Nintendo ds torrent

Info about the game, from what I remember:
I played it on my Nintendo DSi back when I was young, so likely before or around 2010.
In one minigame, you blow into the mic to blow bubbles.
There was another minigame where you can fold origami, like an origami piano or cat.
There were 2 screens/pages of minigames; you'd have to press a button to switch between the screens/pages.
The minigames were broken into sections of a background, not in a list or anything like that.
It might be one of those stereotypically girly games, with lots of pink and soft music--not sure if that helps at all.
Note: I tried to research the "Smart Girls/Smart Kids" games, but I can't find one that matches what I remember. It is possible that it's one of those games, but I can't find the exact one, and many of the games have no gameplay videos / screenshots online.
Thanks to anyone who has any input!

So, imagine you die in the year 2004.
Your life ends that year. That’s it. Everyone else moves on and remembers you from 2004. Since you’re now dead, you do not see advancements in human history.
But what if, when you die, your life continues, along with everyone else who has died that year and previously. But you don’t get any advancements or new anything.
So you don’t get new movies, games, music, wars, governments… etc. everything just stays as it was in 2004, or, for sake of argument, whatever year you die.
But that doesn’t matter. You’ll still have access to everything that DID happen and release that year. Shrek 2, for example. The Nintendo DS. Etc.
You would never be bored because you’ll have all of human history to learn including languages and media from 2004 and before that. So you can live an eternity, frozen in your time, just not having anything that is AFTER 2004. (Or whatever period you died)
and hey, you wouldn’t miss it because you wouldn’t know it existed or happened.
And perhaps, the reason ghosts haunted people in the 1900s, 1800s, etc. is because they didn’t have as much to do in their frozen time. So they somehow managed to haunt current times but not necessarily actually interact.
But because there were more and more things added to life as years went on, more and more people died with stuff to do, so they had no need to haunt anyone.
Thank you for coming to my TED talk.

Hey guys, looking to sell my copies of Theresia and Parasite Eve The 3rd Birthday, as well as other Nintendo DS games and some other PS2, PS3, PS4 games, as well as a lot of promotional video game items. Will be updating the promotional items/games list gradually so please check out future posts!
-Nintendo DS:
-Trace Memory (CIB) - $53
Theresia (Brand new, sealed) - $135
Monster Hunter Generations (Brand new, sealed) - $20
-PSP:
Parasite Eve: The 3rd Birthday (Mint, CIB) - $75
-PS2:
Capcom vs SNK 2 (CIB) - $55
Constantine (Sealed) - $50
.hack Infection (Black label, CIB, with bonus DVD) - $30
Star Ocean: Till the End of Time (Black label, CE version, CIB) - $17
Gauntlet Dark Legacy (CIB) - $35
SSX (CIB, Black label): $7
God of War 2 (CIB, Black label, 2005 version.) - $25
-PS3:
Valkyria Chronicles (Signed by producer Ryutaro Nonaka at pre-launch event, opened at signing so he can sign the cover insert, never played or used, Black label) - $100
The Simpsons (Black label, CIB) - $50
Tekken Hybrid Collector's Edition (Mint, CIB): - $80
Deus EX: Human Revolution (Black label, Sealed) - $17
Unreal Tournament 3 (CIB) - $7
Mass Effect 2 (CIB) - $5
Mass Effect 3 (CIB) - $5
Amy of Two (CIB) - $7
Playstation All-Stars Battle Royale (Sealed) - $25
Crysis 2 (CIB, Black label) - $6
Resident Evil 6 (Black label, CIB) - $7
-PS4:
The Bioshock Collection (Brand new, sealed) - $23
Tales from the Borderlands (Brand new, sealed) - $40
Battleborn (Brand new, sealed) - $5
-Xbox 360:
Guilty Gear 2 Overture (Brand new, sealed): $40
Burnout Paradise (Sealed, 1st Print version) - $60
Pro Evolution Soccer 2011 (Loose, disc only) - $5
Tekken 6 Xbox 360 Promo Faceplate (Brand new, never used/opened, Kazuya version) - $95, OBO
Soul Calibur 4 Xbox 360 Promo Faceplate (Brand new, never used/opened, Darth Vader version) - $100
-Nintendo Gameboy Advance:
Pokemon Ruby (loose, will provide pics for authenticity, etc.) - $85
-Wii:
Guilty Gear XX Accent Core (Sealed) - $50
-PC:
Xplosiv SEGA PC Virtua Fighter CD-ROM (Brand new, never opened/used, seal torn on the bottom): $5
Xplosiv SEGA PC Virtua Fighter 2 CD-ROM (Brand new, never opened/used, seal torn on the bottom): $7
-Others:
Vintage Dino Crisis 3 official Capcom promo t-shirt (XL, brand new and never worn, Patrick and Sonya ver.): $90 or best offer
Ultimate Marvel vs Capcom 3 San Diego Comic Con 2011 official promo t-shirt (brand new, sealed in wrap, yellow version): $70 or best offer
Tekken 7 Nina Williams Official Namco promo t-shirt (both brand new, never worn, 1 XL and 1 Small available): $70 or best offer
Soul Calibur 5 Project Soul official t-shirt (XL, brand new with original wrap, only given out to raffle winners at Tokyo Game Show event and Bandai Namco staff exclusive): $120 or best offer
Vintage Guilty Gear Overture 2 official promo t-shirt (mint condition, worn only once): $60 or best offer
Vintage Devil May Cry Luce and Ombra official promo t-shirt (M, brand new, never worn): $70 or best offer
Tekken 6 official promo t-shirt (XL, brand new, never worn): $40 or best offer
Tekken 6 X Tapout crossover official promo t-shirt (XL, brand new w/tags, never worn, Bryan Fury version): $130 or best offer
Tekken 6 Premium Gift promo 2009-2010 Calendar - $23
Soul Calibur 4 Official promo patch - $17
Killzone 3 E3 Award promo lanyard (New, never worn) - $12
Wii promo lanyard (blue) - (New, never worn) - $15
Metroid: Other M Promo Bonus Art Folio (brand new, sealed) - $20
Soul Calibur 4 DC Comics x Bandai Namco collab promo comic and artbook (brand new, never read) - $15
Playstation Experience 2016 lanyard w/E3 Experience VIP card attached + PSX 2016 E3 Coca Cola promo cup - $20
Viewtiful Joe promo trading cards by Capcom/Clover (Brand new, sealed) - $15
Valkyria Chronicles Japan promo event limited edition Grenade stress ball - $95
Tekken Tag Tournament 2 large box art promo display - $37
Dead or Alive 5 large box art promo display - $37
Persona 4 Area P4A box art large promo display - $37
Marvel vs Capcom 3 Fate of Two Worlds large box art promo display - $37
If you have any official video game/anime related trading cards (non-TCG) such as Gold LRG cards (will let you know which ones I'd like), Metal Gear Solid trading cards, Fate series (not FGO) trading cards, etc., just let me know what you have. Also am interested in Yakuza/Ryu ga Gotoku official merch.
Prices are before shipping costs and prefer Paypal F&F but G&S is fine too. PM me to get an estimate on shipping cost with your zip code. Local pickup depends, please let me know first if you're interested in anything and we can go from there about location and meeting up at a place.
For pics, please let me know. If multiple items are bought, can work out some sort of deal or discount.
Hope to sell these to a new home!

[Nintendo ds] [late 2000s-early 2010s?] Cartoony action/strategy kinda puzzle game
This may seem kind of faint because I don't remember a whole lot about this game, but it involved you having these small cartoony alien type characters. Basically the object of the game (or atleast what I remember) was you having to use a slingshot type of mechanism sort of like in angry birds, to launch your little alien guys into these baskets. You would have to launch them over certain barriers and obstacles and whatnot into these baskets to complete the level. As you progress and complete more levels you would unlock more of these little alien characters to use in your levels.
At this point what I'm recalling from the game is very faint and it may not be 100% accurate from the game, however from what I remember, each little alien guy had their own abilities that assisted you in launching them into the baskets. Like for example ( this isn't an actual character from the game just a generalization) there could've been a character that was able to split itself into 3 separate characters when you tapped the screen or something to increase chances of making it into the basket. It was different abilities like that which made each little alien guy so unique, and I'm pretty sure the later you unlocked a character, the better ability it had.
Anyway thats really all I can remember from it, So I'm hoping someone knows the name of it

I didn't know what tag to put on this so here we go.
TW: Mentions of death, suicide, depression, anxiety, eating disorders, dysmorphia, C-PTSD,
I'm writing this without the intention of posting it, I'm uncertain if this is something I want to share, but, I feel as if I have no other choice. This is a lot, but I'm trying to trace things back to their possible beginnings. I have no idea if I'm doing this right, I hope that I am.
I ended up posting it.
SECTION ONE: DEATH & EDUCATION
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I am a 20M, I don't use reddit for much. I'm born and raised in the United States and I'm GEN Z. I've been in college for almost 5 years and my grades are good for the most part despite my utter burnout. I have several mental conditions both diagnosed and some which I have discovered on my own. I intend to verify with some sort of mental health professional the ones I'm uncertain of. I am confirmed to have Generalized Anxiety Disorder, ADHD, Insomnia. However I believe that I also have some sort of eating disorder as when I'm anxious I eat a lot in order to stop thinking about it, BDD [Body Dysmorphic Disorder] which i'm 100% certain about and depression. My psychologist when I was in high school argued that I have complex PTSD relating to school/academic environments. While I'm not entirely sold on it myself I thought I would include it until I can get a second opinion.
When I was younger I had constantly been told that "You are so mature" and "You look so old/big" that it had become part of my personality, and part of the way I lived my life. I typically agreed with this when I was younger, I didn't find enjoyment in school in fact quite the opposite. I loathed it.
See, I was always the "bigger" kid. I mean big, like I had childhood obesity big. My parents weren't worried however because my doctor at the time had said something along the lines of "As he grows he'll shed some of the weight" however this was not the case whatsoever. I grew up with a lot of weight and when I was younger there was plenty of teasing and bullying. I discovered how cruel people could be when I was very young, as I wasn't as physically fit I found myself unable to have fun as there wasn't something I could go do where I sat away from people. My parents as wonderful as they are never seemed to be able to comprehend why I loathed school to the point where I was pretty much willing to say I had anything just not to go. I had told them how uncomfortable school makes me and they had once proposed to me and asked if I wanted to go to a different school. (We were well off in comparison to most of our area) However what little friends I did make I wanted to keep and I worried that as a new student at a different school I would draw even more attention.
Since I stayed I had to deal with the bullying, I was too afraid to leave what few friends I had. I never understood why they were mean to me. I had always been kind, and I hadn't been afraid to talk for myself however at a certain point I started to believe everything they said. So I started staying in my house more often, the neighbors who I had been friends with since I was very young I fell out with because I didn't want to be physically outside and risk embarrassing myself as I had always done. My favorite hobby was playing video games in the living room, I had nothing else besides my Nintendo DS for Pokémon or other games that my brother and I shared. Looking back I probably made a couple of people feel bad, but I had felt awful too. If I could go back I'd change it. However there is nothing I can do.
Eventually I just stopped letting myself be seen.
My brothers friends became my friends, however as time went on one of them utterly abandoned him because he came out as gay to this friend we'll call Chad. While I didn't know this at the time, one day one of the friends I had made core memories with simply disappeared and I never found out why until I was 16. The year after another one his friends (we'll call him Wedge) lost his sister to cancer, and he eventually stopped hanging out with us due to grief and an onset of mental illness. (I still communicate with him, but for private reasons I can't go into why I can't befriend him please understand). Eventually, another one of our friends (We'll call Jack) had also gotten cancer, he had survived but had been in and out of the hospital so much that we lost our connection. Lastly, the cousin (We'll call her Allison) I was closest with someone who I really related too suddenly dropped out of my life due to inter-family drama with our parents. Bare in mind, this all happened within the span of 2 years when I couldn't have been older than 6 or 7. I became used to people coming and going. In fact it's been the key theme in my life, that people will die, and are unfortunately temporary and I had to learn this young. Some family members had come around when my great grandfather was dying assuming he had money so they started hanging out with us only for them to depart shortly after his death after realizing there was nothing he had to give. I think subconsciously I had become emotionally jaded instead of mature. It didn't become any easier when people at my school killed themselves or tried to stab one another
So I gained a fear of abandonment. Future events didn't help it much either. While my brother began to despise talks about emotions (he was 5 years older than me) I began to need someone to talk to more and more.
My family never understood why I had so many issues with education despite doing so well. I had always been bad at communicating my feelings until recently (not that it has changed anything in my life) so they always believed that it was simply me being a boy and not wanting to go to school. This never changed until middle school, it took years for them to finally listen to me when I told them I get chronic migraines I even had a diagnosis for it alongside the CPTSD and GAD. Yet by this time it was too late for anything to be done. Education had been a nightmare for me, unsympathetic teachers, difficult administration that said they didn't believe me because I wasn't one to show I was anxious.
There's more, but I feel like I've painted a clear enough picture of my early childhood. One year my migraines had gotten so bad that I spent all 365 days inside without any connection, and the year after as well. I had been so anxious about high school that I dropped out in 10th grade, and got a GED through some loopholes. I went to college the semester after, entirely online.
So for four years I was locked inside a house. Four years. This doesn't even include all the issues I had dealt with in terms of parents, or the intricate social issues I had online which was my only source of interaction, and remains to be my only source of interaction. In fact 50% of my life was either in school or at home. There was no other location which I went too. I didn't have any friends as they had all ditched me for objectively more put together people in high school. Despite all my academic anxieties doing college online was a breeze for me, I got 4.0 GPA my first three semesters until I transferred.
But we'll come back to this. I want to go over some other things.
SECTION TWO: HOME & FAMILY
All I had was home and videogames. It was what kept me going. For the longest time I had to sit in the living room in order to play multiplayer games with strangers who often treated me better than people in real life. I eventually met some people I stayed friends with for 10 years, however around year 3 I realized that I had always been the but of their jokes, or one who was always worst one in the group. There was a bully of mine in that group, but I liked the other people so much that it was worth it. However anytime I said I didn't like how they made me feel I was met with further ridicule until eventually I simply decided to play with them only when they were on. However I had the burning desire to prove myself and that I wasn't the worst in the group like I had always been in my real life. However this took me years to accomplish and by the time I did it felt hollow.
My parents often would yell at me if I spoke too loud which is typical in most families, however the walls were paper thin, so too loud was talking at a casual indoor volume which often caused me a lot of embarrassment which they never seemed to care about. Sometimes they'd break my things and I'd get super sad and only after they realized how much pain they caused me would they do anything. They didn't realize that being online was one of the most important things to me when I was younger, I don't blame them, however . . .
It wasn't just online. It was vacations, hotel rooms, in public, in private spaces, school, or anything. Every vacation we had ever taken I cried on due to the yelling and bickering that took place between my parents who continually said that it was typical for both of them. However, it never felt like that and for some reason I was always caught in the middle. No matter where I was it always felt as if something was going to go wrong, like someone was going to embarrass me. While I'm aware now the only people they embarrassed was themselves, it is awful that I live with this and feel unable to be myself in any public space. Their justification always was that's how they always were and they always explained how it wasn't going to change and that I'd just have to learn how to live with it. I fear going anywhere with them.
While they're somewhat better now, I can't help but wish they were better then.
SECTION THREE: ONLINE DATING
Being locked in a house for so long does a number on you I think its something that most people can sympathize with at least now. You wish and long for social interaction craving the feeling of someone else around you and eventually it turns to this deep obsession and longing that you cant get rid of or replace. For me, the cure was hearing "I love you." I'm not physically attractive in person, at least not conventionally. I'm 350lbs, but I appear to carry it well so I actually look lighter than I actually am (Thank God). It's safe to say I'm not someone's first choice, and that's okay. I'm good at other things and have skills in other areas. I met a girl online one day and we became friends but we lost each other in school work, a year later we had met again online by chance alone and we spent time with one another. It lasted for about three years with intention to meet up, had I been more mature I'm sure the relationship would've lasted, but it was a right person wrong time situation. She was nice and caring and taught me a lot about religion, I too this day credit her for what little faith I have left in a God.
This isn't the first time I've dated online (by online I mean no physical contact not like dating apps), nor was I the first in my family. My brother had been dating his partner for about 6 years at that point, now he actually brings his partner over and stuff which was super nice to see. She built up my self confidence and practically said every word right when it needed to be said, eventually she cheated, she had come and told me immediately and against my better judgement I forgave her, and then at the end of the relationship she did it again. Was it stupid? Yep. Did I set myself up for it? Yeah. Does it still bother me? Sometimes. However, hearing those words were sweet and gave me a reason to wake up in the morning as stupid as it may sound.
Since then I haven't met anyone, nor do I think I could no matter how much I know it would make my life better. I wouldn't want to burden someone. Plus, I've never had anyone show any interest in me whatsoever, only time people have been willing to give me a chance is if they never saw how I looked and only experienced my personality. (This does wonders for my self-confidence) [clear sarcasm]
SECTION FOUR: WEIGHTLOSS & LACK OF FRIENDS
I've heard all manner of arguments against people who are obese. From the "Control yourself" argument or "eat a salad" or just simply "eat less." However these arguments often come from people who haven't ever dealt with the condition before. It makes life a struggle to live and one would think if things were that simple everyone would be physically fit. However this isn't the case. Yes, all of those things are important, but I've been trying to lose weight since I was 14. That is 6 going on 7 years. With BDD I look myself in the mirror in self hatred, and given that I have a bigger stomach its with me everywhere I go. I predominantly wear baggy clothes in order to cover this up, but even I know that they make me look even worse. The closest I ever got to being below 300 was 310, then I was put on a medication which made me suicidal and all this progress was gone because I had basically been put on home arrest by my family (reasonably so).
Even still, I haven't gotten that close in such a long time and I'm wondering if it'll ever look how I want too. I wonder if people will ever see me as someone other than that fat guy who is mostly socially awkward but can be funny sometimes. I never got to develop the necessary social skills for dealing with people that most kids who grow up bigger do. I don't have a fun sense of humor, I'm very dry, but I feel the need to be funny which never works out. I spent my whole life without friends to the point where I don't even know where to begin in making them.
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Alright, now you know everything which leads up to my present day at my current campus and my current life. Thank you for reading up until this point, but now lets get into the finishing portion. Today and tomorrow.
FINAL SECTION: Today and Tomorrow
Remember how I said that I transferred colleges after my third semester? Well, I went to college at 16, and transferred at my last couple months as a 17 year old. I commute and it's about a 30min drive. (I don't know how to drive, COVID-19 ruined my chances at learning when I was supposed too.) At the time I just dropped off a distance away from the campus and walked there as I was embarassed that my parents had to still drive me. Freshmen Orientation was awful, I tried to make it good for myself but the people I was around wanted nothing to do with me and I knew why. I just wasn't good enough. I called the campus to see if there was anything that could be done, and the figured something out, however the second group was no different. I tried connecting with people who were having similar issues to me through digital means to arrange meetups on the campus however this went even worse and I was frequently ghosted. My psychologist at the time believed that I had become triggered from this experience on the first day of classes where I had a severe panic attack where I practically relived 20 years of pain in a couple of seconds. I was reduced to a blabbering mess wondering what I had done wrong, and where I went wrong.
See I had been told my whole life when I suffered through public school that college was going to be this wonderful experience where people find themselves and learn to do things all on their own. I was the first generation to go to college in my family and each person had told me these great things. To me it was pretty much my last vestige of hope. When it all went wrong I had been devastated. To this day I have tried to make friends, I do my best to approach first and be polite with those in my classes. I behave in a helpful fashion and always try to be useful to others. Yet time and time again I've failed. For the first three weeks of my first semester I didn't go to a single class due to horrible anxiety when my only hope was that for once in my life I could be myself.
With all this, I feel alienated, worthless, ugly. Something not worthy of love nor compassion from others, an outsider who doesn't belong. I've slowly carved at all the things I'm confident in out of my mind as I have become burnt out from years of being "so smart." Now I can barely lift a finger for an assignment that is two hours do from midnight either because I'm having a mental breakdown or I'm thinking about having a mental breakdown. I have so many conditions, fears, phobias, and health issues I feel as if my life would be better lived by someone else. All the love and praise I do receive from my professors and family feels wrong and despite my family trying to accommodate my unique needs it always seems like I have to clash with them in order for them to understand I am not the same as them as in I can't just function as they all do. I come from a very hardworking family so to them despite my conditions I'm just lazy and I don't understand how to deal with all of it.
It feels like I was in the character creator and decided to do all negative traits to see how long I would last before I die or go insane. Sometimes I don't know if I've grown to deal with it or if I have become numb to my own feelings and needs which have never been addressed. So with all of this, how do I live? How am I supposed do anything if I can't even do the simple things like go to classes or control how I respond to stress? I feel as if I'm missing out on everything from knowing what my body can possibly do if it was fit, to not getting the social experience I need and so desperately crave even though I know I don't belong.
Everyone responds to life differently and I hope everyone can understand that what may not bother you could bother someone else. I hope people understand I'm not trying to sound cringe or anything, but genuinely receive some form of help. I probably didn't do how I'm feeling justice, or what I've experienced, but this is my first time expressing myself in a online setting.
Good luck everyone! I hope everyone is doing well and if you aren't were in this together.

Okay, so a little bit of context here. I (M17) am currently living with my mom. I don't have a dad and my siblings have moved out a long time ago.
I often get into arguments with my mom over the smallest things, for example not smiling when im around people or wearing a hoodie she doesn't like. I'm used to this though, but it's important to the story.
Most of my early life i spent at home, my mom was usually not a fan of me leaving home/meeting new people as she was afraid of bad people having bad influence on me (i know that this is crappy on her part, no need to point that out in the comments). This has led me into becoming a pretty big introvert, but don't get the wrong idea. I like to hang out with people i know and i'm not that socially awkard, but more often than not i prefer to spend time alone.
And while i was alone, i usually just played games on my PC. I was always into Nintendo games but never had the money to buy the consoles, so i'd just emulate them. Eventually though, i managed to save up some money recently and got myself a 3DS and a Switch, which was a dream come true since it allowed me to play games like ACNH natively, and i'm kind of a purist on that matter so it made me really glad.
You know who wasn't glad that i got a game console of my own? My mom.
You may think that since i mentioned that my mom always tried to gatekeep other people from my life she'd be glad i found a hobby like this, but ever since i turned 15 she really started to demand that i go out to people more often.
But now actually into the topic. I have the school break. Today i got up at 11am, i know it might seem late but trust me, i've done worse. After i got up i ate breakfest, went outside and played with my dog and spent some time with my mom, and propably at around 1pm i went to play Animal Crossing. I propably played for 2 hours then switched to RDR2 on my pc. I played it for a while, propably around 2 hours as well and now we're at 5pm. I took a break and listened to the entirety of Vessel by Twenty One Pilots, after that i grabbed my Switch and played even more New Horizons. Idk for how long exactly, but you get the idea. Now i was playing Mario Kart DS and suddenly i get called by my mom, who starts complaining about how long i play video games and how big of an effect it's going to have on my life. She says that i should find a more productive hobby, and go out more often.
Adding up all the numbers it seems like i played games for around 6 hours today. Plus i watched a couple episodes of South Park, so make it 7.
So the final question is: who do you guys think is right? Should i actually do something more productive when i'm home or should i be allowed spending time playing games? Just a quick note here, i know i kind of wasted this day, on other days i like to go on walks with my dog and ride my bike as well, but today was just kind of a lazy day.
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Systems:
Nintendo Switch Lite Blue, factory sealed. $165
Games:
PS5 EA Sports PGA Tour Golf CIB $20
Sonic Superstars CIB $20
Sonic Origins Plus CIB (Code Redeemed) $15
Far Cry 6 CIB $10
Goat Simulator 3 (Sealed) $15
NHL 22 CIB $7
Deathloop CIB $10
Cyberpunk (PS4 disc, free ps5 upgrade) CIB $14
Diablo 4 Sealed $25
Switch
Nickelodeon All Star Brawl Ultimate Edition (Sealed) $10
Game Builder Garage CIB $15
Shaq Fu CIB $10
Big Brain Academy CIB $17
Nintendo DS
Chicken Little Ace in Action CIB (writing on label) $5
Tony Hawks American Sk8land CIB (writing on label) $10
Narnia CIB (writing on label) $8
Ben 10 Protector of Earth CIB $5
Xbox One
Lego Marvel Avengers CIB $5
NBA Playgrounds 2 CIB $6
Overwatch CIB $2
Skylanders Imaginators CIB $15
Skylanders Superchargers CIB $10
Lego Ninjago CIB $5
Final Fantasy XV disc only $5
PSP
Naruto ultimate Ninja Heroes 2 (game and case) $15
MLB the Show 08 CIB $4
PS2
GTA San Andreas (Disc Only) $5
Silent Hill Origins (Disc Only) $70
Max Payne Case, no instructions $8
Max Payne 2 CIB back cover label small damage $11
Rocky Legends CIB $15
MLB Slugfest 2003 CIB $8
Goldeneye Rogue Agent Case but no instructions $5
Mortal Kombat Armageddon CIB Front Label minor damage $18
NCAA Baseball 07 Case but no instructions $15 Atari anthology CIB $5
PS3 MLB the Show 15 - Disc Only $4