't know it started out as Grand Theftendo. I don't remember if it was meant to be a homebrew NES game, or a NES-like PC game.

@Ryno_Choryzo
i dont think so pal

the grand theft auto games were based off of WaveBoys real life career of everyday car jacking, he was just keepin it real

loose copy of Diner with Instructions for $19.99. Game is a rarity of 7 and usually costs $25.00 to $30.00

Looks like i missed a few Pages in this thread during my NL-breakage' Looks RynoTheRadical has been on a complete SNES Spending spree.
Aside from Mega Man X2(which i fondly remember growing up) I haven't played any of those other awesome looking CIB picks of the groovy littler you snagged on your trip to eBaysVille. I'm more keen on the bigger SNES classics, where i tend to fail at identifieing the more SNES obscure, along with many other 3rd party games that completely blazed past this swift mullet of epic proportions.lol Yet i'm the complete opposite when it comes to the NES, I've played an enormous amount! As for Whompem' Now that's a suprise! It's like Mogly from the Jungle Book on an Evil Indian 8-bit Rampage.

I bought the famous Chrono Cross!!!!!
http://image.jeuxvideo.com/images/ps/c/r/cronps0f.jpg

Both of Rolan's Curses on the Game Boy.

I just got TwinBee as a Club Nintendo reward, but I'm not sure that really counts as it's remade.

got me some classy art