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2023.03.22 16:37 SleeplessFromSundown My Stint as a Fire Lookout - I Try to Escape
Part 4
I pulled the other radio from my backpack. I called the Station. They answered immediately. It was Hitch, the Ranger who led me up the first day.
“I have an emergency,” I said.
“Is there a fire?” Hitch asked.
“No. Martina, from Lookout 1, something attacked her.”
“Where is she now?”
“It took her into the forest.”
“Is this a joke Tom?”
“What? Why would you think that?”
“You made a report this morning, the death of a hiker. Burning red eyes, but not a bear.”
“It was the same thing. Except there are two now.”
“Ok. I’m going to get Martina on the line.”
The radio went silent. An eternity passed. I scanned the forest. Ripples of warm air rose up into the sky. Nothing else stirred.
“Ok Tom, we have no patience for this type of thing.”
“What are you talking about?”
“We spoke to Martina and she’s fine.”
“That’s impossible. They attacked her. I watched it happen.”
“You know there’s a waiting list to get in a lookout tower. I can have you replaced within a week.”
“Replace me today. Get up here and drag me down off the mountain.”
“We told you this morning that we can’t get up there on account of the fog.”
“The fog is gone. It’s clear skies.”
An audible sigh came through the radio. “The fog coupled with the weather warning the met office just issued means no one is going up the mountain today.”
“Are you insane? What weather? There isn’t a cloud in the sky.”
“Listen to me carefully. You are going to watch for fires. There’s lighting and high winds on the way. When it has blown through we can get someone up there to replace you. In the meantime stay in your lookout and keep this channel clear unless there is a real emergency.”
“I’m not in my lookout.”
“Where are you?”
“Lookout 3.”
“Where is Callum?”
I ran another eye over the inside of the lookout. Furniture and paper strewn across the floor, like a bomb had gone off. And still the smell of burning.
“No one is here.”
“Why are you there?”
I almost answered and then put the radio down. I’m at Lookout 3 because a fairy of some sort led me here through the fog. And then the fog lifted and the fairy disintegrated before my eyes. That would go down well.
Was this a dream? I grabbed the necklace the woman threw onto the deck before she evaporated into the wind. The points of the triangle left indents in my palm. That was real.
I picked up the other radio.
“Martina? Can you hear me?”
A man’s voice. Roger. “If you want to live, get back to your own lookout. The forest is about to burn.” In the background Martina made a muffled cry.
“Don’t hurt her.”
“There’s no stopping this now.”
The radio crackled and then went dead. I shouted into it until my throat was sore, but there was nothing more from Roger or Martina. I looked down at the base of the elevated structure. Unlike the barren peak at Lookout 2, up here the trees grew at the top. There was a well maintained clearing around the base of the structure, but in high wind could a fire spread far and fast enough to light the structure? The image of hot and red flames played in my head, so real I almost felt the heat. I had to get out of here.
I opened the door to the lookout and a wave of hot air shifted my weight onto my heels. The windows rattled. I put one foot onto the deck and remembered my backpack. The hot air followed me inside and picked up loose sheets of paper and pushed them against the windows. I grasped my backpack and straightened and came eye to eye with one of the sheets of paper stuck to the glass. The same hand written script that filled the pages of the book bound in black.
What the hell?
I put the backpack down and gathered up as much of the paper as I could. A couple of sheets beat me out the door and fluttered into the trees. I took the stack and dumped it down on the circular map in the middle of the lookout. I rifled through the pages, looking for some clue to unravel all this. There could be a clue in here that could help me get off this mountain alive. The woman in blue had told me I had to see what was in this lookout. This could be it.
Unintelligible script filled the pages. Geometric shapes overlapped with the writing. The same crap written in the book I found on the shelf of my lookout. This was useless. And then something else. I pulled out the page from the stack. What looked like a map.
I traced my finger over it. A series of curved lines, sometimes close together and sometimes far apart. I remembered enough from geography class to recognise contour lines. Two peaks and an elevated ridge. I threw the rest of the pages on the floor and compared the map to the larger disc map on the contraption to pinpoint fires. They matched. The two peaks were my lookout and this one. The ridge line was where Martina’s lookout stood. And the valley in between.
Deep in the valley, down at the lowest point was a black splotch. It occupied the exact centre of the page. I found the same spot on the bigger map, offset from the middle but not far off. In tiny lettering beside it read the word ‘cave’.
I went to the window and searched the forest for the place. Tracing a line between this lookout and Martina’s, I got a rough bearing on it. The trees parted slightly, but from this far away I could not see a cave. I picked up the binoculars and trained them on the spot. The trees hid whatever was down there. A shimmer of warm air rose between the trees, like the hot exhaust from a jet engine. That’s where they were. That’s where they took Martina. It had to be. But why?
Is this what the woman in blue wanted me to see? A low rumble rose above the sound of the wind and the rattle of the windows. A thin band of purple climbed above the western horizon and flashed. Lightning. The storm was on its way. If there was anything else up here to find, I wasn’t going to wait around and look for it.
I stuffed the map in my backpack and zipped it up and stumbled out the door. The adrenaline turned my legs rigid and I almost fell down the stairs. I grabbed the rail and shouted at myself to calm down. I ran in the direction of my lookout and came to the charred remains of the burnt out tree. The trunk ended abruptly at the top, a headless remnant of what it once was. And then I noticed something strange. The trunk had a hollow interior, like a giant black pipe sticking out of the ground.
I ran a palm over the rough exterior, black soot sticking to my skin. When I got to the triangle carved into the trunk I applied pressure. The charred bark cracked. I used both hands now, smashing the butt of my hand against the burnt wood. The bark splintered and a triangle shaped wedge fell came loose. I put my eye to the opening. The tree was hollow from top to bottom. It was the strangest thing. I wondered if the tree out the back of my lookout was the same. As far as I knew, trees did not grow with hollow insides.
I set off at a jog back towards my lookout. I had resolved to get off the mountain and beg a rescue team to come up and save Martina. Between the coming storm and Roger’s warning that the forest would burn, I had no interest in hanging around. The creature had taken Rebecca the hiker, and then two had taken Martina. But if I were right, they were down at the cave in the valley marked on the map. I had to be fast. I had to stay ahead of them or they would do to me as they had done to the hiker. I shuddered.
First stop was my lookout. It was on the way back to the Ranger Station and I could grab the rest of my things. I’d take down the black book of strange script too and show the Rangers. Let them tell me I’m crazy when confronted with evidence of the weird things going on up here.
Despite going downhill, I was soon puffing and spluttering. The infection in my chest had not yet cleared and my insides burned. I pulled the straps on the backpack to stop it slamming against my back as I hurdled fallen branches.
Near the bottom my right shoe slipped on a stray tuft of fern just as I readied to leap over the desiccated remains of a fallen tree. My balance thrown, I failed to get my left leg up in time and it caught on a branch sticking up from the tree. Pain shot through my ankle as it twisted into an unnatural position before the branch finally cracked under the pressure exerted by my falling body.
I cried out as I slammed shoulder first onto the forest floor. I lay there panting, my left leg dangling in the air. A terrible heat filled the ankle joint. I rubbed it with my hands and then rolled and got to my knees. The ankle was cooked and I knew it.
In high school I spent a season on the football team; in part because I loved the game and also in an attempt to raise my social standing. To the surprise of everyone I hadn’t performed badly and made a valuable contribution or two. That was until the last game of the season, a knockout fixture. I rolled my ankle barely two minutes into the game and, stupidly, stayed out on the field. While the injured ankle is still warm it works for a while and then the swelling and the bruising comes and the hobbling begins. It was at the start of the hobble phase that I missed a tackle. We lost the game and there was plenty of blame to throw around, and I copped more than my fair share.
I looked up the slope leading to my lookout. If I hustled it would be forty five minutes to the top, a hard slog uphill. I put some weight on my left leg and winced. I had to move now, the pain was only going to get worse.
Going uphill is infinitely harder than running on a flat patch of grass on a twisted ankle. All the grip comes through the toes and places stress on the joint. I started going up sideways to at least keep my foot in a neutral position.
Sweat poured down my face. The forest trapped the heat and the air was warm and suffocating. My throat burned. I needed water. Thunder rumbled low in the distance. I could not see the horizon through the trees, but it sounded closer than before. I pushed everything else from my mind and focussed only on the next painful step.
The radio crackled. I shook my torso trying to set the backpack free. Sweat soaked my shirt and made everything sticky. I overbalanced and tumbled to the ground. I freed myself of the straps and pulled the radio free.
“Tom? Tom?” The voice was a whisper. Martina.
I whispered in response. “I’m here.”
“He’s coming.”
“What?”
“He’s coming for you.”
A clattering noise came through the radio and then it went dead.
“Martina? Martina?”
No response. I groaned and got to my feet, exhausted and dehydrated and sore. The first step on the twisted ankle shot pain right up my leg and I almost collapsed back to the ground. I looked ahead, the roof of my lookout poked up above the peak. I was close. Was I close enough?
The rising slope of the peak became the long hallway at my high school. Lockers pushed up against the wall. Doors with glass windows to the classrooms. In my memories that hallway is empty aside from him and me. In truth there were kids everywhere, but they were unimportant. He yelled out down the hallway. Winslow! He was already running. I slammed shut the locker and went. I skidded and slipped on the polished tiles. That time I almost made it, almost. In sight of sanctuary a violent tug on my backpack and I went down. The blows burst through my defences. I covered my head. Tears flowed. Now the other kids fill in the blank spaces. They laugh and taunt. Waterworks Winslow.
Somewhere behind me a branch cracked. I turned back and it is the forest once more. I searched the trees for the sign of movement. My ankle is almost shot. All the force driving me up the slope towards the lookout comes from my good right leg. The left leg is nothing more than a prop keeping me upright.
I look back up and stop dead in my tracks. Above me on the slope stands the creature I saw take Rebecca. One of the things that abducted Martina. It looked a version of human, the body and limbs and head in the right proportion. But the skin was ash-grey and smooth, like the surface of pottery hardened in a kiln. Its eyes burned red. It radiated heat, the air shimmering off its shoulders.
“You’re coming with me.”
The voice of a man. I did not recognise it. A notion had worked its way into my head, that this thing hunting in the forest was in fact Roger, the missing man from my lookout. But this was not Roger’s voice. I had heard Roger through the radio, and even though a radio can distort a voice, this was so different in pitch that it could not belong to Roger. That left one option. Callum. The occupant of Lookout 3.
I turned and shuffled down the slope. He laughed. He laughed with the same derision as those bullies in high school.
I reached up and grabbed a low hanging branch. I yanked it hard until it splintered and broke off and provided a weapon of sorts. I pointed the branch up the slope and swung it back and forth. This only elicited more laughter.
He sprung downwards and gripped the end of the branch. The muscles in my arms tensed and I pulled back. His face broke into a hideous smile, the teeth the same grey as the skin. With a single pull of unnatural strength he yanked the branch from my hands.
For a moment I stood on the slope, exposed and defenceless. And then I ran. My ankle screamed with pain, but I ran. I whimpered under my breath, waiting for a pull at my backpack to confirm that my assailant had caught up to me. I anticipated the feeling of helplessness and for the world to beat me down one more time.
It was not a pull of the backpack that stopped my flight. I heard the whoosh before a tree branch crashed into the side of my head. The impact set off a flash before my eyes and then everything went black.
An explosive crack of thunder flicked the lights back on inside my head. I blinked a haze of blurred green into focus. The canopy of the forest and between it jagged slivers of blue sky. My head lifted and smacked back down on the forest floor. My shirt rode up and formed a twisted mess around my shoulder blades. I looked to my feet, elevated and ahead. The smooth and grey skin of Callum. He dragged me through the forest, down towards the cave. He was taking me to Roger.
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I pulled the other radio from my backpack. I called the Station. They answered immediately. It was Hitch, the Ranger who led me up the first day.
“I have an emergency,” I said.
“Is there a fire?” Hitch asked.
“No. Martina, from Lookout 1, something attacked her.”
“Where is she now?”
“It took her into the forest.”
“Is this a joke Tom?”
“What? Why would you think that?”
“You made a report this morning, the death of a hiker. Burning red eyes, but not a bear.”
“It was the same thing. Except there are two now.”
“Ok. I’m going to get Martina on the line.”
The radio went silent. An eternity passed. I scanned the forest. Ripples of warm air rose up into the sky. Nothing else stirred.
“Ok Tom, we have no patience for this type of thing.”
“What are you talking about?”
“We spoke to Martina and she’s fine.”
“That’s impossible. They attacked her. I watched it happen.”
“You know there’s a waiting list to get in a lookout tower. I can have you replaced within a week.”
“Replace me today. Get up here and drag me down off the mountain.”
“We told you this morning that we can’t get up there on account of the fog.”
“The fog is gone. It’s clear skies.”
An audible sigh came through the radio. “The fog coupled with the weather warning the met office just issued means no one is going up the mountain today.”
“Are you insane? What weather? There isn’t a cloud in the sky.”
“Listen to me carefully. You are going to watch for fires. There’s lighting and high winds on the way. When it has blown through we can get someone up there to replace you. In the meantime stay in your lookout and keep this channel clear unless there is a real emergency.”
“I’m not in my lookout.”
“Where are you?”
“Lookout 3.”
“Where is Callum?”
I ran another eye over the inside of the lookout. Furniture and paper strewn across the floor, like a bomb had gone off. And still the smell of burning.
“No one is here.”
“Why are you there?”
I almost answered and then put the radio down. I’m at Lookout 3 because a fairy of some sort led me here through the fog. And then the fog lifted and the fairy disintegrated before my eyes. That would go down well.
Was this a dream? I grabbed the necklace the woman threw onto the deck before she evaporated into the wind. The points of the triangle left indents in my palm. That was real.
I picked up the other radio.
“Martina? Can you hear me?”
A man’s voice. Roger. “If you want to live, get back to your own lookout. The forest is about to burn.” In the background Martina made a muffled cry.
“Don’t hurt her.”
“There’s no stopping this now.”
The radio crackled and then went dead. I shouted into it until my throat was sore, but there was nothing more from Roger or Martina. I looked down at the base of the elevated structure. Unlike the barren peak at Lookout 2, up here the trees grew at the top. There was a well maintained clearing around the base of the structure, but in high wind could a fire spread far and fast enough to light the structure? The image of hot and red flames played in my head, so real I almost felt the heat. I had to get out of here.
I opened the door to the lookout and a wave of hot air shifted my weight onto my heels. The windows rattled. I put one foot onto the deck and remembered my backpack. The hot air followed me inside and picked up loose sheets of paper and pushed them against the windows. I grasped my backpack and straightened and came eye to eye with one of the sheets of paper stuck to the glass. The same hand written script that filled the pages of the book bound in black.
What the hell?
I put the backpack down and gathered up as much of the paper as I could. A couple of sheets beat me out the door and fluttered into the trees. I took the stack and dumped it down on the circular map in the middle of the lookout. I rifled through the pages, looking for some clue to unravel all this. There could be a clue in here that could help me get off this mountain alive. The woman in blue had told me I had to see what was in this lookout. This could be it.
Unintelligible script filled the pages. Geometric shapes overlapped with the writing. The same crap written in the book I found on the shelf of my lookout. This was useless. And then something else. I pulled out the page from the stack. What looked like a map.
I traced my finger over it. A series of curved lines, sometimes close together and sometimes far apart. I remembered enough from geography class to recognise contour lines. Two peaks and an elevated ridge. I threw the rest of the pages on the floor and compared the map to the larger disc map on the contraption to pinpoint fires. They matched. The two peaks were my lookout and this one. The ridge line was where Martina’s lookout stood. And the valley in between.
Deep in the valley, down at the lowest point was a black splotch. It occupied the exact centre of the page. I found the same spot on the bigger map, offset from the middle but not far off. In tiny lettering beside it read the word ‘cave’.
I went to the window and searched the forest for the place. Tracing a line between this lookout and Martina’s, I got a rough bearing on it. The trees parted slightly, but from this far away I could not see a cave. I picked up the binoculars and trained them on the spot. The trees hid whatever was down there. A shimmer of warm air rose between the trees, like the hot exhaust from a jet engine. That’s where they were. That’s where they took Martina. It had to be. But why?
Is this what the woman in blue wanted me to see? A low rumble rose above the sound of the wind and the rattle of the windows. A thin band of purple climbed above the western horizon and flashed. Lightning. The storm was on its way. If there was anything else up here to find, I wasn’t going to wait around and look for it.
I stuffed the map in my backpack and zipped it up and stumbled out the door. The adrenaline turned my legs rigid and I almost fell down the stairs. I grabbed the rail and shouted at myself to calm down. I ran in the direction of my lookout and came to the charred remains of the burnt out tree. The trunk ended abruptly at the top, a headless remnant of what it once was. And then I noticed something strange. The trunk had a hollow interior, like a giant black pipe sticking out of the ground.
I ran a palm over the rough exterior, black soot sticking to my skin. When I got to the triangle carved into the trunk I applied pressure. The charred bark cracked. I used both hands now, smashing the butt of my hand against the burnt wood. The bark splintered and a triangle shaped wedge fell came loose. I put my eye to the opening. The tree was hollow from top to bottom. It was the strangest thing. I wondered if the tree out the back of my lookout was the same. As far as I knew, trees did not grow with hollow insides.
I set off at a jog back towards my lookout. I had resolved to get off the mountain and beg a rescue team to come up and save Martina. Between the coming storm and Roger’s warning that the forest would burn, I had no interest in hanging around. The creature had taken Rebecca the hiker, and then two had taken Martina. But if I were right, they were down at the cave in the valley marked on the map. I had to be fast. I had to stay ahead of them or they would do to me as they had done to the hiker. I shuddered.
First stop was my lookout. It was on the way back to the Ranger Station and I could grab the rest of my things. I’d take down the black book of strange script too and show the Rangers. Let them tell me I’m crazy when confronted with evidence of the weird things going on up here.
Despite going downhill, I was soon puffing and spluttering. The infection in my chest had not yet cleared and my insides burned. I pulled the straps on the backpack to stop it slamming against my back as I hurdled fallen branches.
Near the bottom my right shoe slipped on a stray tuft of fern just as I readied to leap over the desiccated remains of a fallen tree. My balance thrown, I failed to get my left leg up in time and it caught on a branch sticking up from the tree. Pain shot through my ankle as it twisted into an unnatural position before the branch finally cracked under the pressure exerted by my falling body.
I cried out as I slammed shoulder first onto the forest floor. I lay there panting, my left leg dangling in the air. A terrible heat filled the ankle joint. I rubbed it with my hands and then rolled and got to my knees. The ankle was cooked and I knew it.
In high school I spent a season on the football team; in part because I loved the game and also in an attempt to raise my social standing. To the surprise of everyone I hadn’t performed badly and made a valuable contribution or two. That was until the last game of the season, a knockout fixture. I rolled my ankle barely two minutes into the game and, stupidly, stayed out on the field. While the injured ankle is still warm it works for a while and then the swelling and the bruising comes and the hobbling begins. It was at the start of the hobble phase that I missed a tackle. We lost the game and there was plenty of blame to throw around, and I copped more than my fair share.
I looked up the slope leading to my lookout. If I hustled it would be forty five minutes to the top, a hard slog uphill. I put some weight on my left leg and winced. I had to move now, the pain was only going to get worse.
Going uphill is infinitely harder than running on a flat patch of grass on a twisted ankle. All the grip comes through the toes and places stress on the joint. I started going up sideways to at least keep my foot in a neutral position.
Sweat poured down my face. The forest trapped the heat and the air was warm and suffocating. My throat burned. I needed water. Thunder rumbled low in the distance. I could not see the horizon through the trees, but it sounded closer than before. I pushed everything else from my mind and focussed only on the next painful step.
The radio crackled. I shook my torso trying to set the backpack free. Sweat soaked my shirt and made everything sticky. I overbalanced and tumbled to the ground. I freed myself of the straps and pulled the radio free.
“Tom? Tom?” The voice was a whisper. Martina.
I whispered in response. “I’m here.”
“He’s coming.”
“What?”
“He’s coming for you.”
A clattering noise came through the radio and then it went dead.
“Martina? Martina?”
No response. I groaned and got to my feet, exhausted and dehydrated and sore. The first step on the twisted ankle shot pain right up my leg and I almost collapsed back to the ground. I looked ahead, the roof of my lookout poked up above the peak. I was close. Was I close enough?
The rising slope of the peak became the long hallway at my high school. Lockers pushed up against the wall. Doors with glass windows to the classrooms. In my memories that hallway is empty aside from him and me. In truth there were kids everywhere, but they were unimportant. He yelled out down the hallway. Winslow! He was already running. I slammed shut the locker and went. I skidded and slipped on the polished tiles. That time I almost made it, almost. In sight of sanctuary a violent tug on my backpack and I went down. The blows burst through my defences. I covered my head. Tears flowed. Now the other kids fill in the blank spaces. They laugh and taunt. Waterworks Winslow.
Somewhere behind me a branch cracked. I turned back and it is the forest once more. I searched the trees for the sign of movement. My ankle is almost shot. All the force driving me up the slope towards the lookout comes from my good right leg. The left leg is nothing more than a prop keeping me upright.
I look back up and stop dead in my tracks. Above me on the slope stands the creature I saw take Rebecca. One of the things that abducted Martina. It looked a version of human, the body and limbs and head in the right proportion. But the skin was ash-grey and smooth, like the surface of pottery hardened in a kiln. Its eyes burned red. It radiated heat, the air shimmering off its shoulders.
“You’re coming with me.”
The voice of a man. I did not recognise it. A notion had worked its way into my head, that this thing hunting in the forest was in fact Roger, the missing man from my lookout. But this was not Roger’s voice. I had heard Roger through the radio, and even though a radio can distort a voice, this was so different in pitch that it could not belong to Roger. That left one option. Callum. The occupant of Lookout 3.
I turned and shuffled down the slope. He laughed. He laughed with the same derision as those bullies in high school.
I reached up and grabbed a low hanging branch. I yanked it hard until it splintered and broke off and provided a weapon of sorts. I pointed the branch up the slope and swung it back and forth. This only elicited more laughter.
He sprung downwards and gripped the end of the branch. The muscles in my arms tensed and I pulled back. His face broke into a hideous smile, the teeth the same grey as the skin. With a single pull of unnatural strength he yanked the branch from my hands.
For a moment I stood on the slope, exposed and defenceless. And then I ran. My ankle screamed with pain, but I ran. I whimpered under my breath, waiting for a pull at my backpack to confirm that my assailant had caught up to me. I anticipated the feeling of helplessness and for the world to beat me down one more time.
It was not a pull of the backpack that stopped my flight. I heard the whoosh before a tree branch crashed into the side of my head. The impact set off a flash before my eyes and then everything went black.
An explosive crack of thunder flicked the lights back on inside my head. I blinked a haze of blurred green into focus. The canopy of the forest and between it jagged slivers of blue sky. My head lifted and smacked back down on the forest floor. My shirt rode up and formed a twisted mess around my shoulder blades. I looked to my feet, elevated and ahead. The smooth and grey skin of Callum. He dragged me through the forest, down towards the cave. He was taking me to Roger.
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2023.03.22 15:47 EconomicsBubbly9305 How Start YouTube Automation?
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2nd STEP:
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1st STEP:
Create a good looking YouTube channel with a good logo, background, name.
2nd STEP:
Pick a niche. A niche is what your YouTube channel will be all about. For example: sports (football, boxing, basketball), drama (social media drama/beef), finance (money making strategies)
3rd STEP:
This is very important. Got to www.fiverr.com and create an account. You will use fiverr to find people that will work for you and create your content.
4th STEP:
Once you've created your fiverr account - find a script writer, a video editor, and a voiceover person.
Some recommendations that are proven by other YouTube Automators to generate great results:
YouTube script-writer: Dr. Sikandar Hayat (a professional script-writer)
He will provide:
> Well researched topics and content
> Plagiarism free content
> Loyalty
> Money back guarantee
> In time delivery
> great communication
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YouTube voiceovers:
Generally speaking there isn't really the best voice over since you might need a man's voice (for sports) or a female's voice (for drama). And you also need to consider accents. I suggest you go through this page of Professional Voiceovers and pick the one that suits your niche the best!
YouTube Video Editor: waleed001 (a professional video editor)
He will provide:
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2023.03.22 15:37 Edward_Stivenson 150+ Informative Essay Topics for All Students
 | What Is an Informative Essay submitted by Edward_Stivenson to students_essay_help [link] [comments] Have you ever wondered what is an informative essay? Well, wonder no more! An informative essay is a type of academic writing that aims to educate the reader about a particular topic. It's not meant to express opinions or persuade the reader but rather to provide objective information and facts. Informative essays can cover a wide range of topics, from the history of the Internet to the benefits of meditation. They can also be written in different styles, such as descriptive, compare and contrast, cause and effect, or even narrative. One of the great things about informative essays is that they can be a fun and interesting way to learn about a new subject. They often require research, meaning you get to explore a topic in-depth and learn things you never knew. And, because they are objective in nature, you can be sure that the information you are getting is accurate and reliable. If you're looking for informational topics to write about, it's important to remember to keep it factual and unbiased. You want to provide the reader with as much information as possible so they can make their own informed decisions. In conclusion, an informative essay is a type of academic essay writing that seeks to educate the reader about a particular topic. They can cover a wide range of subjects and be written in different styles. So, if you're looking to learn something new, why not try exploring our topics for informative essays? Meanwhile, let's find out how to choose the best topics for informative essays in the following section. How to Choose Informative Essay Topics Choosing the right informative essay topic is essential for crafting an engaging and insightful piece. The topic should be interesting, relevant, and informative. So, what is the first step to creating an informative essay? Here are five tips from our custom essay writing service for selecting a great topic for an informative essay: https://preview.redd.it/hozfrj6ruapa1.png?width=1180&format=png&auto=webp&s=311791d80c6cc6eef26dad60c54d4dad3f34c02b Identify your interests and passions - Start by brainstorming topics that you are passionate about or have a keen interest in. It can be a hobby, a particular field, or something you have experienced personally. Choosing a topic that you are interested in will make it easier to research and write about. Research current events and trends - Look for current events or trends that are of interest to you. For example, a new technology, a social issue, or a popular cultural phenomenon. These informational paper topics are often popular and relevant, and there will be plenty of information available to write a comprehensive essay. Consider your audience - Think about who your audience is and what they might be interested in learning about. Consider topics that are relevant to your audience's age group, interests, and needs. Focus on a specific aspect of a broader topic - Narrow down broad topics to a more specific aspect that you can focus on in your essay. For example, if the broad topic is climate change, you can focus on the impact of climate change on a particular ecosystem or the effect of a specific policy. Brainstorm with others - Collaborate with others, such as classmates or colleagues, to brainstorm possible informative essay ideas. Discussing with others can help generate new ideas for informative essay and perspectives on the topic. By following these tips and exploring a variety of the best informative essay topics, you can create an informative essay that not only informs but also entertains and inspires your readers. Remember to stay creative, curious, and open-minded in your topic selection, and you'll be sure to craft an informative essay that stands out. A List of Good Informative Essay Topics When it comes to writing an informative essay, the topic is everything. Choosing the right topic can make all the difference in crafting a well-researched and engaging piece. However, with so many options out there, it can be challenging to know where to begin. In the following paragraphs, we will explore some good topics for informative essays that can inspire and guide you as you choose the perfect topic for your essay. From current events and social issues to science and technology, these essay topics for students cover a range of subjects and offer endless opportunities for research and exploration. Whether you are looking to educate, persuade, or simply inform your audience, there is sure to be a topic that will capture your interest and engage your readers. So, let's dive into some great informative essay examples and get started on your writing journey! Easy Informative Essay Topics These easy, informative essay topics are great starting points for those who want to write a straightforward and informative essay without getting too complicated.
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2023.03.22 15:20 wbistuer Bengals LT Jonah Williams Drawing Interest From Several Teams
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2023.03.22 15:14 therinlahhan Looking to pare down subscription fees and looking for best cost way to do it. (Best current sports alternative for F1 and college football?)
Currently we have:
- Amazon Prime Video
- Netflix
- DirecTV
- Hulu
- YouTube Premium (not streaming service, but maybe there's some way to get both this and YouTube TV at once?)
I'd like to drop DirecTV and come up with a cheaper alternative to watch a handful of things that we like on regular cable/sat TV. These mostly include sports: Formula 1 (ESPN channels usually), and a wide-range of College Football games in fall (this probably the tricky part since a lot of games are blacked out due to regional contracts).
What are some options I should look into?
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- Amazon Prime Video
- Netflix
- DirecTV
- Hulu
- YouTube Premium (not streaming service, but maybe there's some way to get both this and YouTube TV at once?)
I'd like to drop DirecTV and come up with a cheaper alternative to watch a handful of things that we like on regular cable/sat TV. These mostly include sports: Formula 1 (ESPN channels usually), and a wide-range of College Football games in fall (this probably the tricky part since a lot of games are blacked out due to regional contracts).
What are some options I should look into?
2023.03.22 15:00 Libro_Artis Ukraine’s Digital Resistance Behind Enemy Lines
https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2023/03/ukraine-russia-war-nonviolent-digital-resistance-telegram/673420/
The man introduced to me in the southern port city of Odesa as Taras does not look like what he is: the founder of the civilian resistance to Russia’s military occupation of southern and eastern Ukraine. He’s no tough Marshal Tito or ethereal Mahatma Gandhi. He looks, in fact, like your typical Gen Z tech worker: early 20s, lean, trendy—and he’s always online. He likes to talk about English Premier League football games from the 1980s, but only because he’s seen them on YouTube; he can name scores of Premier League players, but only because he’s used their avatars in the FIFA video game. He adores Instagram.
Since April, Taras has led a group named Yellow Ribbon, which took up the principles of nonviolent resistance soon after the Russians overran his home city of Kherson. (Taras is a pseudonym he uses to help protect his identity from his Russian enemies.) Its goal: to resist Russian occupation through peaceful means wherever possible. The group has now spread throughout the occupied territories of Ukraine, and as it has done so, its reputation has grown. Late last year, Yellow Ribbon was one of four Ukrainian groups honored with the European Parliament’s Andrei Sakharov Prize for Freedom of Thought, the European Union’s main award for the defense of human rights.
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What distinguishes Yellow Ribbon from traditional nonviolent resistance movements is its emphasis on the digital. The group’s growing numbers of activists stay connected via a chatbot plugin on the group’s Telegram messaging app. Prompted by the chatbot’s automated questions, activists in the occupied territories can access various resistance tasks to carry out on the ground. The system enables Yellow Ribbon to share the materials and techniques necessary for the resistance to make its activities visible in the real world of the occupation, while safeguarding the anonymity of the participants against Russian efforts to penetrate the network. Among the clandestine actions guided by the chatbot are scrawling pro-Ukraine graffiti, tying yellow ribbons around objects in the streets, and projecting slogans onto buildings taken over by the Russian administration. Such nonviolent actions have made Yellow Ribbon famous across Ukraine—and a serious problem for Russia in the occupied areas.
At first, the Russians ignored the group to avoid amplifying its work. Eventually, as Yellow Ribbon’s activities grew, they were forced to respond. Yellow and blue paint began to disappear from shops in occupied areas. Buying anything yellow became almost impossible; people were reduced to cutting patches of the color out of old clothes.
Even Russian soldiers began to feel the effects of Yellow Ribbon’s activities. Taras told me that after graffiti appeared near the entrance of a Chechen base in Melitopol, another occupied city in southeastern Ukraine, the soldiers changed their location and started going about town in civilian clothing rather than military uniform.
Access to the Telegram chatbot has allowed resistance activists to spring up across the occupied territories; many of them were women, who, I was told, could more easily pass unnoticed by the Russian occupiers. Earlier this year, I met Liliyia Aleksandrova in Kherson, which was recaptured by Ukrainian forces late last year—though artillery shelling still roared in the background as we spoke. Prior to the occupation, Aleksandrova had, she said, been a middle-aged “mama.” When the Russians first came to Kherson, she attended some street demonstrations, but the tear gas and soldiers soon put a stop to things. “It was clear we couldn’t protest publicly anymore,” she told me. “I was thinking about what I could do for my country; I had to do something to be useful.”
On Telegram, she came across Yellow Ribbon and, using the group’s chatbot tool, she began downloading instructions for tasks. She put up yellow ribbons everywhere she could—on buildings, lampposts, and fences—and took photos. Once or twice, she was almost caught, but she continued. Her work was everywhere around the city. As we talked, we passed Yellow Ribbon graffiti on a street wall. “I did that,” Liliyia told me with quiet satisfaction.
The first time Taras saw the Russians after the February 24 invasion, they had taken an office in the city’s main square; then they took the main police station. By March 2, they were in full control of Kherson. “No one knew what would happen tomorrow or the day after,” he told me when we met earlier this year in Odesa. He’d spent most of last year living under occupation in Kherson before its liberation in November.
Ukrainian partisans have launched sporadic attacks in Russian-occupied areas, but Taras had no military training, so any resistance activity he took on had to be nonviolent. He drew inspiration from earlier causes such as Germany’s White Rose student group, which opposed the Nazis; the U.S. civil-rights movement; and Czechoslovakia’s 1989 protests that led to the Velvet Revolution. Gandhi called nonviolent resistance “mightier than the mightiest weapon of destruction devised by the ingenuity of man.”
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According to Erica Chenoweth and Maria J. Stephan, both political scientists and co-authors of the 2011 book Why Civil Resistance Works, taking up arms has traditionally given regime opponents a 26 percent chance of succeeding in their aims, whereas the tactics of nonviolent resistance have a 53 percent success rate. Countries where nonviolent, rather than violent, resistance led to change were more likely to remain democratic after the crisis ended.
Taras knew many people who wanted to act but for whom armed resistance was not an option. He could, he calculated, attract many more recruits through nonviolence. Almost anyone can participate: Its methods are highly accessible, and no specialist equipment or skills are required. He grasped that nonviolence’s main advantage over violence is scale—the number of people it can rally to a cause is exponentially greater.
Taras knew he could count on the 10 employees of the IT company he ran in Kherson, plus some people in other companies he worked with. This was enough to form the basis of what would become Yellow Ribbon. Even today, the core group of coordinators remains small—about 40 people, all of them known personally to Taras from before the occupation. Most are in their 20s.
At first, the Russians allowed residents of Kherson to protest in person, and many did, going to the central square, waving Ukrainian flags, and demanding the troops leave. Pooling cash, Taras’s group decided to buy online advertisements to spread the message. It gravitated easily from organizing IT projects to rallying support for the local protests and other pro-Ukraine activities through March and into April.
Then, in late April, a rumor spread through the city that Russia was making preparations for fraudulent referendums in occupied cities across the south. The result would be a foregone conclusion; the territories would be annexed to Russia. The resistance activists knew they had to act.
On April 23, they set up a Telegram group that they named Yellow Ribbon, a reference to the color on the Ukrainian flag, to spread pro-Ukraine messages and encourage people to paste leaflets and posters around Kherson. The platform would also work with local media to promulgate similar messages. Taras realized they could now reach hundreds of thousands of people.
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“That’s what you can do with a digital component: reach larger audiences, spread more messages, get people to go out and protest, and do so successfully,” he told me. “We saw it work; things started to build like a snowball.”
The first demonstration, which took place on April 27, was modest in size—maybe 500 people. The Russians were out in force and used tear gas and stun grenades against the protesters. The physical demonstration may have been small, and was quickly put down, but online, via the Telegram channel and on social networks, it went viral. Moscow did eventually hold the referendum, but not until the end of September.
Another protest was planned for May 9, by which time things were getting more dangerous. Within five minutes, the protest was broken up by Russian forces. After the FSB, Russia’s state security police, came to town, the first local collaborators emerged, and activists started to disappear. Taras and his team made the decision to shift their strategy away from street demonstrations. If the resistance could not occupy the streets, it would occupy the online space.
In June, the group used Instagram to create a virtual street protest that included images of flags and banners on a visualization of a street in Kherson. Every person who attended had to write “Kherson is Ukraine” in the comments section. From these posts, the group calculated that 40,000 people had joined from Kherson and 16,000 from Mariupol. The Yellow Ribbon message spread across not only pro-Ukraine but pro-Russia platforms as well.
As Yellow Ribbon’s name and activities grew, new problems arose. Its activists were in constant danger of arrest. The group put several security protocols in place. Unlike specialized messaging platforms such as Signal, Telegram was already in widespread use by Ukrainians and Russians alike, rendering the app’s presence on a phone unsuspicious. Telegram can also be deleted from a phone, removing all the messages, and then downloaded again—with all of the messages still intact.
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Getting people out of jail became a priority for the group. That generally meant one thing: bribes. Usually, it was easy to pay Russian soldiers or local collaborators to release an activist who’d disappeared. Taras knew businessmen in the city who had dealings with the Russians, and he used them as intermediaries. He’d pay them, and they’d pay the Russians.
Then, in late September, the group set up the chatbot. The technology enabled Yellow Ribbon to radically scale up its activities, allowing it to evolve from being a local resistance movement into something more powerful: a franchised one. People like Aleksandrova began to open cabinets across the occupied territories—in Melitopol and Donetsk and Luhansk, even in Crimea.
Over coffee in Odesa, Taras showed me the chatbot homepage on his laptop. In Crimea, chatbot volunteers tied a yellow ribbon on a tree near a shipping port. In September, leaflets announcing Crimea is Ukraine! and Opening soon! were pasted on a government building there. Ukrainian-flag graffiti appeared in Donetsk, and in Melitopol posters mocked the Russian passports that locals were being pressured to get.
The group also taught people how to make stencils in the shape of the “3CY” initialism for the Ukrainian Armed Forces, and, using torches, project them onto official buildings. In late January, one appeared on the Russian administration’s office in Melitopol.
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Most of the time, the group judged, Russian soldiers hadn’t themselves seen the resistance graffiti or leaflets in the city, but a monitoring team would report the photo of it that subsequently appeared online. Back in May, the Russian TV channel Izvestia paraded some purported Yellow Ribbon activists from Mariupol, who claimed that they had been paid to put up leaflets (as an alternative to other hourly paid work, which encouraged Russian viewers to infer that they were prostitutes).
The Yellow Ribbon team started noticing people whom it suspected were FSB personnel using the Chatbot app to pose as activists and request to meet in person—a clear violation of security rules. The team’s members, Taras told me, also received phishing links almost daily. In this sense, the digital amplification has increased the reach and impact of the ground activity, forcing the occupier to respond to it.
Eventually, the group’s presence attracted attention in Moscow. Yellow Ribbon’s work prompted a “concerned citizen” in Crimea to message the local Russian Investigative Committee’s Telegram channel: “I request you begin investigating the terrorist activities and spreading of ideology by the Yellow Ribbon group.” On January 27, the Ministry of Internal Affairs in Moscow issued a letter saying that the activity was being investigated, and two days later, a subdivision of the ministry confirmed that it was now regarded as a criminal matter.
A Russian organization calling itself the Committee for the Defense Against Traitors released a video claiming that the group was engaged “in the information war” to push the agenda of “terrorists.” These sorts of attacks are only to be expected: The group’s activities are not just a constant reminder that the locals reject the occupation but also a living rebuttal of Russia’s entire narrative justifying its invasion.
Recently, I spoke with Ivan, a colleague of Taras’s who helped set up Yellow Ribbon back in April last year. (Again, I am using a pseudonym to protect his identity.) Another Kherson native, he is Yellow Ribbon’s main coordinator. When the Russians withdrew from the city, he went to nearby Melitopol, which remains under Moscow’s control. Ivan stayed behind enemy lines, he explained, because the group needs to ensure that the movement keeps growing, especially in that city and other still-occupied areas. It’s hard to find the right materials and places to print, and they need to keep their network of activists in play across the region.
“Things in Melitopol are tough,” he told me over an encrypted voice call. “The Russians have instituted an ‘anti-terrorist’ regime on the streets, which means increased patrols and video cameras everywhere. A lot of soldiers have arrived from Russia—and they are making a lot of arrests. It’s hard for us to work here now.
“The Russians can be brutal,” he went on. “But it depends on what unit they’re from—the Chechens are really bad. They think that this is their territory.”
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Ivan and his fellow activists keep a low profile, especially when they go out to buy necessities. Security is paramount. “I try not to be too active on the streets but instead focus on how to bring in the materials into the city and where to hide them,” he told me. “I work with VPNs and hosts and proxies to make sure my internet connection is safe. I have five cellphones and move from safe house to safe house each night or week.”
Taras left Kherson last August, before the city was liberated. He traveled by car, carrying just one sports bag and about 170,000 roubles (approximately $2,300), which he gave to the soldiers manning a checkpoint out of the city. When he handed over the cash, he felt like telling them they were welcome to it because he’d never be needing roubles again, but he refrained, and instead drove through the barrier in silence, back into free Ukraine.
Since then, he has continued to coordinate Yellow Ribbon’s activities from inside Ukraine. The group plans to expand its activities. The chatbot now serves about 4,600 open cabinets, but the group hopes to get that number to 100,000. This has helped change the nature of nonviolent resistance movements, which in the past tended to center on a single, charismatic figure, such as Martin Luther King Jr. or Gandhi. Instead, Yellow Ribbon, with its army of activists across occupied Ukraine, creates impact through a shared disgust at what Russia is doing, unifying opposition to the occupation. Its great strength lies in its digitally diffuse activism—which makes stopping it much harder for the Russians.
“I hope that liberation will come in the next three months,” Ivan said at the end of our conversation. “When it does, we will take our Ukrainian flags to the main square and celebrate with our military, as we did in Kherson.”
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Ukraine’s Digital Resistance Behind Enemy Lines
David Patrikarakos 15–19 minutesThe man introduced to me in the southern port city of Odesa as Taras does not look like what he is: the founder of the civilian resistance to Russia’s military occupation of southern and eastern Ukraine. He’s no tough Marshal Tito or ethereal Mahatma Gandhi. He looks, in fact, like your typical Gen Z tech worker: early 20s, lean, trendy—and he’s always online. He likes to talk about English Premier League football games from the 1980s, but only because he’s seen them on YouTube; he can name scores of Premier League players, but only because he’s used their avatars in the FIFA video game. He adores Instagram.
Since April, Taras has led a group named Yellow Ribbon, which took up the principles of nonviolent resistance soon after the Russians overran his home city of Kherson. (Taras is a pseudonym he uses to help protect his identity from his Russian enemies.) Its goal: to resist Russian occupation through peaceful means wherever possible. The group has now spread throughout the occupied territories of Ukraine, and as it has done so, its reputation has grown. Late last year, Yellow Ribbon was one of four Ukrainian groups honored with the European Parliament’s Andrei Sakharov Prize for Freedom of Thought, the European Union’s main award for the defense of human rights.
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What distinguishes Yellow Ribbon from traditional nonviolent resistance movements is its emphasis on the digital. The group’s growing numbers of activists stay connected via a chatbot plugin on the group’s Telegram messaging app. Prompted by the chatbot’s automated questions, activists in the occupied territories can access various resistance tasks to carry out on the ground. The system enables Yellow Ribbon to share the materials and techniques necessary for the resistance to make its activities visible in the real world of the occupation, while safeguarding the anonymity of the participants against Russian efforts to penetrate the network. Among the clandestine actions guided by the chatbot are scrawling pro-Ukraine graffiti, tying yellow ribbons around objects in the streets, and projecting slogans onto buildings taken over by the Russian administration. Such nonviolent actions have made Yellow Ribbon famous across Ukraine—and a serious problem for Russia in the occupied areas.
At first, the Russians ignored the group to avoid amplifying its work. Eventually, as Yellow Ribbon’s activities grew, they were forced to respond. Yellow and blue paint began to disappear from shops in occupied areas. Buying anything yellow became almost impossible; people were reduced to cutting patches of the color out of old clothes.
Even Russian soldiers began to feel the effects of Yellow Ribbon’s activities. Taras told me that after graffiti appeared near the entrance of a Chechen base in Melitopol, another occupied city in southeastern Ukraine, the soldiers changed their location and started going about town in civilian clothing rather than military uniform.
Access to the Telegram chatbot has allowed resistance activists to spring up across the occupied territories; many of them were women, who, I was told, could more easily pass unnoticed by the Russian occupiers. Earlier this year, I met Liliyia Aleksandrova in Kherson, which was recaptured by Ukrainian forces late last year—though artillery shelling still roared in the background as we spoke. Prior to the occupation, Aleksandrova had, she said, been a middle-aged “mama.” When the Russians first came to Kherson, she attended some street demonstrations, but the tear gas and soldiers soon put a stop to things. “It was clear we couldn’t protest publicly anymore,” she told me. “I was thinking about what I could do for my country; I had to do something to be useful.”
On Telegram, she came across Yellow Ribbon and, using the group’s chatbot tool, she began downloading instructions for tasks. She put up yellow ribbons everywhere she could—on buildings, lampposts, and fences—and took photos. Once or twice, she was almost caught, but she continued. Her work was everywhere around the city. As we talked, we passed Yellow Ribbon graffiti on a street wall. “I did that,” Liliyia told me with quiet satisfaction.
The first time Taras saw the Russians after the February 24 invasion, they had taken an office in the city’s main square; then they took the main police station. By March 2, they were in full control of Kherson. “No one knew what would happen tomorrow or the day after,” he told me when we met earlier this year in Odesa. He’d spent most of last year living under occupation in Kherson before its liberation in November.
Ukrainian partisans have launched sporadic attacks in Russian-occupied areas, but Taras had no military training, so any resistance activity he took on had to be nonviolent. He drew inspiration from earlier causes such as Germany’s White Rose student group, which opposed the Nazis; the U.S. civil-rights movement; and Czechoslovakia’s 1989 protests that led to the Velvet Revolution. Gandhi called nonviolent resistance “mightier than the mightiest weapon of destruction devised by the ingenuity of man.”
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According to Erica Chenoweth and Maria J. Stephan, both political scientists and co-authors of the 2011 book Why Civil Resistance Works, taking up arms has traditionally given regime opponents a 26 percent chance of succeeding in their aims, whereas the tactics of nonviolent resistance have a 53 percent success rate. Countries where nonviolent, rather than violent, resistance led to change were more likely to remain democratic after the crisis ended.
Taras knew many people who wanted to act but for whom armed resistance was not an option. He could, he calculated, attract many more recruits through nonviolence. Almost anyone can participate: Its methods are highly accessible, and no specialist equipment or skills are required. He grasped that nonviolence’s main advantage over violence is scale—the number of people it can rally to a cause is exponentially greater.
Taras knew he could count on the 10 employees of the IT company he ran in Kherson, plus some people in other companies he worked with. This was enough to form the basis of what would become Yellow Ribbon. Even today, the core group of coordinators remains small—about 40 people, all of them known personally to Taras from before the occupation. Most are in their 20s.
At first, the Russians allowed residents of Kherson to protest in person, and many did, going to the central square, waving Ukrainian flags, and demanding the troops leave. Pooling cash, Taras’s group decided to buy online advertisements to spread the message. It gravitated easily from organizing IT projects to rallying support for the local protests and other pro-Ukraine activities through March and into April.
Then, in late April, a rumor spread through the city that Russia was making preparations for fraudulent referendums in occupied cities across the south. The result would be a foregone conclusion; the territories would be annexed to Russia. The resistance activists knew they had to act.
On April 23, they set up a Telegram group that they named Yellow Ribbon, a reference to the color on the Ukrainian flag, to spread pro-Ukraine messages and encourage people to paste leaflets and posters around Kherson. The platform would also work with local media to promulgate similar messages. Taras realized they could now reach hundreds of thousands of people.
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“That’s what you can do with a digital component: reach larger audiences, spread more messages, get people to go out and protest, and do so successfully,” he told me. “We saw it work; things started to build like a snowball.”
The first demonstration, which took place on April 27, was modest in size—maybe 500 people. The Russians were out in force and used tear gas and stun grenades against the protesters. The physical demonstration may have been small, and was quickly put down, but online, via the Telegram channel and on social networks, it went viral. Moscow did eventually hold the referendum, but not until the end of September.
Another protest was planned for May 9, by which time things were getting more dangerous. Within five minutes, the protest was broken up by Russian forces. After the FSB, Russia’s state security police, came to town, the first local collaborators emerged, and activists started to disappear. Taras and his team made the decision to shift their strategy away from street demonstrations. If the resistance could not occupy the streets, it would occupy the online space.
In June, the group used Instagram to create a virtual street protest that included images of flags and banners on a visualization of a street in Kherson. Every person who attended had to write “Kherson is Ukraine” in the comments section. From these posts, the group calculated that 40,000 people had joined from Kherson and 16,000 from Mariupol. The Yellow Ribbon message spread across not only pro-Ukraine but pro-Russia platforms as well.
As Yellow Ribbon’s name and activities grew, new problems arose. Its activists were in constant danger of arrest. The group put several security protocols in place. Unlike specialized messaging platforms such as Signal, Telegram was already in widespread use by Ukrainians and Russians alike, rendering the app’s presence on a phone unsuspicious. Telegram can also be deleted from a phone, removing all the messages, and then downloaded again—with all of the messages still intact.
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Getting people out of jail became a priority for the group. That generally meant one thing: bribes. Usually, it was easy to pay Russian soldiers or local collaborators to release an activist who’d disappeared. Taras knew businessmen in the city who had dealings with the Russians, and he used them as intermediaries. He’d pay them, and they’d pay the Russians.
Then, in late September, the group set up the chatbot. The technology enabled Yellow Ribbon to radically scale up its activities, allowing it to evolve from being a local resistance movement into something more powerful: a franchised one. People like Aleksandrova began to open cabinets across the occupied territories—in Melitopol and Donetsk and Luhansk, even in Crimea.
Over coffee in Odesa, Taras showed me the chatbot homepage on his laptop. In Crimea, chatbot volunteers tied a yellow ribbon on a tree near a shipping port. In September, leaflets announcing Crimea is Ukraine! and Opening soon! were pasted on a government building there. Ukrainian-flag graffiti appeared in Donetsk, and in Melitopol posters mocked the Russian passports that locals were being pressured to get.
The group also taught people how to make stencils in the shape of the “3CY” initialism for the Ukrainian Armed Forces, and, using torches, project them onto official buildings. In late January, one appeared on the Russian administration’s office in Melitopol.
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Most of the time, the group judged, Russian soldiers hadn’t themselves seen the resistance graffiti or leaflets in the city, but a monitoring team would report the photo of it that subsequently appeared online. Back in May, the Russian TV channel Izvestia paraded some purported Yellow Ribbon activists from Mariupol, who claimed that they had been paid to put up leaflets (as an alternative to other hourly paid work, which encouraged Russian viewers to infer that they were prostitutes).
The Yellow Ribbon team started noticing people whom it suspected were FSB personnel using the Chatbot app to pose as activists and request to meet in person—a clear violation of security rules. The team’s members, Taras told me, also received phishing links almost daily. In this sense, the digital amplification has increased the reach and impact of the ground activity, forcing the occupier to respond to it.
Eventually, the group’s presence attracted attention in Moscow. Yellow Ribbon’s work prompted a “concerned citizen” in Crimea to message the local Russian Investigative Committee’s Telegram channel: “I request you begin investigating the terrorist activities and spreading of ideology by the Yellow Ribbon group.” On January 27, the Ministry of Internal Affairs in Moscow issued a letter saying that the activity was being investigated, and two days later, a subdivision of the ministry confirmed that it was now regarded as a criminal matter.
A Russian organization calling itself the Committee for the Defense Against Traitors released a video claiming that the group was engaged “in the information war” to push the agenda of “terrorists.” These sorts of attacks are only to be expected: The group’s activities are not just a constant reminder that the locals reject the occupation but also a living rebuttal of Russia’s entire narrative justifying its invasion.
Recently, I spoke with Ivan, a colleague of Taras’s who helped set up Yellow Ribbon back in April last year. (Again, I am using a pseudonym to protect his identity.) Another Kherson native, he is Yellow Ribbon’s main coordinator. When the Russians withdrew from the city, he went to nearby Melitopol, which remains under Moscow’s control. Ivan stayed behind enemy lines, he explained, because the group needs to ensure that the movement keeps growing, especially in that city and other still-occupied areas. It’s hard to find the right materials and places to print, and they need to keep their network of activists in play across the region.
“Things in Melitopol are tough,” he told me over an encrypted voice call. “The Russians have instituted an ‘anti-terrorist’ regime on the streets, which means increased patrols and video cameras everywhere. A lot of soldiers have arrived from Russia—and they are making a lot of arrests. It’s hard for us to work here now.
“The Russians can be brutal,” he went on. “But it depends on what unit they’re from—the Chechens are really bad. They think that this is their territory.”
Tom Nichols: Putin’s desperate hours
Ivan and his fellow activists keep a low profile, especially when they go out to buy necessities. Security is paramount. “I try not to be too active on the streets but instead focus on how to bring in the materials into the city and where to hide them,” he told me. “I work with VPNs and hosts and proxies to make sure my internet connection is safe. I have five cellphones and move from safe house to safe house each night or week.”
Taras left Kherson last August, before the city was liberated. He traveled by car, carrying just one sports bag and about 170,000 roubles (approximately $2,300), which he gave to the soldiers manning a checkpoint out of the city. When he handed over the cash, he felt like telling them they were welcome to it because he’d never be needing roubles again, but he refrained, and instead drove through the barrier in silence, back into free Ukraine.
Since then, he has continued to coordinate Yellow Ribbon’s activities from inside Ukraine. The group plans to expand its activities. The chatbot now serves about 4,600 open cabinets, but the group hopes to get that number to 100,000. This has helped change the nature of nonviolent resistance movements, which in the past tended to center on a single, charismatic figure, such as Martin Luther King Jr. or Gandhi. Instead, Yellow Ribbon, with its army of activists across occupied Ukraine, creates impact through a shared disgust at what Russia is doing, unifying opposition to the occupation. Its great strength lies in its digitally diffuse activism—which makes stopping it much harder for the Russians.
“I hope that liberation will come in the next three months,” Ivan said at the end of our conversation. “When it does, we will take our Ukrainian flags to the main square and celebrate with our military, as we did in Kherson.”
2023.03.22 14:50 mayallrob_ Live England International Football - Italy v England - Thu 23 on Channel 4 (Kick-off 7.45pm)
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2023.03.22 14:45 EconomicsBubbly9305 What is YouTube Automation?
YouTube Automation is a great money making strategy for entrepreneurs that are trying to make passive income working from home.
It's just like creating a simple YouTube channel, only thing is you don't have to do any significant work.
Just create a YouTube channel, pick a niche (for example: wrestling, drama, football, cooking, toys), find people who will create content (super easy to do), and let the money roll in!
A lot of artists are on the verge of burnout. Their productivity and creativity declines as a result.
This issue can be resolved by automating specific duties and delegating them to others.
Fiverr is the place where you'll find people who are willing to make videos/write scripts/make voiceovers for your content. I strongly suggest you create an account on Fiverr so you can begin your journey as soon as possible. You can improve the quantity and quality of your material and accelerate the development of your channel.
To start YouTube Automation you'll have to invest some money, not a lot, just to pay your workers, but if your videos go viral (and they probably will) the ROI - Return On Investment is spectacular!
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It's just like creating a simple YouTube channel, only thing is you don't have to do any significant work.
Just create a YouTube channel, pick a niche (for example: wrestling, drama, football, cooking, toys), find people who will create content (super easy to do), and let the money roll in!
A lot of artists are on the verge of burnout. Their productivity and creativity declines as a result.
This issue can be resolved by automating specific duties and delegating them to others.
Fiverr is the place where you'll find people who are willing to make videos/write scripts/make voiceovers for your content. I strongly suggest you create an account on Fiverr so you can begin your journey as soon as possible. You can improve the quantity and quality of your material and accelerate the development of your channel.
To start YouTube Automation you'll have to invest some money, not a lot, just to pay your workers, but if your videos go viral (and they probably will) the ROI - Return On Investment is spectacular!
2023.03.22 14:28 Abdelr17 We need mesut epic card
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2023.03.22 13:45 wbistuer Dan Campbell is the betting favorite to win coach of the year
https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2023/03/22/dan-campbell-is-the-betting-favorite-to-win-coach-of-the-yea
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2023.03.22 12:50 ogreatgames NFL Blitz 20-03: Action-Packed Football - Xbox Game
 | submitted by ogreatgames to Ogreatgames [link] [comments]  #xbox #football #sports -- NFL Blitz 20-03 for Microsoft Original Xbox. Play as NFL superstars and compete against the best teams the NFL has to offer. Select one from incredible teams, each with its own playbook and quarterback. Customize your character, including name and abilities. Take your team through a season in pursuit of the title. Get ready to bring the pain with new defensive moves like never before to dominate your opponents. -- Hey check out similar videos here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=05uKspxQ89s&list=PLVduyMnVQjzNYPljUBqwgAXdMPQ9CEKWY |
2023.03.22 12:40 ogreatgames NFL Street 2: Cool Street Football - PS2 Game
 | submitted by ogreatgames to Ogreatgames [link] [comments]  #playstation2 #football #sports -- NFL Street 2 for Sony PlayStation 2. Make your own football team of legends and try to win the toughest competition in the world! Create your players and build up their careers as they progress through 7+ interesting fields. There are skills to be learned, reputations to be made, and wins to be achieved. Enjoy a fun and challenging street-style football game with 5+ new street events, including Crush The Carrier. Catch and pass the ball and aim to win this exhilarating street football game! -- Hey check out similar videos here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=05uKspxQ89s&list=PLVduyMnVQjzNYPljUBqwgAXdMPQ9CEKWY |
2023.03.22 12:29 Suspicious_Afternoon Now we wait for Mesut Özil End of Era Card
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2023.03.22 12:25 Darkhairblueyes Mesut retired
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2023.03.22 11:44 wbistuer Panthers GM Scott Fitterer: It hurt to trade DJ Moore, but we had to do it to move up to No. 1
https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2023/03/22/panthers-gm-scott-fitterer-it-hurt-to-trade-dj-moore-but-we-had-to-do-it-to-move-up-to-no-1/
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2023.03.22 11:40 ogreatgames ESPN NFL 2K5: Spectacular American Football - PS2 Game
 | submitted by ogreatgames to Ogreatgames [link] [comments]  #playstation2 #sports #football -- ESPN NFL 2K5 for Sony PlayStation 2. Football doesn't get any better than the NFL 2K5 video game. New game modes, improved artificial intelligence, and more realistic gameplay make this game the ultimate football experience. You get to handpick your team's players and play through an entire season to win the football championship. Sideline commentary, in-depth franchise mode, and some of your favorite NFL teams in ESPN NFL 2K5 make it a football game that is a must see. Take on defense or offensive team and run your way to victory! -- Hey check out similar videos here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=05uKspxQ89s&list=PLVduyMnVQjzNYPljUBqwgAXdMPQ9CEKWY |
2023.03.22 10:26 SapiosexualGuy 27 [M4F] india/Anywhere - Looking for understanding, acceptance, empathy and good communication to create a lasting bond.
I think having someone in life makes it colorful. Gives us more strength and support to face challenges together and amplifies the joy we receive from indulging in fun activities together, like playing board games, watching movies etc, going on long walks.
We have so many needs as humans, touch needs, emotional needs, social needs. But still, so many people are either in fear of commitment and exploring their dating options, or waiting for that magical time / person when they'd contemplate taking the next step. If we don't expect perfection everywhere, we'll find contentment in the imperfections somewhere.
I don't want kids. If I create two lists thinking of reasons why I should have one and why i shouldn't have, the second list's reasons far outweighs the first. So, i decided it makes sense that I lead a childfree life, for overall contentment, not getting burdened by responsibility and not having the guilt of further overpopulating this world.
About me:
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We have so many needs as humans, touch needs, emotional needs, social needs. But still, so many people are either in fear of commitment and exploring their dating options, or waiting for that magical time / person when they'd contemplate taking the next step. If we don't expect perfection everywhere, we'll find contentment in the imperfections somewhere.
I don't want kids. If I create two lists thinking of reasons why I should have one and why i shouldn't have, the second list's reasons far outweighs the first. So, i decided it makes sense that I lead a childfree life, for overall contentment, not getting burdened by responsibility and not having the guilt of further overpopulating this world.
About me:
- 180 - 183 cms tall
- I'm into trading in stock market. And have some programming knowledge as well. Maybe later in life, I'd start a business probably. I do have some things in mind, like creating YT channel, or some website or maybe I could launch a restaurant because I do like cooking.
- ENTP personality type. But I believe it could change with time and mental state of person. I've been turning introvertish lately.
- Politically, I just want to do something for the country and humanity that alleviates suffering of the weakest, poorest people out there and solves problems the world faces. But redistribution of wealth or giving subsidies is not the most efficient way.
- I do believe in God but I don't believe in rituals, idol worship etc. So, not strongly religious. So, maybe I'm agonistic or mildly theistic.
- But I do believe life has a purpose and we are here for a reason. It's not all meaningless. So I don't believe in nihilism. But then, there's not enough evidence to disregard people's nihilistic philosophies too.
- I'm not sure between choosing vegetarian lifestyle or turning back to meat eating again. But I have abstained from non veg since several years because it hurt my conscience. I do eat eggs occasionally to meet my protein needs.
- I do play football ocassionally. I love all sports. But needs a positive environment, infrastructure, and peer group to be consistent in it. I've realized our motivations get affected alot by our surroundings while our mindset gets framed based on our past circumstances.
- Willing to relocate (Even if it's out of country) for the right person. But the feasibilities sound challenging, especially in terms of visa and costs involved. So I'd prefer someone from india but open to foreigners too.
2023.03.22 05:18 wbistuer Cam Newton throws more than 30 passes, including to his brother, Caylin, at Auburn’s Pro Day
https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2023/03/21/cam-newton-throws-more-than-30-passes-including-to-his-brother-caylin-at-auburns-pro-day/
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2023.03.22 05:18 wbistuer Report: Browns haven’t closed door on possible trade for Jerry Jeudy
https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2023/03/21/report-browns-havent-closed-door-on-possible-trade-for-jerry-jeudy/
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2023.03.22 04:00 ogreatgames Blitz The League 2: Explosive Rough Football - PS3 Game
 | submitted by ogreatgames to Ogreatgames [link] [comments]  #playstation3 #football #sports -- Blitz The League 2 for Sony PlayStation 3. Experience an intense, action-packed, and explosive football game that will leave you breathless and wondering how the heck you ever survived without it. Slam opponents in the most intense way possible. Play in a variety of weather conditions. Gain intense yard after yard in adrenaline-pumping matches, and experience new game features, such as precision-aim tackles. Team up to take down and win in this epic sports league of even more epic proportions. -- Hey check out similar videos here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=05uKspxQ89s&list=PLVduyMnVQjzNYPljUBqwgAXdMPQ9CEKWY |
2023.03.22 03:35 Shibo99 [USA-IL] [H] Consoles/Handhelds, JP Imports, Games for Atari Jaguar, TurboGrafx, NES/SNES, N64, Gamecube, WiiU, Switch, PS1-4, Xbox OG/360/One [W] PS3-5/Vita/PSP/N64/GCN/Switch/3DS/DS Offers, PS5 Games listed, Ys Games, Pokemon games, others listed
Please note what items from my list you are interested in when commenting.
Please also pay attention to what system you are looking at as there are sections of Japanese (NTSC-J) games
Have
Working systems come with necessary cables and controller unless otherwise stated.
Systems/Handhelds
Atari Jaguar Games
CIB for TurboGrafx includes jewel case, not outer cardboard box unless noted
TurboGrafx Games
For carts with manuals, I am willing to sell manuals/carts independently. Not seperating boxes and manuals.
NES Games
SNES Games
N64 Games are cart only unless noted
N64
Gamecube Games
Wii Games
WiiU Games
Switch Games
PS1 Games
PS2 Games
PS3 Games
PS4 Games
Original Xbox
Xbox 360 - All collector's / limited editions are 100% complete. Many of the extras are still brand new or were kept in their box
Xbox 360 Games
Xbox One
Sega CD Games
PSP Games
Amiibo are loose unless noteed
Amiibo
32x Games
Super Famicom
Japanese N64 Games
Japanese Wii
Japanese Vita
Wonderswan
Wonderswan Color
Japanese PS1
Japanese PS2
Japanese PS3
Japanese PS4
Want
Pokemon game wants (NTSC/US)
GBC pokemon crystal cart
GBA pokemon fire red cart
DS pokemon pearl CIB or cart only
3DS Pokemon Ultra Moon CIB
Gamecube Pokemon Colosseum CIB (main game, not bonus disc)
PS5 Wants
Neptunia Reverse
Record of Lodoss Wonder Labyrinth
Returnal
Kena bridge of spirits
Star Ocean
Valkyrie Elysium
Potentially other PS5 Offers
Box/Case/Manual wants
2DS XL Pokeball Edition Box & Inserts only
Code of Princess EX - Switch Case
DS Castlevania: Order of Ecclesia - case and manual
DS Chocobo Tales - case and manual
DS Final Fantasy Tactics A2 - case and manual
DS pokemon white 2 Case and manual
DS pokemon black - Case and manual
DS Shin Megami Tensai Devil Survivor 2 - Case and manual only
Harvest Moon DS - case + manual
New Nintendo 3DS XL Galaxy Edition Box & Inserts only
Mario & Luigi Dream League 3DS XL Box & Inserts only
Mario Power Tennis Gamecube - Case + Manual
Phantasy star 1 & 2 plus gamecube - manual only
Pikmin 2 gamecube - manual only
Pokemon Channel Gamecube - Case and Manual
3DS Pokemon Art Academy - Case and manual
Pokemon XY Red 3DS XL Box & Inserts only
Puppeteer PS3 - Manual only
Other wants
Capcom Fighting Collection - Switch
Chrono Trigger - DS complete with map or just the map
Dreamcast light gun - needs to be a US model that will work with house of the dead 2.
Enter the gungeon - Switch
F-Zero - Looks for Gamecube (cib for gcn) and N64 cart
Final Fantasy 1 - NES cart
Final Fantasy XI collectables - open to offers if you have any
Final Fantasy Theatrhythm Final Bar Line - Switch
Fire Emblem games for 3DS
Ikaruga - Gamecube
Katamari Games - Looking for the Vita, Xbox 360, and PS2.
Kirby and the Forgotten Land - Switch
Kirby Return to Dreamland Deluxe - Switch
Legend of Zelda offers - open to offers on non explicitly stated zelda games, merch/items, etc.
Legend of Zelda Spirit Tracks - DS CIB
Monster Boy and the Cursed Kingdom - Switch
Muramasa - PS Vita
Neo Geo Pocket Color Selection Vol 1 - Switch
PS2 Light gun offers - looking for Light Gun games such as the time crisis series and a guncon for ps2.
Rabi-Ribi - PS4/Vita
Ratchet and Clank Quest for Booty PS3 (physical version, I think it's PAL exclusive)
Ratchet and Clank Vita Collection (physical version, I think it's PAL exclusive)
Senran Kagura Peach Beach Splash All service edition - PS4
Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury - Switch
Tales Games for PS3 - Looking for Xilia 2 and Graces F
Tornado Outbreak - PS3
Virtual Boy - looking for a working system and some games (need system before game offers)
Wii U - Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE - special edition
Wii U - HD Windwaker Limited Edition (the one with the figure/statue)
Ys games CIB (mostly looking for PSP and older)
Zone of the Enders HD Collection - PS3
In the rare event anyone has a IIDX DJ DAO Phoenix Wan controller they want to swap I am looking for one.
Looking to work towards complete collection for Wii U - feel free to send offers for Wii U games you may be looking to trade off. Only interested in CIB items.
Potentially open to PS3-5/Vita/PSP/N64/GCN/Switch/3DS/DS offers. I am primarily interested in JRPGs (especially action RPGs), 2D platformers/action games, arcadey games, schmups, beat em ups, etc., but feel free to send me a list to look at!
Willing to consider Pokemon TCG trades as well (English or Japanese, singles/slabs/sealed)
I am not interested in digital codes for games (primarily seeking to add to physical collection).
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Please also pay attention to what system you are looking at as there are sections of Japanese (NTSC-J) games
Have
Working systems come with necessary cables and controller unless otherwise stated.
Systems/Handhelds
| System | Notes |
|---|---|
| PS1 1001 fat | |
| PS1 7501 fat | |
| PS1 7501 fat | |
| PS2 fat | |
| PS2 fat | |
| Sega Model 2 | rf, power, oem 6 button controller |
| Sega Model 2 | rf, no power cable, oem 3 button controller. |
| Sega Model 2 | |
| Sega Model 3 | no av cable. 3rd party controller, 6 button |
| 32x | |
| Black gamecube | 3rd party controller |
| Wii U | screen light scratches. all cables, dock, sensor bar |
| Wii U | gamepad right joystick issues. all cables, dock, sensor bar |
| Xbox 360 S R2D2 | C3P0 controller, kinect, 320gb |
| Wii RVL-001 | Eject button doesn't click, but does work |
| TurboGrafx Express | Includes tv tuner, car charger |
| PSP Black 1001 | includes oem charger, soft case. battery holds charge |
| Original DS Blue NTR-001 | rough shape. screens are pretty scratched |
| 3DS XL Red | Overall good condition. Screens have no visible scratches. OEM charger, sd card, and carrying case |
| PS Vita Dev Kit PDEL-1000 | Great condition. On 3.570.011 FW currently. No charger included |
| Game | Notes |
|---|---|
| Raiden | sealed |
| Fever Pitch Soccer | sealed |
| Zool 2 | sealed |
| Theme Park Designer Series | sealed |
| Skiing and Snowboarding | sealed |
| Zoop | no manual |
| Cybermorph | sealed |
| Doom | manual cover seperated |
| Troy Aikmen Football | cib - box in below average condition |
| Pinball Fantasies | no manual |
| Rotary controller w/ Tempest cart | Tempest is setup, ready. Rotary installed in place of dpad |
| Super Burnout | cart only |
| Ultra Vortek | cart only |
| Alien vs Predator | cib |
| Ruiner pinball | cib |
| Cannon Fodder | cib |
| Wolfenstein 3D | cib |
| Towers II | cib |
| Flip Out | cib. box has some liquid damage |
| Bubsy | cib |
| Checkered Flag | cib |
| Worms | cib |
| I-War | cib |
| Attack of the Mutant Penguins | cib |
| Brutal Sports Football | cib |
| Hover Strike | cib |
| Rayman | cib |
| Zero 5 | cib |
| International Sensible Soccer | cib |
| Flashback | cib |
| Dino Dudes | cib |
| Dragon Bruce Lee Story | cib |
| Missile Command 3D | cib |
| White Ment Can't Jump | cib |
| Kasumi Ninja | cib w/ headband |
| Supercross 3D | cib |
| Club Drive | cib |
| Trevor McFur in the Crescent Galaxy | cib |
| Fight for Life | cib |
| Power Drive Rally | cib |
| Atari Karts | box only |
TurboGrafx Games
| Game | Notes |
|---|---|
| Alien Crush | cart only |
| Keith Courage | cart only |
| Power Golf | cart only |
| Turrican | cart only |
| World Class baseball | CIB |
| Victory Run | CIB |
| Vigilante | CIB |
| TV Sports Hockey | CIB |
| Keith Courage | CIB (no comic) |
| Bonks Adventure | CIB |
NES Games
| Game | Notes |
|---|---|
| 720 | |
| 1942 | |
| 10 yard fight | 5 screw |
| A Boy and his Blob | |
| Adventure Island | |
| Adventures of Dino-Riki | |
| After Burner | tengen cart |
| Air Fortress | sticker on label |
| Airwolf | |
| Arch Rivals | |
| Astyanax | |
| Back to the Future | bad condition. appears to have spray paint on front of cart |
| Bad Dudes | |
| Bad News Baseball | |
| Bandai Golf: Challenge Pebble Beach | |
| Baseball | |
| Baseball Simulator 1000 | |
| Baseball Stars | sticker on label |
| Bases Loaded | |
| Bases Loaded II | |
| Bayou Billy | |
| Bigfoot | |
| Bill Elliott's Nascar Challenge | Box + game, no manual |
| Black Bass | |
| Blades of Steel | Box + game, no manual |
| Blades of Steel | |
| Break Time National Pool tour | Box, manual, no game |
| Burgertime | |
| California Games | |
| Championship Bowling | |
| Cobra Triangle | |
| Commando | 5 screw |
| Contra Force | comes with cart protector |
| Days of Thunder | |
| Days of Thunder | |
| Destination Earthstar | |
| Super Dodgeball | |
| Donkey Kong 3 | 5 screw |
| Donkey Kong Classics | |
| Double Dragon | cart + manual |
| Double Dragon II | |
| Double Dragon III | |
| Double Dribble | |
| Dr Mario | |
| Dragon Warrior | |
| Duck Hunt | 5 screw |
| Ducktales | top of label damage. includes reg card |
| Dynowarz | |
| Family Feud | |
| Fantasy Zone | tengen cart |
| Magic Johnson Fast Break | |
| Faxanadu | |
| Fester's Quest | |
| Freedom Force | |
| Friday the 13th | |
| Galaga: Demon's of Death | |
| Gauntlet | tengen cart |
| Gauntlet | |
| Golgo 13 | cart + manual |
| Gotcha | |
| Gradius | 5 screw |
| Gyromite | 5 screw |
| Heavy Barrel | |
| Hogan's Alley | |
| Hollywood Squares | sharpie on label (mostly cleaned, slightly visible) |
| Hoops | sharpie on label (mostly cleaned, but visible) |
| Hunt for Red October | |
| Hydlide | |
| Ikari Warriors II Victory Road | |
| Infiltrator | |
| Iron Sword | |
| Iron Tank | cart + manual |
| Jack Nicklaus' Championship Golf | cart + manual |
| Jeopardy | |
| Jeopardy 25th Anniversary | |
| John Elway's Quarterback | |
| Jordan vs Bird | |
| Joust | |
| Karate Kid | |
| Kickle Cubicle | |
| King of the Ring | cart + manual |
| Kings of the Beach | |
| Knight Rider | |
| Knight Rider | |
| Legacy of the Wizard | |
| Legendary Wings | |
| Major League Baseball | |
| Maniac Mansion | sharpie on label (mostly cleaned, but visible) |
| Marble Madness | |
| Mario Bros Arcade Classics Series | 5 screw |
| Mario Bros Duck Hunt | |
| Mario Duck Hunt Track Meet | |
| Mickey Mousecapade | |
| Mighty Bomb Jack | |
| Mike Tyson's Punch-Out | |
| Milon's Secret Castle | |
| Mission Impossible | |
| MTV Remote Control | |
| Narc | |
| NES Cleaning Kit | CIB w/ box protector |
| NES Cleaning Kit | CIB w/ box protector |
| NES Play Action Football | |
| Ninja Gaiden 2 | |
| Operation Wolf | |
| Pac-man | tengen cart |
| Platoon | |
| Pro Wrestling | |
| Pro Wrestling | 5 screw |
| Punch-out | |
| Qbert | |
| R.C. Pro-Am | |
| Racket Attack | |
| Rad Racer II | |
| Rampart | |
| RBI Baseball | tengen cart. includes reg card |
| Renegade | |
| Roadblasters | |
| Rollerball | |
| Rolling Thunder | tengen cart |
| Romance of the Three Kingdoms | cart + manual |
| Rush'n Attack | 5 screw. sharpie on label (mostly cleaned, but visible) |
| Section Z | |
| Seicross | |
| Sesame Street ABC | |
| Silent Service | |
| Silent Service | |
| Simpsons Bart Vs the World | |
| Skate or Die 2 | |
| Ski or Die | |
| Solstice | |
| Spy vs Spy | |
| Star Force | |
| Star Soldier | Box + game, no manual |
| Star Trek 25th Anniversary | |
| Star Tropics | Box + game, no manual |
| Star Voyager | 5 screw cart, manual, poster |
| Super C | |
| Super Glove Ball | |
| Super Mario Bros | cart + manual |
| Super Mario Bros 2 | |
| Super Mario Bros 3 | cart + manual |
| Super Off Road | |
| Super Pitfall | |
| Superspike V'ball | |
| Sword and Serpents | cart + manual + poster |
| T&C Surf Designs | |
| Talespin | top of label damaged |
| Target Renegade | |
| Techmo Bowl | Cart + manual |
| Tecmo Super Bowl | |
| Tennis | |
| Terminator 2 | Box + game, no manual |
| Terminator 2 | |
| Terminator 2 | |
| The Addams Family | |
| The Fantastic Adventrues of Dizzy | |
| Thundercade | |
| Tiger-Heli | |
| TMNT II Arcade Game | |
| TMNT Manhattan Project | cart + manual |
| Top Gun | |
| Top Gun Second Mission | |
| Total Recall | |
| Track & Field | |
| Track & Field | |
| Trick Shooting | CIB |
| Trojan | |
| Twin Eagle | sharpie on label (mostly cleaned, slightly visible) |
| Vice Project Doom | label damage |
| Code Name Viper | |
| Wheel of Fortune | sharpie on label (mostly cleaned, slightly visible) |
| Who Framed Roger Rabbit | |
| Willow | |
| Win Lose or Draw | writing on label |
| World Class Track Meet | |
| Nintendo World Cup | Box, no manual - writing on front of box |
| Wrestlemania | cart + manual |
| Wrestlemania | |
| Wrestlemania Challenge | |
| Xenophobe | |
| XEXYZ |
| Game | Notes |
|---|---|
| Aaahh Real Monsters | |
| Aladdin | |
| Arkanoid - Doh It Again! | |
| Bass Tournament of Champions | |
| Batman Forever | |
| Battle Clash | |
| Best of the Best Championship Karate | |
| Bubsy | |
| Bugs Bunny Rabbit Rampage | |
| Championship Pool | |
| Cleaning Kit | |
| Clue | |
| Cool Spot | |
| Daffy Duck The Marvin Missions | |
| Family Feud | |
| Fifa International Soccer | |
| Final Fight | |
| Home Alone 2 | |
| Inindo | Label damage |
| Jeopardy | |
| Judge Dredd | Some label damage |
| Jungle Strike | |
| Ken Griffey Jr. Winning Run | |
| King of the Monsters | |
| Kirby Avalanche | |
| Lethal Enforcers | |
| Lion King | |
| Looney Tunes Basketball | Label damage |
| Madden 94 | |
| Mega Man X | |
| Mortal Kombat | |
| Mortal Kombat 3 | |
| NBA Give N Go | |
| NBA Jam | |
| NBA Jam Tournament Edition | |
| NBA Live 95 | |
| NCAA Basketball | |
| NFL Quarterback Club | |
| NHL Stanley Cup | |
| Nigel Mansell's World Championship | |
| Operation Europe Path to Victory | |
| Paperboy 2 | |
| Power Moves | |
| Primal Rage | |
| Revolution X | Not working. Contacts look very stripped. |
| Road Runner's Death Vally Rally | |
| Scooby Doo Mystery | |
| Space Invaders | |
| Speedy Gonzales Los Gatos Bandidos | |
| Spider-man and the X-men in Arcade's Revenge | |
| Starfox | |
| Street Fighter II | Faded label |
| Street Fighter II | |
| Street Fighter II turbo | |
| Stunt Race FX | |
| Super Bases Loaded | |
| Super Battletank: War in the Gulf | |
| Super Black Bass | |
| Super Empire Strikes Back | |
| Super Mario Kart | |
| Super Pinball Behind the Mask | |
| Super Play Action Football | |
| Super Punch-Out | |
| Taz-Mania | |
| Tecmo Super Bowl | |
| Tecmo Super Bowl III | |
| Tetris 2 | |
| The Jungle Book | |
| The Pagemaster | |
| Tory Aikman Football | |
| Warlock | |
| We're Back A Dinosaurs Story | |
| Wing Commander The Secret Missions | |
| Word-Tris | Damaged Label |
| Zoop |
N64
| Item | Notes |
|---|---|
| Battle Tanx | |
| F-1 Grand Prix | |
| Gex 64 | |
| Madden 64 | |
| NFL Blitz | |
| Star Wars Rogue Squadron | |
| Star Wars Rogue Squadron | |
| Star Wars Shadows of the Empire | |
| War Gods | |
| Wayne Gretzy 3D Hockey | |
| Wipeout 64 | |
| N64 HoriPad Mini Black | |
| N64 HoriPad Mini Yellow | |
| N64 HoriPad Mini Red | |
| N64 HoriPad Mini Blue | |
| N64 HoriPad Mini Clear Ocean Blue | |
| OEM Controller Gray | |
| OEM Controller Atomic Purple | |
| OEM Controller Ice Blue Clear | |
| OEM Controller Black | |
| OEM Controller Red | |
| OEM Controller Watermelon Red Clear | |
| OEM Controller Black & Gray | |
| OEM Controller Blue | |
| Hudson Turbo JoyCard Controller |
| Game | Notes |
|---|---|
| Bionicle | Disc only |
| Crash Bandicoot Wrath of Cortex | Disc only |
| Fantastic 4 | No manual |
| Fantastic 4 | Disc only |
| Godzilla | Disc only |
| Harry Potter Goblet of Fire | Disc only |
| Harry Potter Prizoner of Azkaban | Disc only |
| Harry Potter Sorcerer's Stone | Disc only |
| Kids Next Door Operation: V.I.D.E.O.G.A.M.E | Disc only |
| King Kong | CIB |
| Lemony Snicket's Series of Unfortunate Events | Disc only |
| Lord of the Rings Return of the King | Disc only |
| Madagascar | CIB |
| Mario Kart Double Dash Bonus Disc | disc only |
| Mario Kart Double Dash | No Manual |
| Mario Power Tennis | Disc only |
| Mario Superstar Baseball | No manual |
| Mega man Network Transmission | Disc only |
| Metroid Prime | Disc only |
| Monsters Inc Scream Arena | Disc only |
| Nascar Chase for the Cup 2005 | Disc only |
| Nascar Thunder 2003 | Disc only |
| Need for Speed Hot Pursuit 2 | CIB, Players Choice |
| Need for Speed Hot Pursuit 2 | Disc only |
| NFL 2K3 | Disc only |
| One Piece Grand Adventure | Disc only |
| One Piece Treasure Battle | Disc only |
| Over the Hedge | CIB |
| Paper Mario Thousand Year Door | CIB, Players Choice |
| Rocket Power Beach Bandits | No manual |
| Scooby Doo Unmasked | CIB |
| Shrek 2 | CIB |
| Shrek 2 | Disc only |
| Sonic Heroes | Disc only |
| Spiderman 2 | Disc only |
| Spongebob Lights Camera Pants | CIB |
| Spongebob Squarepants Creature from the Krusty Krab | CIB |
| Star War Jedi Knight II Jedi Outcast | Disc only |
| Star Wars Rebel Strike Rogue Squadron III | Disc only |
| Taz Wanted | No manual |
| Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles | Disc only |
| The Hobbit | Disc only |
| The Incredibles | Disc only |
| The Incredibles | Disc only |
| Wave Race Blue Storm | CIB |
| Game | Notes |
|---|---|
| AC DC Rockband Track Pack | CIB |
| Balls of Fury | Disc only |
| Bass Pro Shops The Strike Tournament Edition | Small sleeve version (no plastic case) |
| Batallion Wars 2 | Disc only |
| Ben 10 | No manual |
| Boom Blox | No manual |
| Cabela African Adventures | CIB - game art faded |
| Cabela Dangerous Hunts 2013 | Disc only |
| Cooking Mama Cook Off | CIB |
| Cruis'n | Disc only |
| Dead Space Extraction | CIB |
| Disney Sing It Pop Hits | CIB |
| EA Active | CIB |
| Golden Compass | Disc only |
| Guitar Hero 3 | CIB |
| Guitar Hero World Tour | CIB |
| Heavenly Guardian | sealed |
| Hollywood Squares | Disc only |
| Hot Wheels Battle Force 5 | no manual |
| House of the Dead 2&3 | Disc + manual |
| House of the Dead 2&3 | CIB |
| House of the Dead Overkill | Disc only |
| Just Dance 2 | sealed |
| Lego Batman 2 | no manual |
| Mad World | CIB |
| Madden 11 | CIB |
| Mario Super Sluggers | Disc only |
| Marvel Ultimate Alliance | CIB |
| MLB 2K10 | CIB - game art slightly faded |
| Monster High Ghoul Spirit | Disc Only |
| Monster hunter 3 tri | No manual - art very faded |
| Netflix disc | Disc only |
| New Super Marios Bros | Case and manual only, no game |
| Ninja Reflex | No Manual |
| Pikmin | No manual |
| Prince of Persia Forgotten Sands | Disc only |
| Rapala Pro Bass Fishing | No manual |
| Rapala Pro Bass Fishing | Disc only |
| Redneck Jamboree | CIB |
| Resident Evil Umbrella Chronicles | CIB |
| Sonic All Stars Racing | CIB |
| Sonic Secret Rings | CIB |
| Sonic Unleashed | CIB |
| Spiderman Edge of Time | No manual |
| Spongebob Squiggleplants | No manual |
| Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Smash-Up | CIB |
| Tiger Woods PGA Tour 10 | CIB |
| Tiger Woods PGA Tour 11 | CIB |
| Tiger Woods PGA Tour 12 Masters | CIB - art on front slightly faded |
| Trivial Pursuit | CIB |
| UFC Trainer | No manual |
| Ultimate I Spy | CIB |
| Wii sports | Disc + manual |
| World of Zoo | No Manual |
| Victorious Boxers Revolution | CIB |
| Game | Notes |
|---|---|
| 007 Legends | CIB |
| Disney Infinity 3.0 | Disc only |
| Giana Sisters Twisted Dreams | CIB |
| Lego Avengers | CIB |
| Lego Movie | CIB |
| Mario Kart Wii U System Box | System Box + both tray inserts |
| Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate | CIB |
| Pokken Tournament | CIB |
| Star Fox Zero + Guard | CIB w/ Outer box, actual games are sealed |
| Super Mario 3D World | CIB |
| Super Mario Maker | CIB w/ Outerbox + idea book |
| Tekken Tag Tournament 2 | disc only |
| Twilight Princess HD | CIB |
| Wii Party U | CIB |
| Wii Sports Club | CIB |
| Windwaker HD | disc only |
| Xenoblade Chronicles X | CIB |
| Yoshi's Wooly World | Sealed |
| Game | Notes |
|---|---|
| Atelier Lydie & Suelle | PAL version - CIB |
| Bravely Default 2 | CIB |
| Moonlighter | CIB |
| Sakuna Rice and Ruin Divine Edition | Sealed |
| Skylanders Imaginators Starter Pack | CIB |
| YS 8 Standard Edition | Sealed |
| Game | Notes |
|---|---|
| Air Combat | CIB GH |
| Asteroids | CIB |
| Breakout | CIB |
| Destruction Derby | CIB Longbox (cardboard) |
| Destruction Derby 2 | disc only |
| Destruction Derby Raw | CIB |
| Driver | Missing Manual / Front art of Jewel Case |
| Driver 2 | CIB |
| Frogger | Missing Manual / Front art of Jewel Case |
| Gran Turismo | CIB |
| Gran Turismo 2 | CIB GH some cracks in case |
| Gran Turismo 2 | CIB |
| IHRA Drag Racing | CIB |
| Interactive CD Sampler Pack Vol 3 | Disc Only |
| Interactive CD Sampler Pack Vol 3 | Disc Only |
| Invasion from Beyond | CIB |
| Iron & Blood | CIB |
| Jeremy McGrath Super Cross 98 | CIB |
| Math Gallery Collection 1 | disc only |
| Nascar 98 | CIB |
| Need for Speed III Hot Pursuit | CIB GH |
| Pac-man World | CIB GH |
| Pong | CIB - case hinge kinda broken |
| Street Sk8ter | CIB |
| Striker 1945 | Blockbuster sticker on disc |
| Syphon Filter 2 | disc only (has discs 1 and 2) |
| Tomb Raider 2 | CIB |
| Tony Hawk's Pro Skater | CIB |
| Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2 | CIB |
| Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3 | CIB |
| True Pinball | CIB |
| Wheel of Fortune | disc only |
| Wipeout | CIB flat longbox americanized cover variant |
| World's Scariest Police Chases | CIB |
| You Don't Know Jack | CIB |
| Game | Notes |
|---|---|
| 007 Agent Under Fire | CIB |
| Acme Arsenal | disc only |
| American Choppers 2 | CIB |
| ATV Offroad Fury 2 | CIB |
| Blitz The League | disc only |
| Blowout | CIB |
| Bully | CIB |
| Cars | No manual |
| Dance Dance Revolution Super Nova | CIB |
| Dukes of Hazard | CIB |
| ESPN 2K5 | CIB |
| Fight Night 2004 | CIB |
| Final Fantasy XII | Disc only |
| Frogger The Great Quest | CIB |
| Gran Turismo 3 | CIB |
| Gran Turismo 4 | CIB |
| GTA 3 | CIB w/ Map |
| GTA Liberty City Stories | no manual |
| GTA Vice City Stories | CIB w/ Map |
| GTA Vice City Ultimate Codes | CIB |
| Guitar Hero III | CIB |
| Jaws Unleashed | No manual - sharpie on front |
| Kengo | CIB |
| Lord of the Rings Two Towers | Disc only |
| Medal of Honor European Assault | Disc only |
| Nascar 06 | Disc only |
| Nascar Dirt to Daytona | CIB |
| NBA Live 2005 | Disc only |
| NCAA Football 07 | Disc only |
| NCAA Football 2004 | CIB |
| Need for Speed Hot Pursuit 2 | CIB |
| Need for Speed Most Wanted Black | CIB |
| Need for Speed Pro Street | CIB |
| Need for Speed Pro Street | Disc only |
| Need for Speed Underground | GH CIB |
| Need for Speed Underground 2 | CIB |
| NFL Street 2 | no manual |
| Pinball Hall of Fame | CIB |
| Pirates Legend of the Black Buccaneer | No manual |
| Rock Band | No manual |
| Sly 2 Band of Thieves | GH CIB |
| Sly 3 Honor Among Thieves | GH CIB |
| Sprint Cars 2 | CIB |
| Sprint Cars Road to Knoxville | CIB |
| SSX 3 | GH no manual |
| SSX On Tour | CIB |
| Test Drive Eve of Destruction | disc only |
| The Sims | Disc only |
| Tiger Woods PGA Tour 01 | CIB |
| Tiger Woods PGA Tour 02 | CIB |
| Tiger Woods PGA Tour 02 | CIB |
| Tiger Woods PGA Tour 03 | CIB |
| Tiger Woods PGA Tour 04 | CIB |
| Tiger Woods PGA Tour 04 | CIB |
| Tiger Woods PGA Tour 05 | CIB |
| Tiger Woods PGA Tour 07 | CIB |
| Tiger Woods PGA Tour 08 | CIB |
| Tiger Woods PGA Tour 09 | CIB |
| Tiger Woods PGA Tour 10 | CIB |
| Wave Rally | CIB |
| Game | Notes |
|---|---|
| Assassin's Creed | CIB |
| Assassin's Creed | GH CIB |
| Assassin's Creed II | CIB |
| Assassin's Creed Revelations | Sealed |
| Batman Arkham City | CIB |
| Battlefield 3 Limited Edition | No manual |
| Battlefield 3 Limited Edition | No manual |
| Battlefield 4 | CIB |
| Battlefield 4 | CIB |
| Battlefield Bad Company 2 Limited Edition | No manual |
| Beijing 2008 | disc only |
| Borderlands 2 | disc only |
| Borderlands 2 | disc only |
| Borderlands 2 | CIB |
| Brutal Legend | CIB |
| Call of Duty Black Ops | CIB |
| Call of Duty Ghosts | CIB |
| Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 | CIB |
| Call of Duty Modern Warfare 3 | CIB |
| Call of Duty World at War | GH CIB |
| Dark Souls | CIB |
| Dark Souls | CIB |
| Dark Souls | CIB - Disc is greatest hits, case is regular |
| Dark Souls II | Disc is greatest hits, case is regular |
| Dead Space 3 Limited Edition | CIB |
| Destiny | CIB |
| Destiny | CIB |
| Def Jam Icon | Case and game, no manual |
| Demon Souls | CIB |
| Devil May Cry | CIB (art is sunfaded a bit) |
| Diablo 3 | No Manual |
| Diablo 3 | Disc Only |
| Dragon Age Inquisition | No manual |
| Dragon's Crown | CIB |
| Dragon's Crown | CIB |
| Duke Nukem Forever | Disc only |
| Duke Nukem Forever | Disc only |
| EA Active 2 | CIB |
| Facebreaker | CIB |
| Family Game Night 4 | disc only |
| Far Cry 3 | CIB |
| Fifa 14 | Disc only |
| Fifa 14 | CIB |
| Fracture | disc only |
| God of War Ascension | CIB |
| God of War Collection | CIB |
| God of War III | CIB |
| God of War Origins Edition | CIB |
| God of War Saga | Sealed |
| Gran Turismo 5 XL Edition | CIB |
| Gran Turismo 5 | CIB |
| Gran Turismo 6 | no manual |
| Gran Turismo 6 | Disc only |
| Grid | Disc only |
| GTA 4 | GH CIB w/ map |
| GTA 4 | GH CIB w/ map |
| GTA 5 | no manual or map |
| GTA San Andreas | Disc only |
| Guitar Hero 3 | CIB |
| Guitar Hero Live | CIB w/ dongle |
| Heavy Rain | Disc only |
| John Daly's ProStroke Golf | CIB |
| Kane & Lynch Dead Men | No manual |
| Killzone 2 | CIB |
| Killzone 2 | no manual |
| L.A. Noire | CIB |
| Lego Movie | no manual |
| Little Big Planet | GH CIB |
| Madden 13 | Disc only |
| Madden 13 | CIB |
| Madden 25 | CIB |
| Madden 25 | CIB |
| Madden 09 | disc only |
| Madden 07 | CIB |
| Mass Effect 2 | CIB |
| Mass Effect 3 | CIB |
| Metal Gear Solid 4 | CIB |
| Metal Gear Solid 4 | CIB |
| Middle Earth Shadow of Mordor | No manual |
| MLB The Show 12 | Disc only |
| NCAA Football 09 | Disc only |
| Need For Speed Rivals | Disc only |
| NHL 11 | CIB |
| NHL 11 | No manual |
| NHL 13 | CIB |
| NHL 13 | disc only |
| NHL 15 | disc only |
| PlayStation Move | Disc only |
| Rapala Pro Bass Fishing | w/ Big Box, rod, game, and rod dongle/receiver |
| Ratchet & Clank Future A Crack in time | GH no manual |
| Ratchet & Clank Future A Crack in time | GH no manual |
| Ratchet & Clank Future A Crack in time | CIB |
| Ratchet & Clank Tools of Destruction | CIB |
| Resident Evil 5 | CIB |
| Rock Band 2 | CIB |
| Saints Row The Third | disc only |
| Sherlock Holmes: Crimes & Punishments | CIB |
| Skylanders Giants | CIB |
| Skyrim | CIB GH (no map, unsure if GH had map) |
| Sly Cooper Thieves in Time | No manual |
| Smackdown vs Raw 2009 | CIB |
| Socom 4 | disc only |
| Soul Calibur 4 | no manual |
| Sports Champions | CIB |
| Sports Champions | CIB |
| Start The Party | No manual |
| Tekken 6 | CIB |
| Tiger Woods PGA Tour 11 | CIB |
| Tiger Woods PGA Tour 10 | no manual |
| Time Crisis 4 | No manual |
| Timeshift | disc only (2x available) |
| Uncharted | CIB |
| Uncharted | GH No manual |
| Uncharted 2 | no manual |
| Uncharted 2 | CIB |
| Uncharted 2 | CIB |
| Uncharted 2 | CIB |
| Uncharted 3 | CIB |
| Uncharted 3 | CIB |
| Uncharted 3 | CIB |
| Game | Notes |
|---|---|
| Agents of Mayhem | disc only |
| Anthem | cib |
| Battleborn | disc only |
| Battleborn | disc only |
| Bayonetta Vanquish | CIB |
| Binding of Isaac | CIB |
| Bloodborne | CIB |
| Brunswick Pro Bowling | CIB |
| Call of Duty WWII | CIB |
| Cyberpunk 2077 | CIB |
| Destiny 2 | CIB |
| Deus Ex | disc only |
| Fifa 14 | CIB |
| Fifa 15 | CIB |
| Minecraft Story Mode | CIB |
| NHL 15 | CIB |
| Nioh | CIB |
| Rock Band 4 | Disc only |
| Spider-man | sealed |
| Ys VIII | disc only |
| Zombieland Double Tap | CIB |
| Game | Notes |
|---|---|
| Outlaw Golf | CIB |
| LA Rush | No manual |
| Greg Hasting's Tournament Paintball | CIB |
| Madden 06 | Disc Only |
| Lego Star Wars Video Game | No Manual |
| NFL Street | CIB |
| Roadkill | No Manual |
| Midtown Madness 3 | No Manual |
| Flat Out 2 | CIB |
| Grabbed By The Ghoulies | CIB |
Xbox 360 Games
| Game | Notes |
|---|---|
| Army of Two 40 Days | Disc only |
| Assassin's Creed Brotherhood | CIB |
| Assassin's Creed Brotherhood Collector's Edition | CIB |
| Assassin's Creed III Limited Edition | CIB |
| Battlefield 4 | CIB |
| Big Bumpin | Sealed |
| Boderlands 2 Limited Edition Ultimate Loot Chest | CIB |
| Call of Duty Ghosts | CIB |
| Call of Duty Modern Warfare 3 | CIB |
| Dance Central 2 | CIB |
| Dance Central 2 | CIB |
| Dead Space 2 Collector's Edition | CIB |
| Disney Infinity 2.0 | CIB |
| Disneyland Adventures | CIB |
| Disneyland Adventures | No manual |
| DJ Hero 2 | CIB |
| DJ Hero 2 | CIB |
| Elder Scrolls Oblivion Collector's Edition | CIB |
| Elder Scrolls Skyrim Collector's Edition | CIB |
| Fallout 3 Collector's Edition | CIB |
| Fifa 12 | CIB |
| Fifa 12 | CIB |
| Fifa 13 | CIB |
| Fifa 14 | CIB |
| Forza 3 / Halo ODST Double Pack | CIB |
| GTA V | No manual - only 1 insert |
| GTA V Collector's Edition | CIB |
| Just Dance 3 | CIB |
| Just Dance 3 | CIB |
| LA Noire | Discs only |
| Madden 25 | CIB |
| Madden 25 | no manual |
| MLB 2K13 | CIB |
| MX Vs. ATV Alive | CIB |
| MX Vs. ATV Reflex | CIB |
| Naruto Rise of a Ninja | sealed |
| NBA Ballers Chosen One | No manual |
| NBA NK11 | no manual |
| NBA NK13 | CIB |
| NBA NK13 | CIB |
| NBA NK13 | no manual |
| NBA NK13 | no manual |
| NHL 13 | no manual |
| NHL 13 | no manual |
| NHL 14 | no manual |
| Pocket Bike Racer | Sealed |
| Rock Band 2 | CIB |
| Shadow of Mordor | Discs and manual. No game art |
| Skate | No manual |
| Skate 2 | Disc only |
| Skylanders Giants | No manual |
| Sneak King | Sealed |
| Soul Calibur IV | Disc only |
| Table Tennis | CIB |
| Tansformers War For Cybertron | No manual - art is sun faded |
| The Wolf Among Us | No manual |
| Tomb Raider Collector's Edition | CIB |
| Witcher 2 | disc 1 only |
| Game | Notes |
|---|---|
| Doug Flutie's Maximum Football 2019 | |
| Dragonball Xenoverse XV | |
| Fifa 14 | |
| Fifa 15 | |
| Fifa 15 | |
| Fifa 16 | |
| Madden 15 | |
| Madden 15 | |
| Madden 16 | |
| Madden 17 | |
| NBA 2k15 | |
| NBA 2k16 | |
| NHL 15 | |
| NHL 15 | |
| The Division | disc only |
| The Wolf Among Us | |
| This is the Police | |
| Wreckfest | |
| Spyro Reignited Trilogy | |
| Tony Hawk Pro Skater 1 + 2 | |
| Tempest 4000 | |
| Rory McIlroy PGA Tour |
| Game | Notes |
|---|---|
| Slam City | Box w/ all 4 Discs, no manual |
| Fifa Soccer | Case and manual, no game |
| Corpse Killer | CIB |
| Game | Notes |
|---|---|
| Daxter Greatest Hits | CIB |
| Jeanne D'Arc demo disc NFR | Sealed |
| Game shield cover | small umd protector (3x avail) |
| Monster hunter freedom | umd only |
| Spiderman UMD Movie | CIB |
| Star Wars Battlefront Elite Squadron | CIB |
| Yu-Gi-Oh! GX Tag Force | CIB no cards |
Amiibo
| Amiibo | Notes |
|---|---|
| Wolf | SSMB |
| Game | Notes |
|---|---|
| Moto Cross | |
| Virtua Racing | Label damage |
| Game | Notes |
|---|---|
| Chrono Trigger | CIB |
| Derby Stallion 3 | cart only |
| Dragon Ball Z | CIB |
| Dragon Ball Z 2 | CIB |
| Dragon Quest I & II | CIB |
| Dragon Quest III | CIB |
| Excite Stage 94 | cart only |
| Excite Stage 96 | cart only |
| Exhaust Heat | CIB |
| F1 Grand Prix Part 3 | CIB |
| Family / Famista Stadium 4 Baseball | cart only |
| Fire Emblem Genealogy Of Holy War | CIB |
| Kirby Super Star | CIB |
| Motoko's Wonder Kitchen | cart only |
| Mountain Stream King Fishing | cart only |
| Pachi Slot Monogatari: Universal Special | cart only |
| Prime Goal 3 | cart only |
| Rockman X2 | cart only |
| Sim City 2000 | cart only |
| Space Bazooka | CIB |
| Space Invaders | cart only |
| Street Fighter II | CIB |
| Super bomberman 2 | cart only |
| Super Bomberman 3 | CIB |
| Super Donkey Kong | cart only |
| Super Goal! 2 (aka Takeda Nobuhiro no Super Cup Soccer) | CIB |
| Super Kyukyoku Harikiri Stadium | cart only |
| Super Zugan 2 | cart only |
| Yoshi's Safari | CIB |
| Yoshi's Safari | CIB |
| Game | Notes |
|---|---|
| 1080 Snowboarding | CIB |
| 1080 Snowboarding | cart only |
| Animal Crossing / Doubutsu no Mori | cart only |
| Baku Bomberman | cart only |
| Banjo Kazooie | cart only |
| Banjo Kazooie 2 | CIB - excellent condition |
| Banjo Kazooie 2 | CIB - small writing on front of box |
| Bass Tsuri No. 1 Shigesato Ito Fishing | cart only |
| Blast Dozer | cart only |
| Bomberman 2 Baku | cart only |
| Bomberman Hero | CIB |
| Custom Robo V1 | cart only |
| Custom Robo V2 | cart only |
| Densha De Go | cart only |
| Derby stallion 64 | cart only |
| Derby stallion 64 | CIB |
| Diddy Kong Racing | cart only |
| Donkey Kong 64 | cart only |
| Donkey Kong 64 | CIB |
| Donkey Kong 64 | Big box - No expansion pak items (insert, pak, or box). Otherwise CIB |
| Doraemon 2 Temple of Light | cart only |
| Excitebike 64 | cart only |
| F-Zero X | cart only |
| Famista Family Stadium Baseball | cart only |
| Famista Family Stadium Baseball | CIB |
| Ganbare Nippon Olympic 2000 | cart only |
| Goemon Mystical Ninja | cart only |
| Goldeneye 007 | cart only |
| Harvest Moon 2 | cart only |
| Hey You Pikachu | Big box - CIB w/ VRU |
| Hey You Pikachu | Big box - missing inserts and smaller game box. Includes game + vru |
| Hey You Pikachu | cart only |
| Hiru No Ken Twin Flying Dragon | cart only |
| Human Grand Prix | cart only |
| Human Grand Prix | CIB |
| J League 1999 Perfect Striker 2 | cart only |
| J League Perfect Striker | cart only |
| Jikkyou Powerful Pro Yakyuu 2000 | cart only |
| Jikkyou Powerful Pro Yakyuu 2001 | cart only |
| Jikkyou Powerful Pro Yakyuu 4 | cart only |
| Jikkyou Powerful Pro Yakyuu 5 | cart only |
| Jikkyou Powerful Pro Yakyuu 6 | cart only |
| Jikkyou Powerful Pro Yakyuu 6 | Boxed - no manual |
| Jikkyou Powerful Pro Yakyuu 6 | CIB |
| Jikkyou World Soccer 3 | cart only |
| Kirby The Crystal Shards | CIB |
| Kirby The Crystal Shards | CIB w/ extra control guide "hyper copy technique" |
| Kirby The Crystal Shards | cart only |
| Legend of Zelda Majora's Mask | cart only |
| Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time | cart only |
| Magical Tetris Challenge Featuring Mickey | CIB |
| Mahjong Master | cart only |
| Mario Golf | cart only |
| Mario Golf | CIB |
| Mario Kart 64 | cart only |
| Mario Party 1 | cart only |
| Mario Party 2 | cart only |
| Mario Party 2 | Boxed - no manual |
| Mario Party 2 | CIB |
| Mario Party 3 | cart only |
| Mario Party 3 | CIB |
| Mario Party 3 | CIB |
| Mario Party 3 | CIB |
| Mario RPG / Paper Mario | cart only |
| Mario Tennis | cart only |
| Mario Tennis | CIB |
| MRC Mutli-Racing Championship | cart only |
| Nushi Tsuri | CIB |
| Nushi Tsuri | cart only |
| Ogre Battle 64 | cart only |
| Olympic Hockey 98 | cart only |
| Ozumo Sumo Wrestling | cart only |
| Pilotwings | cart only |
| Pokemon Snap | cart only |
| Pokemon Stadium | cart only |
| Pokemon Stadium 2 | Boxed - no manual |
| Pokemon Stadium 2 | cart only |
| Pokemon Stadium Gold & Silver | cart only |
| Pro League 64 Baseball | cart only |
| Pro Mahjong Kiwame | cart only |
| Pro Yakyu King of Pro Baseball | cart only |
| Puyo Puyo Sun | cart only |
| Robot Ponkottsu | cart only |
| Shin Nihon Pro-wrestling Toukon Road Brave Spirits | cart only |
| Snowboard Kids | cart only |
| Star Wars Episode 1 Racer | cart only |
| Star Wars Rogue Squadron | CIB - outer box has some wear |
| Star Wars Shadows of the Empire | cart only |
| Starfox 64 | cart only |
| Super B-Daman Battle Phoneix | cart only |
| Super Mario 64 | cart only |
| Super Mario 64 Shindou / Rumble version | cart only |
| Super Mario 64 Shindou / Rumble version | CIB |
| Super Mario 64 Strategy Guide | |
| Super Robot Taisen | cart only |
| Super Smash Bros | cart only |
| Super Smash Bros | CIB |
| Tamagotchi World | cart only |
| Tamagotchi World | Boxed - no manual |
| Transformers Beast Wars | cart only |
| Utchan Nanchan Flame Challenger | cart only |
| Wave Race 64 | cart only |
| Wonder Project J2 | cart only |
| Yoshi Story | cart only |
| Yoshi Story | CIB |
| Yoshi Story Strategy Guide |
| Game | Notes |
|---|---|
| Winning Eleven Play Maker 2013 | CIB |
| Mario Strikers Charged | CIB |
| Wii Simple 2000 Series Vol 2 The Party Game | CIB |
| Donkey Kong Returns | No manual |
| Your First Step to Wii | No manual |
| Super Mario Collection | No manual |
| Mario Super Sluggers | No manual |
| Game | Notes |
|---|---|
| Dynasty Warriors Next | CIB |
| Exist Archive the Other Side of the Sky | CIB |
| Fate Extella | CIB |
| Fate Extella Regalia Box | Missing extras - Just LE box and Vita case + game |
| Freedom Wars | CIB |
| God Eater 2 | CIB |
| God Eater 2 Rage Burst | CIB |
| Gravity Daze (Gravity Rush) | CIB - "The Best" version |
| Kaleido Eve | CIB |
| Legend of Heroes Blende of Locus II Limited Edition | CIB. CD still sealed |
| Monster Hunter Frontier G "Beginners Package" | CIB |
| Persona 4 Golden | CIB |
| Power Smash 4 | CIB - "The Best" version |
| Professional Baseball Spirits 2013 | CIB |
| Professional Baseball Spirits 2014 | CIB |
| Ragnarok Odyssey | CIB |
| Soul Sacrifice | CIB |
| Super Robot Wars OG Taisen Saga 3 Pride of Justice | CIB |
| Sword Art Online Hollow Fragment | CIB |
| Sword Art Online Hollow Realization | CIB |
| Sword Art Online Lost Song | CIB |
| Sword Art Online Lost Song Limited Edition | CIB - game itself sealed |
| Uta No Prince Sama Repeat Love Premium Princess Box | Sealed |
| Utawareumono Mask of Truth | CIB |
| Item | Notes |
|---|---|
| Beatmania | cart only |
| Beatmania | cart only |
| Chocobo Mysterious Dungeon | cart only w/ protector |
| Chocobo Mysterious Dungeon | cart only w/ protector |
| Detective Conan Case Closed | cart only |
| Digimon Adventure Anode Tamer | cart only |
| Digimon Adventure Cathode Tamer | cart only |
| Hataraku Chocobo | CIB |
| Mahjong Touryuumon | cart only w/ protector |
| Nice On Golf | CIB - sticker residue on front of box |
| One Piece "From TV Animation" | cart only w/ protector |
| Rockman & Forte | cart only w/ protector |
| Super Robot Taisen Compact | cart only w/ protector |
| Super Robot Taisen Compact | cart only w/ protector |
| Tarepanda no Gunpey | cart only w/ protector |
| Trump Collection | cart only w/ protector |
| Vaitz Blade | cart only w/ protector |
| Vaitz Blade | cart only w/ protector |
| Wonder Stadium 99 | cart only w/ protector |
| Item | Notes |
|---|---|
| Digimon Tamers Battle Spirit | cart only |
| Digimon Tamers Battle Spirit | cart only w/ protector |
| Digimon Tamers Digimon Medley | cart only |
| Final Fantasy | CIB |
| Final Fantasy | CIB |
| Final Fantasy | CIB |
| Final Fantasy | cart only w/ protector |
| Final Fantasy II | CIB |
| Final Fantasy II | CIB |
| Final Fantasy II | CIB |
| Final Fantasy II | CIB |
| Final Fantasy II | cart only w/ protector |
| Final Fantasy II | cart only w/ protector |
| Hunter x Hunter Determination | CIB |
| Hunter x Hunter Determination | cart only |
| Hunter x Hunter Determination | cart only |
| Inuyasha Kagome's Dream Diary | cart only |
| Kinnikuman Nisei Choujin Seisenshi | cart only |
| Mobile Suit Gundam Vol. 1 Side 7 | cart only |
| One Piece Grand Battle | cart only w/ protector |
| One Piece Treasure Niji no Shima Densetsu | cart only |
| SD Gundam G Generation Mono Eye Gundams | cart only w/ protector |
| Shaman King Asue no Ishi | cart only w/ protector |
| Item | Notes |
|---|---|
| Arc the Lad I | CIB w/ Spine card |
| Arc the Lad I | CIB |
| Arc the Lad II | CIB w/ Stickers |
| Bakusou Dekotora Densetsu Art Truck Battle | CIB |
| Bastard Utsuronaru Kamigami no Utsuwa | CIB |
| Beatmania | CIB |
| Beatmania Append 4th Mix | CIB w/ Spine card |
| Beatmania Append Gotta Mix | CIB w/ Spine card |
| Bomberman Land | Manual + Disc + Blank jewel Case |
| Bomberman Wars | CIB |
| Breeding Stud | CIB w/ Spine card |
| Chocobo's Mysterious Dungeon | CIB |
| Cyber Sled | CIB |
| Dance Dance Revolution (DDR) 2nd Remix Append Club Ver 1 | CIB |
| Dance Dance Revolution (DDR) 2nd Remix Append Club Ver 2 | CIB |
| Densha De Go | CIB |
| Derby Stallion 99 | CIB |
| Dragon Quest VII | CIB w/ Spine card |
| DX Jinsei Game II Game of Life | CIB |
| DX Monopoloy | No manual |
| DX Nippon Tokkyou Ryokou Game Let's Travel Japan | CIB |
| Fighting Illusion K-1 GP 2000 | CIB |
| Final Fantasy Tactics | CIB |
| Final Fantasy V | CIB |
| Final Fantasy VIII | CIB |
| Fist of the North Star | CIB |
| Gekitotsu Toma L'Arc: Tomarunner vs L'Arc-en-Ciel | CIB |
| GPM Gunparade March | CIB |
| Gucho de Park | CIB |
| Gundam the Battle Master | CIB |
| Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone | CIB |
| Honkaku Mahjong Tetsumen Special | CIB "Best" version |
| Hots Shots Golf 2 | CIB |
| I.Q Final | CIB |
| Itadaki Street Gorgeous King | CIB |
| Jikkyou Powerful Pro Yakyuu 95 | CIB |
| Kawa no Nushi Tsuri: Hikyou o Motomete | Disc only |
| Kileak the Blood | CIB |
| Kouryuu Sangoku Engi | CIB |
| Martial Beat | CIB |
| Mingo Country Club Golf | CIB w/ Spine card |
| Mobile Suit Gundam Char's Counter Attack | CIB |
| Monster Farm | CIB |
| Moon Remix | CIB |
| Pass Max 2 | CIB |
| Pocket Fighter | CIB + Pocket fighter stickered memory card |
| Pop'n Music 6 | CIB |
| Pop'n Music 6 | CIB |
| Puyo Puyo 2 | CIB w/ Stickers |
| Quest for Fame Aerosmith | Big Box Complete w/ Pick |
| Rockman X4 | CIB |
| Rockman X5 | CIB w/ Spine card |
| Rockman X6 | CIB |
| RPG Maker 3 | CIB |
| SaGa Frontier I | CIB |
| SD Gundam G Generation | CIB |
| Shin Super Robot Taisen | CIB |
| Simulation Zoo | CIB |
| Super Robot Wars F | CIB |
| Tales of Destiny | CIB w/ Spine card |
| Tales of Eternia | CIB |
| Tenchu Shinobi Hyakusen | CIB w/ Spine card |
| Tennis no Oji-Sama: Sweat and Tears | CIB |
| Tetsunoko Fight | CIB w/ Spine card |
| The Chess Simple 1500 Series Vol 9 | CIB |
| The Crown is For You Baseball | CIB w/ Spine card |
| The Fifth Element | CIB |
| The King of Fighters 95 | CIB |
| The Tetris SuperLite 1500 | CIB |
| Thirteen of Black / Kuro No Juusan | CIB |
| Tokyo Majin Gakuen Gehoujou High School Limited Edition | CIB |
| Trap Gunner | CIB w/ Spine card |
| Wedding Peach Doki Doki Oironaosi | CIB |
| Item | Notes |
|---|---|
| Canvas 2 Rainbow Color Sktech | CIB |
| D.C. II P.S. Da Capo II Plus DX Box Set | CIB |
| Dragon Ball Z 3 | CIB |
| Everybody's Golf 3 | CIB |
| Final Fantasy XI Special Art Box | CIB |
| Gachinko Pro Yakyuu Professional Baseball | CIB |
| Gekikuukan Pro Yakyuu At the End of the Century 1999 | CIB |
| Gundam Musou Special | CIB |
| Kamen Rider Blade | CIB |
| Kanokon: Esuii | CIB |
| Kao no nai Tsuki Select Story DX Edition | CIB |
| Katekyoo Hitman Reborn! Let's Ansatsu!? | CIB |
| Mahjong Taikai III Millenium League | Disc only |
| Mobile Suit Gundam | CIB |
| Mobile Suit Gundam Climax U.C. | CIB |
| Mobile Suit Gundam Seed | CIB |
| Mobile Suit Gundam VS Z Gundam | CIB |
| Mobile Suit Gundam Z: AEUG vs. Titans | CIB |
| Mobile Suit Gundam: Federation vs. Zeon DX | CIB |
| Mystic Heroes - Chou Battle Housin | CIB |
| Naruto: Uzumaki Ninden Chronicles | CIB |
| Onimusha | CIB |
| Puyo Puyo 2 Perfect Set | CIB |
| Ratchet & Clank | CIB |
| Ratchet & Clank 2 Going Commando (GaGaGa!) | CIB "The Best" version |
| Ratchet & Clank 3 | CIB "The Best" version |
| SD Gundam G Generation Neo | CIB |
| SD Gundam G Generation Seed | CIB |
| SD Gundam G Generation Spirits | CIB |
| Shin Onimusha Dawn of Dreams | CIB |
| Soul Eater Battle Resonance | CIB |
| Sui Year Zun Sweet Season | CIB |
| Taiko Risshiden IV | CIB |
| The Prince of Tennis Smash Hit! 2 | CIB |
| To Heart | CIB |
| Viewtiful Joe A New Hope | CIB |
| Item | Notes |
|---|---|
| Power Smash 3 Virtua Tennis | CIB |
| Tales of Vesperia | CIB - "The Best" version |
| Wining Eleven 2013 | CIB |
| Item | Notes |
|---|---|
| Cyberdimension Neptunia: 4 Goddesses Online Limited Edition | CIB |
Pokemon game wants (NTSC/US)
GBC pokemon crystal cart
GBA pokemon fire red cart
DS pokemon pearl CIB or cart only
3DS Pokemon Ultra Moon CIB
Gamecube Pokemon Colosseum CIB (main game, not bonus disc)
PS5 Wants
Neptunia Reverse
Record of Lodoss Wonder Labyrinth
Returnal
Kena bridge of spirits
Star Ocean
Valkyrie Elysium
Potentially other PS5 Offers
Box/Case/Manual wants
2DS XL Pokeball Edition Box & Inserts only
Code of Princess EX - Switch Case
DS Castlevania: Order of Ecclesia - case and manual
DS Chocobo Tales - case and manual
DS Final Fantasy Tactics A2 - case and manual
DS pokemon white 2 Case and manual
DS pokemon black - Case and manual
DS Shin Megami Tensai Devil Survivor 2 - Case and manual only
Harvest Moon DS - case + manual
New Nintendo 3DS XL Galaxy Edition Box & Inserts only
Mario & Luigi Dream League 3DS XL Box & Inserts only
Mario Power Tennis Gamecube - Case + Manual
Phantasy star 1 & 2 plus gamecube - manual only
Pikmin 2 gamecube - manual only
Pokemon Channel Gamecube - Case and Manual
3DS Pokemon Art Academy - Case and manual
Pokemon XY Red 3DS XL Box & Inserts only
Puppeteer PS3 - Manual only
Other wants
Capcom Fighting Collection - Switch
Chrono Trigger - DS complete with map or just the map
Dreamcast light gun - needs to be a US model that will work with house of the dead 2.
Enter the gungeon - Switch
F-Zero - Looks for Gamecube (cib for gcn) and N64 cart
Final Fantasy 1 - NES cart
Final Fantasy XI collectables - open to offers if you have any
Final Fantasy Theatrhythm Final Bar Line - Switch
Fire Emblem games for 3DS
Ikaruga - Gamecube
Katamari Games - Looking for the Vita, Xbox 360, and PS2.
Kirby and the Forgotten Land - Switch
Kirby Return to Dreamland Deluxe - Switch
Legend of Zelda offers - open to offers on non explicitly stated zelda games, merch/items, etc.
Legend of Zelda Spirit Tracks - DS CIB
Monster Boy and the Cursed Kingdom - Switch
Muramasa - PS Vita
Neo Geo Pocket Color Selection Vol 1 - Switch
PS2 Light gun offers - looking for Light Gun games such as the time crisis series and a guncon for ps2.
Rabi-Ribi - PS4/Vita
Ratchet and Clank Quest for Booty PS3 (physical version, I think it's PAL exclusive)
Ratchet and Clank Vita Collection (physical version, I think it's PAL exclusive)
Senran Kagura Peach Beach Splash All service edition - PS4
Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury - Switch
Tales Games for PS3 - Looking for Xilia 2 and Graces F
Tornado Outbreak - PS3
Virtual Boy - looking for a working system and some games (need system before game offers)
Wii U - Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE - special edition
Wii U - HD Windwaker Limited Edition (the one with the figure/statue)
Ys games CIB (mostly looking for PSP and older)
Zone of the Enders HD Collection - PS3
In the rare event anyone has a IIDX DJ DAO Phoenix Wan controller they want to swap I am looking for one.
Looking to work towards complete collection for Wii U - feel free to send offers for Wii U games you may be looking to trade off. Only interested in CIB items.
Potentially open to PS3-5/Vita/PSP/N64/GCN/Switch/3DS/DS offers. I am primarily interested in JRPGs (especially action RPGs), 2D platformers/action games, arcadey games, schmups, beat em ups, etc., but feel free to send me a list to look at!
Willing to consider Pokemon TCG trades as well (English or Japanese, singles/slabs/sealed)
I am not interested in digital codes for games (primarily seeking to add to physical collection).