New Games Overview

• Controller comes in two stylish colors to match your Wii console: white and black
• Blends design elements from classic Nintendo controllers with modern ergonomic features
• Ergonomic grip allows for player comfort during long play sessions while additional row of shoulder buttons expands on control options in-game
• By plugging into a Wii Remote players experience near wireless freedom
• Compatible with more than 460 Wii, WiiWare and Virtual Console games

Wii Classic Controller Pro – White

Product Description
Simple. Intuitive. Easy to use. The Classic Controller Pro is designed to work together with the Wii Remote controller on the Wii video game system. Created for accessibility and comfort, the Classic Controller Pro blends design elements from game systems such as the NES, Super NES, and Nintendo 64 providing seamless play control for a wide range of games. The Classic Controller Pro is primarily used for playing Virtual Console games on the Wii Shop Channel (not compatible with Nintendo GameCube games). Also look on the back of Wii Game Disc packaging to see which games use the Classic Controller Pro.Amazon.com Product Description
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Wii Classic Controller Pro – White

How to Start Video Game Collecting

You have played video games since you were a kid and now you want to start collecting some of those games you remember so fondly. How do you start collecting video games? Where do you look to find the best deals? And how do you know how much your collection is worth? This article will answer these questions for you and you will be ready to start your very own video game collection.

It doesn’t take very much at all to start collecting video games, you probably already have some games around your house. Those are the first additions to your collection. Congratulations. I’m sure you will want to expand it to other games too so you have to decide what you want to collect. Many gamers decide they want to start with their favorite video game system when they were younger, maybe the NES or Super Nintendo or even Atari 2600. Others focus on the more obscure consoles with lots of rare games like the Sega Saturn or Atari Jaguar. It doesn’t even have to be one console. Maybe you want to collect role playing video games or some other genre. There are tens of thousands of video games to choose from though, so it is important to have some direction when you first start off.

Now you have chosen what types of video games you want to collect. So you will need to know where to find them. One of the best places to get specific video games is eBay. They have a very wide selection of video games available so if you know specific games you are looking for it is a great place to start. Many people don’t like the bidding process though so you can also use Amazon or Half to buy online.

Physical locations might be the best shopping for your video game collection though. Garage sales, pawn shops. swap meets, flea markets, rental stores, and clearance racks all have some video games available. The prices will usually be much better than online because the sellers don’t realize they have a diamond in the rough. Look through the selections to see if they have anything available that you want. You will have to be patient to get results sometimes, but that one rare game for $3 at a garage sale makes it all worth while.

How do you know you have found a good deal though and how do you know how much your video games are worth? One of the easiest ways is to use an online video game price site like VideoGamePriceCharts.com or even Amazon can be used to find the price other people are selling the game for. You can look up the game you want online and if the store is selling it for less than the online listing, you probably found a good deal. After you have started a video game collection these sites are helpful in knowing how much everything is worth too.

You should have a pretty good idea how to start your video game collection, where to find the games, and how to price your video games too. Now go out and start your collecting. Good luck!

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Classic Game Room HD reviews PAC MAN for the NES, the Nintendo Entertainment System from Namco and Tengen. This 1993 release of the game is fairly true to the original although I found the speed of gameplay to bit slightly different. Pac-Man on NES starts off extremely slow and then picks up the pace rapidly. Visually true to the original with good sound and graphics, the Tengen release of Namco’s classic coin-op should please those collecting NES cartridges. It looks smooth too with Pac Man sporting a pimp hat on a classy black game cart. This CGR review of Pac Man on NES has gameplay from Pac Man on Nintendo showing 8-bit Pac Man game play in HD.

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This is the first in my video series I’m doing where I take video games I’ve never played before and I review them as I play them for the first time. In this video I play a game for the NES based on the Marvel comic series “The Punisher.”

Never been a fan of the show, but I like the game!

Not the TV show, the overlooked classic brawler!

Cinemassacre.com Its show & tell time! There hasnt been an AVGN video in so long, I figured this would help fill the void. Ive mentioned this several times, but might as well say it again. Im waiting for the Gametrailers contract to be renewed so I can continue releasing episodes. In the meantime, I made this special video to say thanks for being patient, thanks to all the fans who donated these games, and thanks in general for the overall support. Go to the site: cinemassacre.com If you want to donate games, contact Mike@Cinemassacre.com By the way, new AVGN episode soon!

Click here for the DVD! www.ffstv.com Click here for Part 4! blip.tv TURBO MATCH! The boys design their own custom motocross tracks, while Dad installs a muffler on Ace!