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Storage Solutions | Condition |
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Thin Jewel Case for CD/DVD/Blu-Ray | New. Clear front, black back |
Standard Jewel Case for CD/DVD/Blu-Ray | New. Clear front and back |
Genesis/Famicom Retro Protection | New, PET acid-free plastic cartridge protector |
Super Famicom Cartridge Retro Protection | New, PET acid-free plastic cartridge protector |
SNES Cartridge Retro Protection | New, PET acid-free plastic cartridge protector |
NES Cartridge Retro Protection | New, PET acid-free plastic cartridge protector |
amiibo | Condition |
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Tears of the Kingdom Link | Loose |
Ocarina of Time Link | Loose |
Majora's Mask Link | Loose |
Smash Bros. Link | Loose |
Skyward Sword Link | Loose |
Zelda & Loftwing | Loose |
Wind Waker Link | Loose |
Wind Waker Zelda | Loose |
Twilight Princess Link | Loose |
Wolf Link and Midna | Loose |
Callie | Loose |
Marie | Loose |
Inkling Boy [Neon Green] | Loose |
Inkling Girl [Neon Pink] | Loose |
Inkling Squid [Neon Purple] | Loose |
Splatoon 2 Pearl | Loose |
Splatoon 2 Marina | Loose |
Splatoon 3 Inkling [Yellow] | Loose |
Splatoon 3 Octoling [Blue] | Loose |
Splatoon 3 Small Fry | Loose |
Zelda Loftwing | New In Box |
Sanrio amiibo cards | Sealed Pack |
Mario Cereal Box | Cereal Removed/Flattened |
Isabelle Summer Outfit | Open Box |
Cyrus/K.K./Reese | New In Box/Damaged box |
Tom Nook | New In Box |
Mabel | New In Box |
Digital Codes | Condition |
---|---|
SCOTT PILGRIM VS THE WORLD-STANDARD EDITION-US | Switch Digital Code |
Figures | Condition |
---|---|
Chrono Trigger Chrono (Crono)/Robo/Eira (Ayla) Formation Arts Figure | Loose figure, most limbs are detachable by design, no missing parts |
Pit Figma Figure | First Edition, Open Box, Contains everything but AR cards |
Lillie (Pokemon) Nendoroid | Sealed. US edition from the Pokemon Center |
Pixel Pal Mega Man | Sealed, damaged box |
Pixel Pal SMB3 Mario | Sealed |
Pixel Pal SMB3 Luigi | Sealed |
Tracer Nendoroid (730) | Sealed |
Tracer (Blizzard Entertainment Cute But Deadly Series 2 Vinyl) | Loose figure |
Switch | Condition |
---|---|
Adventure Acedamia | Sealed |
Atelier Ryza 3 | Complete in Box |
Azure Striker Gunvolt Striker Pack | Sealed |
Bendy and the Ink Machine | Complete in Box |
Cruel King and the Great Hero Storybook Edition | Complete in Box |
Ender Lilies | Sealed, Japan Import |
Grim Fandango Remastered | Complete in Box, no slip cover |
Labyrinth of Refrain | Loose |
Legend of Zelda Tears of the Kingdom | Sealed |
Metroid Dread Collector's Edition | Sealed, a few dings associated with shipping |
Monster Hunter Stories 2 Collector's Edition | Sealed |
The Mummy Demastered | Complete in Box |
River City Girls | Complete in Box, US Copy, Best Buy Variant |
Shadowverse Champion's Battle | Loose |
Shantae | Sealed |
Shantae Risky's Revenge | Sealed |
Shantae Collector's Edition | Sealed |
Shantae Risky's Revenge Collector's Edition | Sealed |
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Cowabunga Collection | Sealed |
Wonder Boy: The Dragon's Trap | Complete in Box |
Yu-Gi-Oh Legacy of the Duelist: Link Evolution | Loose |
Wii | Condition |
---|---|
Batallion Wars 2 | Game and Case |
Castle of Shikigami III | Complete in Box |
Okami | Game and Case |
WiiU Games | Condition |
---|---|
Batman Arkham City Armored Edition | Sealed |
Disney Infinity 2.0 | Sealed |
Nintendoland | Complete in Box |
Star Fox Guard | Complete in Box |
Turbo Super Stunt Squad | Complete in Box, Art/Manual damage |
DS | Condition |
---|---|
Animal Crossing Wild World | Game, Case, and inserts. No Manual |
Final Fantasy Fables Chocobo's Dungeon DS+ | Complete in Box, Japanese Import |
Izuna 2 The Unemployed Ninja Returns | Loose |
Super Scribblenauts | Loose |
3DS | Condition |
---|---|
Kid Icarus Uprising (Japanese) | Game, Manual, and Case (No Big Box) |
Kid Icarus Uprising | Complete in Box, Includes Big Box, Stand and AR cards |
Senran Kagura Deep Crimson Double D Edition | Sealed |
GBA | Condition |
---|---|
Car Battler Joe | Loose. Label imperfections |
Chocobo Land A Game of Dice | Loose |
Lady Sia | Loose, EU import |
Lady Sia | Loose. Label imperfections |
Super Mario Advance | No label |
GB | Condition |
---|---|
Alleyway | Loose |
Kid Dracula | Loose |
NES | Condition |
---|---|
Adventure Island II | Loose |
Faria | Game and Box. Box has some wear |
Kid Icarus | Game, Box, and Manual; Box shows wear; Protective case for box and manual included |
Rainbow Islands | Loose |
Super Mario Bros & Duck Hunt | Loose |
SNES | Condition |
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Metal Marines | Loose |
Secret of Mana | Loose |
Super Punch-Out | Loose |
Super Scope 6 | Loose |
Wild Guns | Loose, Bad Label Damage |
Gamecube | Condition |
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Cubivore | Loose disc |
Pikmin | Player's Choice, Complete In Box |
Star Fox Assault | Loose disc |
Resident Evil 0 | Player's Choice, Case and Discs, no manual |
Resident Evil | Player's Choice, Complete In Box |
Resident Evil | Complete In Box |
Resident Evil 4 | Complete In Box, Disc 2 has label wrinkles |
Super Mario Sunshine | Game and case, no manual |
Sega Genesis | Condition |
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Jurrassic Park | Loose cartridge, Sharpie on Label |
Phantasy Star IV | Loose cartridge, Label Damage |
Quackshot | Complete In Box |
Rocket Knight Adventures | Loose cartridge, Label Damage |
Spider-Man | Loose cartridge, Label Damage |
Sega Saturn | Condition |
---|---|
NiGHTS Into Dreams | Complete in Box, Not for Resale Edition |
Night Warriors Darkstalkers' Revenge | Loose |
Sega Dreamcast | Condition |
---|---|
Project Justice | Complete in Box, page 2 detached from manual. |
Power Stone 2 | Loose |
PSP | Condition |
---|---|
Daxter | Loose, Greatest Hits, Not For Resale |
Power Stone Collection | Loose |
Silent Hill Origins | Game and Case |
PS1 | Condition |
---|---|
Castlevania Chronicles | Complete in Box |
Chocobo Racing | Loose |
Chocobo no Fushigi na Dungeon | Complete in Box, Japanese Import |
Chocobo's Dungeon 2 | Complete in Box, Manual is badly water damaged |
Dark Stalkers | Loose slim case version |
Dark Stalkers 3 | Disc and Manual, no back art |
Rival Schools | Complete in Box |
Silent Hill | Loose disc, Greatest Hits |
Valkyrie Profile | Discs and Case, no manual |
World of Dragon Warrior Torneko The Last Hope | Loose |
Xenogears | Complete in Box |
PS2 | Condition |
---|---|
Avatar The Last Airbender | Disc and Case |
Baldur's Gate Dark Alliance | Complete in Box; Greatest Hits |
Bully | Greatest Hits, game & artwork |
Burnout 3 Takedown | Complete, Water Damage on back cover art |
Burnout Dominator | Case and Disc, Disc has superficial scratches but still boots |
Castlevania Curse of Darkness | Loose, Disc has light scratching |
Crash Bandicoot The Wrath of Cortex | Greatest Hits, Used, Disc and Case |
Dragon Ball Z Budokai | Complete in Box |
Dragon Ball Z Budokai Tenkaichi | Complete in Box; Greatest Hits |
Final Fantasy X | Greatest Hits, Used, Disc and Case |
Final Fantasy X-2 | Complete; Greatest Hits |
Haunting Ground | Complete in Box, Water Damage on art and manual |
Killzone | Complete in Box |
Grand Theft Auto Vice City | Disc, Case, Poster, No Manual |
.Hack Infection | Complete in Box, Includes Anime DVD |
.Hack Mutation | Complete in Box, Includes Anime DVD |
.Hack Outbreak | Complete in Box, Includes Anime DVD |
.Hack Quaratine | Discs and Case, no manual |
Marvel vs Capcom 2 | Cracked Disc, won't boot for me. Comes with case, no manual |
Metal Gear Solid 2 Sons of Liberty | Greatest Hits, Used, Disc and Case |
Naruto Ultimate Ninja 2 | Disc and Case |
Need for Speed Underground | Greatest Hits, Used, Disc and Case |
Need for Speed Underground 2 | Complete in Box |
Need for Speed Hot Pursuit 2 | Greatest Hits, Used, Disc and Case |
Resident Evil Dead Aim | Game and Case, No manual |
Scarface | Complete; Greatest Hits |
Simpsons Road Rage | Loose, Greatest Hits |
Valkyrie Profile 2 | Complete In Box, some wear on the artwork and manual |
Tekken Tag Tournament | Disc and Case, Greatest Hits, Full side Movie Gallery sticker on DVD face |
PS3 | Condition |
---|---|
Sports Champions | Complete in Box |
PS4 | Condition |
---|---|
APEX Construct | Sealed |
Gravity Rush Remastered | Loose |
J-Stars Victory VS+ | Loose |
SteamWorld Dig 2 | Sealed |
PS5 | Condition |
---|---|
Battlefield 2042 | Complete in Box |
Final Fantasy VII Rebirth Deluxe Eiditon | Sealed |
XBOX One | Condition |
---|---|
Watchdogs | Sealed |
Consoles | Condition |
---|---|
Monster Hunter Rise Edition Switch | New in Box (No game code) |
Oculus Quest 1 | Complete in Box |
Playstation 2 w/FreeMcBoot | Original PS2 "Fat" system. Won't read PS1 or blue PS2 discs. Laser could be ready to go bad, or just need re-alignment. Comes with a Yellow PS2 Memory Card that has FreeMcBoot on it. Free McBoot will allow you to to play games off of a hard drive if desired. No cords/controllers included. |
Pokemon Scarlet/Violet Edition OLED Switch | New In Box |
SNES Jr. | Includes Deck, RF Coax Cable, Third Party AC Adapter, and Third Party Controller. Small crack on the corner. |
Splatoon 3 Edition OLED Switch | New In Box |
Controllers | Condition |
---|---|
FortniteWildcat Joy-Con Set | Comes from the Fortnite Edition Console, never used |
Joy-Con Grip | Bagged/Unused - Came with console |
Oculus Quest 1/Rift S Left Controller | Used but very good condition. Comes with silicon case |
Oculus Quest 1/Rift S Right Controller | Used but very good condition. Comes with silicon case |
Platinum Gamecube Controller | Third Party, no nintendo logo, wired, good condition |
Joy-Con (Left/Gray) | Good, no drift |
Joy-Con (Right/Neon Red) | Good, no drift, Factory refurbished |
SNES Controller | Third Party, no nintendo logo |
SPIN Z WiiU Pro Controller | Black, Near Mint |
Misc. | Condition |
---|---|
Chocobo White Mage Plush | Good |
Chocobo Mystery Dungeon Everybuddy Pin | Thief costume |
Chocobo's Dungeon Card Game Monsters Expansion Pack | Sealed |
Black MagicGate 8MB PS2 Memory Card | Has Free McBoot loaded onto the card |
Yellow Nyko MagicGate 8MB PS2 Memory Card | Has Free McBoot loaded onto the card |
The Art of Splatoon 2 | Sealed |
Mario Kart 8 Target Pre-Order Keychain | Sealed. Cut in the film. |
Nintendo Switch AC Adapter | Gently used |
Nintendo 64 Memory Jumper Pack | OEM/Authentic Regular Pack, not to be confused with the expansion |
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Pre-Order Coin | Sealed |
Breath of the Wild Sheikah Coin | From BotW Special Edition, Good condition |
Pokken Art Cel Pre-Order Bonus | Sealed |
Blastoise New 3DS Plates | Plates are mint and unused |
Nintendo 3DS Stand | OEM, Came with Kid Icarus Uprising |
Kid Icarus Uprising Players Guide (Imported from Japan, no AR cards) | Shows a little wear |
Kid Icarus AR Card Set (205/404) | Contains 249/402 different North American (AKDE) cards, no duplicates. An itemized list can be provided upon request. |
Kid Icarus AR - Pit Rally Cry Sealed Pack | Sealed pack of cards that contains AKDE-403,014,086 |
Shantae Risky's Revenge 2 LP Soundtrack Vinyl | Sealed |
Super Mario Wonder Framed Art Print | Comes from Best Buy, Sealed |
Tears of the Kingdom Pin Set (The Legend of Zelda) | From the TotK Collector's Edition. Mint |
Tears of the Kingdom Art Book (The Legend of Zelda) | From the TotK Collector's Edition. Mint |
Tears of the Kingdom Poster (The Legend of Zelda) | From the TotK Collector's Edition. Mint |
Portal 2 Wheatley LED Flashlight | Sealed |
Cases/Boxes/Inserts | Condition |
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Chrono Trigger Manual | SNES, Slight Wear |
Chrono Trigger Orange Border Map | Slight Water Damage, 2 Pin holes in the folds, frame optional |
Chrono Trigger Green Border Map | Slight Water Damage |
Disgaea 1 Rosen Queen Edition | Everything but the game |
Dragon Ball Z Budokai Tenkaichi | Greatest Hits Artwork |
Shantae Slip Cover | Limited Run Nintendo Switch 5 Game Slip cover with protector |
Burnout Revenge | PS2 case and manual |
Doom Eternal Steelbook | PS4 Sealed, no game |
Dot Hack (.HACK) Infection | PS2 case and manual |
Dot Hack (.HACK) Mutation | Empty Case only |
Dot Hack (.HACK) Outbreak | PS2 case and manual |
Dragonball Z Budokai Tenkaichi | PS2 Greatest Hits Case Only, damaged clips but artwork is in good shape |
The Legend of Zelda Tears of the Kingdom Collector's Edition | Includes everything but the game |
Metroid Dread Special Edition | Box only, damaged from shipping |
God of War Chains of Olympus | Case and Manual Only |
Gran Turismo 3 A-spec | PS2 case only, 'Not For Sale' version |
Super Smash Bros Ultimate Nintendo Switch ConsoleBox Only | Empty Box, good condition |
Animal Crossing Nintendo Switch Console Box Only | Empty Box, good condition |
Pokemon Dialga & Palkia Switch Lite Box Only | Empty Box, good condition |
Rival Schools Front Artwork | Just the front artwork |
Fortnite Nintendo Switch Console Box Only | Empty Box, good condition |
The Witcher III Wild Hunt | Empty Case, good condition |
Tears of the Kingdom Steelbook (The Legend of Zelda) | From the TotK Collector's Edition. Empty Case, Mint |
Witch's Wish Box | Empty Box, good condition |
Freebies | Condition |
---|---|
Playstation 2 IDE Connector | Upgraded my HD Adapter to SATA, these are the old/leftover connectors. |
Nintendo Switch Cart Caddy | 3D Printed. Holds 16 carts. Can connect to an OEM dock. |
Yoshi Mario Kart Keychain | Good |
Small Jotaro Kujo Figure | 3D Printed. From Jojo's Bizarre Adventure All-Star Battle-R |
Large Jotaro Kujo Figure | 3D Printed. From Jojo's Bizarre Adventure All-Star Battle-R |
2 Cartridge DS Travel Case | 2 Cartridge DS Travel Case |
4 Cartridge DS Travel Case | 4 Cartridge DS Travel Case |
Wonderswan Display Stand | 3D Printed. Does not fit Wonderswan Crystal |
Lavos Figure | 3D printed in PLA Wood Filament. Not my model, found on thingiverse. |
Wants | Console |
---|---|
Kid Icarus Uprising AR Cards: AKDE-025 AKDE-039 (Will consider others) | None |
Asheron's Call Memorabilia | PC |
Game & Watch Devices (Excluding 35th Mario & Zelda editions) | G&W |
Trip World | GB |
Classic NES Series: Excitebike | GBA |
Classic NES Series: Dr. Mario | GBA |
Classic NES Series: Pac-Man | GBA |
Kirby Tilt 'n' Tumble | GBA |
Pokemon Puzzle Challenge | GBC |
R.O.B. Accessories | NES |
Yo Noid | NES |
Pirates Of Dark Water | SNES |
Chrono Trigger Box/Inserts | SNES |
Marvel Super Heroes War of the Gems | SNES |
Ribbit King | NGC |
Mario Wonder Cards/Pins Pre-Order Bonuses | None |
Metal Gear Acid | PSP |
Racing Lagoon | PS1 |
Parasite Eve 2 | PS1 |
Red Ninja (Art/Manual) | PS2 |
Night Warriors Darkstalkers Revenge (Case & Manual Only) | Saturn |
Wonderswan Games | Wonderswan |
DS Download Station 1-8,10,11,12,14,16,17,20 | DS |
Oni | PS2 |
Sega Master System Games | Master System |
ROG Ally Extreme | PC |
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Storage Solutions | Price | Condition |
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Thin Jewel Case for CD/DVD/Blu-Ray | 1/per | New. Clear front, black back |
Standard Jewel Case for CD/DVD/Blu-Ray | 1/per | New. Clear front and back |
Genesis/Famicom Retro Protection | 1/per | New, PET acid-free plastic cartridge protector |
Super Famicom Cartridge Retro Protection | 1/per | New, PET acid-free plastic cartridge protector |
SNES Cartridge Retro Protection | 1/per | New, PET acid-free plastic cartridge protector |
NES Cartridge Retro Protection | 1/per | New, PET acid-free plastic cartridge protector |
amiibo | Price | Condition |
---|---|---|
Tears of the Kingdom Link | 25 | Loose |
Ocarina of Time Link | 25 | Loose |
Majora's Mask Link | 30 | Loose |
Smash Bros. Link | 20 | Loose |
Skyward Sword Link | 20 | Loose |
Zelda & Loftwing | 15 | Loose |
Wind Waker Link | 20 | Loose |
Wind Waker Zelda | 20 | Loose |
Twilight Princess Link | 50 | Loose |
Wolf Link and Midna | 25 | Loose |
Callie | 20 | Loose |
Marie | 20 | Loose |
Inkling Boy [Neon Green] | 15 | Loose |
Inkling Girl [Neon Pink] | 25 | Loose |
Inkling Squid [Neon Purple] | 17 | Loose |
Splatoon 2 Pearl | 20 | Loose |
Splatoon 2 Marina | 20 | Loose |
Splatoon 3 Inkling [Yellow] | 22 | Loose |
Splatoon 3 Octoling [Blue] | 20 | Loose |
Splatoon 3 Small Fry | 20 | Loose |
Zelda Loftwing | 30 | New In Box |
Sanrio amiibo cards | 12 | Sealed Pack |
Mario Cereal Box | 15 | Cereal Removed/Flattened |
Isabelle Summer Outfit | 40 | Open Box |
Cyrus/K.K./Reese | 18 | New In Box/Damaged box |
Tom Nook | 12 | New In Box |
Mabel | 9 | New In Box |
Digital Codes | Price | Condition |
---|---|---|
SCOTT PILGRIM VS THE WORLD-STANDARD EDITION-US | 10 | Switch Digital Code |
Figures | Price | Condition |
---|---|---|
Chrono Trigger Chrono (Crono)/Robo/Eira (Ayla) Formation Arts Figure | 100 | Loose figure, most limbs are detachable by design, no missing parts |
Pit Figma Figure | 90 | First Edition, Open Box, Contains everything but AR cards |
Lillie (Pokemon) Nendoroid | 300 | Sealed. US edition from the Pokemon Center |
Pixel Pal Mega Man | 30 | Sealed, damaged box |
Pixel Pal SMB3 Mario | 30 | Sealed |
Pixel Pal SMB3 Luigi | 30 | Sealed |
Tracer Nendoroid (730) | 30 | Sealed |
Tracer (Blizzard Entertainment Cute But Deadly Series 2 Vinyl) | 8 | Loose figure |
Switch | Price | Condition |
---|---|---|
Adventure Acedamia | 30 | Sealed |
Atelier Ryza 3 | 90 | Complete in Box |
Azure Striker Gunvolt Striker Pack | 40 | Sealed |
Bendy and the Ink Machine | 30 | Complete in Box |
Cruel King and the Great Hero Storybook Edition | 60 | Complete in Box |
Ender Lilies | 55 | Sealed, Japan Import |
Grim Fandango Remastered | 45 | Complete in Box, no slip cover |
Labyrinth of Refrain | 65 | Loose |
Legend of Zelda Tears of the Kingdom | 60 | Sealed |
Metroid Dread Collector's Edition | 110 | Sealed, a few dings associated with shipping |
Monster Hunter Stories 2 Collector's Edition | 160 | Sealed |
The Mummy Demastered | 55 | Complete in Box |
River City Girls | 120 | Complete in Box, US Copy, Best Buy Variant |
Shadowverse Champion's Battle | 15 | Loose |
Shantae | 50 | Sealed |
Shantae Risky's Revenge | 50 | Sealed |
Shantae Collector's Edition | 150 | Sealed |
Shantae Risky's Revenge Collector's Edition | 150 | Sealed |
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Cowabunga Collection | 30 | Sealed |
Wonder Boy: The Dragon's Trap | 40 | Complete in Box |
Yu-Gi-Oh Legacy of the Duelist: Link Evolution | 18 | Loose |
Wii | Price | Condition |
---|---|---|
Batallion Wars 2 | 11 | Game and Case |
Castle of Shikigami III | 75 | Complete in Box |
Okami | 10 | Game and Case |
WiiU Games | Price | Condition |
---|---|---|
Batman Arkham City Armored Edition | 40 | Sealed |
Disney Infinity 2.0 | 15 | Sealed |
Nintendoland | 10 | Complete in Box |
Star Fox Guard | 10 | Complete in Box |
Turbo Super Stunt Squad | 200 | Complete in Box, Art/Manual damage |
DS | Price | Condition |
---|---|---|
Animal Crossing Wild World | 35 | Game, Case, and inserts. No Manual |
Final Fantasy Fables Chocobo's Dungeon DS+ | 25 | Complete in Box, Japanese Import |
Izuna 2 The Unemployed Ninja Returns | 70 | Loose |
Super Scribblenauts | 5 | Loose |
3DS | Price | Condition |
---|---|---|
Kid Icarus Uprising (Japanese) | 40 | Game, Manual, and Case (No Big Box) |
Kid Icarus Uprising | 120 | Complete in Box, Includes Big Box, Stand and AR cards |
Senran Kagura Deep Crimson Double D Edition | 75 | Sealed |
GBA | Price | Condition |
---|---|---|
Car Battler Joe | 180 | Loose. Label imperfections |
Chocobo Land A Game of Dice | 15 | Loose |
Lady Sia | 30 | Loose, EU import |
Lady Sia | 50 | Loose. Label imperfections |
Super Mario Advance | 13 | No label |
GB | Price | Condition |
---|---|---|
Alleyway | 5 | Loose |
Kid Dracula | 240 | Loose |
NES | Price | Condition |
---|---|---|
Adventure Island II | 25 | Loose |
Faria | 200 | Game and Box. Box has some wear |
Kid Icarus | 180 | Game, Box, and Manual; Box shows wear; Protective case for box and manual included |
Rainbow Islands | 35 | Loose |
Super Mario Bros & Duck Hunt | 10 | Loose |
SNES | Price | Condition |
---|---|---|
Metal Marines | 90 | Loose |
Secret of Mana | 55 | Loose |
Super Punch-Out | 25 | Loose |
Super Scope 6 | 22 | Loose |
Wild Guns | 270 | Loose, Bad Label Damage |
Gamecube | Price | Condition |
---|---|---|
Cubivore | 350 | Loose disc |
Pikmin | 50 | Player's Choice, Complete In Box |
Star Fox Assault | 30 | Loose disc |
Resident Evil 0 | 15 | Player's Choice, Case and Discs, no manual |
Resident Evil | 25 | Player's Choice, Complete In Box |
Resident Evil | 27 | Complete In Box |
Resident Evil 4 | 30 | Complete In Box, Disc 2 has label wrinkles |
Super Mario Sunshine | 40 | Game and case, no manual |
Sega Genesis | Price | Condition |
---|---|---|
Jurrassic Park | 10 | Loose cartridge, Sharpie on Label |
Phantasy Star IV | 70 | Loose cartridge, Label Damage |
Quackshot | 40 | Complete In Box |
Rocket Knight Adventures | 37 | Loose cartridge, Label Damage |
Spider-Man | 12 | Loose cartridge, Label Damage |
Sega Saturn | Price | Condition |
---|---|---|
NiGHTS Into Dreams | 40 | Complete in Box, Not for Resale Edition |
Night Warriors Darkstalkers' Revenge | 50 | Loose |
Sega Dreamcast | Price | Condition |
---|---|---|
Project Justice | 225 | Complete in Box, page 2 detached from manual. |
Power Stone 2 | 90 | Loose |
PSP | Price | Condition |
---|---|---|
Daxter | 10 | Loose, Greatest Hits, Not For Resale |
Power Stone Collection | 30 | Loose |
Silent Hill Origins | 50 | Game and Case |
PS1 | Price | Condition |
---|---|---|
Castlevania Chronicles | 165 | Complete in Box |
Chocobo Racing | 55 | Loose |
Chocobo no Fushigi na Dungeon | 20 | Complete in Box, Japanese Import |
Chocobo's Dungeon 2 | 70 | Complete in Box, Manual is badly water damaged |
Dark Stalkers | 70 | Loose slim case version |
Dark Stalkers 3 | 50 | Disc and Manual, no back art |
Rival Schools | 130 | Complete in Box |
Silent Hill | 105 | Loose disc, Greatest Hits |
Valkyrie Profile | 325 | Discs and Case, no manual |
World of Dragon Warrior Torneko The Last Hope | 90 | Loose |
Xenogears | 150 | Complete in Box |
PS2 | Price | Condition |
---|---|---|
Avatar The Last Airbender | 10 | Disc and Case |
Baldur's Gate Dark Alliance | 17 | Complete in Box; Greatest Hits |
Bully | 15 | Greatest Hits, game & artwork |
Burnout 3 Takedown | 11 | Complete, Water Damage on back cover art |
Burnout Dominator | 9 | Case and Disc, Disc has superficial scratches but still boots |
Castlevania Curse of Darkness | 60 | Loose, Disc has light scratching |
Crash Bandicoot The Wrath of Cortex | 10 | Greatest Hits, Used, Disc and Case |
Dragon Ball Z Budokai | 11 | Complete in Box |
Dragon Ball Z Budokai Tenkaichi | 15 | Complete in Box; Greatest Hits |
Final Fantasy X | 6 | Greatest Hits, Used, Disc and Case |
Final Fantasy X-2 | 6 | Complete; Greatest Hits |
Haunting Ground | 300 | Complete in Box, Water Damage on art and manual |
Killzone | 15 | Complete in Box |
Grand Theft Auto Vice City | 10 | Disc, Case, Poster, No Manual |
.Hack Infection | 20 | Complete in Box, Includes Anime DVD |
.Hack Mutation | 45 | Complete in Box, Includes Anime DVD |
.Hack Outbreak | 65 | Complete in Box, Includes Anime DVD |
.Hack Quaratine | 300 | Discs and Case, no manual |
Marvel vs Capcom 2 | 60 | Cracked Disc, won't boot for me. Comes with case, no manual |
Metal Gear Solid 2 Sons of Liberty | 10 | Greatest Hits, Used, Disc and Case |
Naruto Ultimate Ninja 2 | 10 | Disc and Case |
Need for Speed Underground | 10 | Greatest Hits, Used, Disc and Case |
Need for Speed Underground 2 | 24 | Complete in Box |
Need for Speed Hot Pursuit 2 | 10 | Greatest Hits, Used, Disc and Case |
Resident Evil Dead Aim | 50 | Game and Case, No manual |
Scarface | 40 | Complete; Greatest Hits |
Simpsons Road Rage | 15 | Loose, Greatest Hits |
Valkyrie Profile 2 | 40 | Complete In Box, some wear on the artwork and manual |
Tekken Tag Tournament | 10 | Disc and Case, Greatest Hits, Full side Movie Gallery sticker on DVD face |
PS3 | Price | Condition |
---|---|---|
Sports Champions | 10 | Complete in Box |
PS4 | Price | Condition |
---|---|---|
APEX Construct | 15 | Sealed |
Gravity Rush Remastered | 60 | Loose |
J-Stars Victory VS+ | 30 | Loose |
SteamWorld Dig 2 | 20 | Sealed |
PS5 | Price | Condition |
---|---|---|
Battlefield 2042 | 20 | Complete in Box |
Final Fantasy VII Rebirth Deluxe Eiditon | 150 | Sealed |
XBOX One | Price | Condition |
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Watchdogs | 15 | Sealed |
Consoles | Price | Condition |
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Monster Hunter Rise Edition Switch | 420 | New in Box (No game code) |
Oculus Quest 1 | 180 | Complete in Box |
Playstation 2 w/FreeMcBoot | 80 | Original PS2 "Fat" system. Won't read PS1 or blue PS2 discs. Laser could be ready to go bad, or just need re-alignment. Comes with a Yellow PS2 Memory Card that has FreeMcBoot on it. Free McBoot will allow you to to play games off of a hard drive if desired. No cords/controllers included. |
Pokemon Scarlet/Violet Edition OLED Switch | 400 | New In Box |
SNES Jr. | 120 | Includes Deck, RF Coax Cable, Third Party AC Adapter, and Third Party Controller. Small crack on the corner. |
Splatoon 3 Edition OLED Switch | 400 | New In Box |
Controllers | Price | Condition |
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FortniteWildcat Joy-Con Set | 120 | Comes from the Fortnite Edition Console, never used |
Joy-Con Grip | 8 | Bagged/Unused - Came with console |
Oculus Quest 1/Rift S Left Controller | 115 | Used but very good condition. Comes with silicon case |
Oculus Quest 1/Rift S Right Controller | 115 | Used but very good condition. Comes with silicon case |
Platinum Gamecube Controller | 20 | Third Party, no nintendo logo, wired, good condition |
Joy-Con (Left/Gray) | 35 | Good, no drift |
Joy-Con (Right/Neon Red) | 35 | Good, no drift, Factory refurbished |
SNES Controller | 10 | Third Party, no nintendo logo |
SPIN Z WiiU Pro Controller | 25 | Black, Near Mint |
Misc. | Price | Condition |
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Chocobo White Mage Plush | 20 | Good |
Chocobo Mystery Dungeon Everybuddy Pin | 5 | Thief costume |
Chocobo's Dungeon Card Game Monsters Expansion Pack | 25 | Sealed |
Black MagicGate 8MB PS2 Memory Card | 20 | Has Free McBoot loaded onto the card |
Yellow Nyko MagicGate 8MB PS2 Memory Card | 20 | Has Free McBoot loaded onto the card |
The Art of Splatoon 2 | 300 | Sealed |
Mario Kart 8 Target Pre-Order Keychain | 10 | Sealed. Cut in the film. |
Nintendo Switch AC Adapter | 20 | Gently used |
Nintendo 64 Memory Jumper Pack | 20 | OEM/Authentic Regular Pack, not to be confused with the expansion |
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Pre-Order Coin | 15 | Sealed |
Breath of the Wild Sheikah Coin | 25 | From BotW Special Edition, Good condition |
Pokken Art Cel Pre-Order Bonus | 7 | Sealed |
Blastoise New 3DS Plates | 200 | Plates are mint and unused |
Nintendo 3DS Stand | 30 | OEM, Came with Kid Icarus Uprising |
Kid Icarus Uprising Players Guide (Imported from Japan, no AR cards) | 30 | Shows a little wear |
Kid Icarus AR Card Set (205/404) | 600 | Contains 249/402 different North American (AKDE) cards, no duplicates. An itemized list can be provided upon request. |
Kid Icarus AR - Pit Rally Cry Sealed Pack | 20 | Sealed pack of cards that contains AKDE-403,014,086 |
Shantae Risky's Revenge 2 LP Soundtrack Vinyl | 55 | Sealed |
Super Mario Wonder Framed Art Print | 25 | Comes from Best Buy, Sealed |
Tears of the Kingdom Pin Set (The Legend of Zelda) | 20 | From the TotK Collector's Edition. Mint |
Tears of the Kingdom Art Book (The Legend of Zelda) | 65 | From the TotK Collector's Edition. Mint |
Tears of the Kingdom Poster (The Legend of Zelda) | 20 | From the TotK Collector's Edition. Mint |
Portal 2 Wheatley LED Flashlight | 120 | Sealed |
Cases/Boxes/Inserts | Price | Condition |
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Chrono Trigger Manual | 100 | SNES, Slight Wear |
Chrono Trigger Orange Border Map | 80 | Slight Water Damage, 2 Pin holes in the folds, frame optional |
Chrono Trigger Green Border Map | 80 | Slight Water Damage |
Disgaea 1 Rosen Queen Edition | 150 | Everything but the game |
Dragon Ball Z Budokai Tenkaichi | 5 | Greatest Hits Artwork |
Shantae Slip Cover | 100 | Limited Run Nintendo Switch 5 Game Slip cover with protector |
Burnout Revenge | 5 | PS2 case and manual |
Doom Eternal Steelbook | 15 | PS4 Sealed, no game |
Dot Hack (.HACK) Infection | 20 | PS2 case and manual |
Dot Hack (.HACK) Mutation | 20 | Empty Case only |
Dot Hack (.HACK) Outbreak | 30 | PS2 case and manual |
Dragonball Z Budokai Tenkaichi | 10 | PS2 Greatest Hits Case Only, damaged clips but artwork is in good shape |
The Legend of Zelda Tears of the Kingdom Collector's Edition | 100 | Includes everything but the game |
Metroid Dread Special Edition | 5 | Box only, damaged from shipping |
God of War Chains of Olympus | 15 | Case and Manual Only |
Gran Turismo 3 A-spec | 5 | PS2 case only, 'Not For Sale' version |
Super Smash Bros Ultimate Nintendo Switch ConsoleBox Only | 90 | Empty Box, good condition |
Animal Crossing Nintendo Switch Console Box Only | 20 | Empty Box, good condition |
Pokemon Dialga & Palkia Switch Lite Box Only | 30 | Empty Box, good condition |
Rival Schools Front Artwork | 25 | Just the front artwork |
Fortnite Nintendo Switch Console Box Only | 20 | Empty Box, good condition |
The Witcher III Wild Hunt | 20 | Empty Case, good condition |
Tears of the Kingdom Steelbook (The Legend of Zelda) | 30 | From the TotK Collector's Edition. Empty Case, Mint |
Witch's Wish Box | 50 | Empty Box, good condition |
Freebies | Price | Condition |
---|---|---|
Playstation 2 IDE Connector | Free with purchase | Upgraded my HD Adapter to SATA, these are the old/leftover connectors. |
Nintendo Switch Cart Caddy | Free with purchase | 3D Printed. Holds 16 carts. Can connect to an OEM dock. |
Yoshi Mario Kart Keychain | Free with purchase | Good |
Small Jotaro Kujo Figure | Free with purchase | 3D Printed. From Jojo's Bizarre Adventure All-Star Battle-R |
Large Jotaro Kujo Figure | Free with purchase | 3D Printed. From Jojo's Bizarre Adventure All-Star Battle-R |
2 Cartridge DS Travel Case | Free with purchase | 2 Cartridge DS Travel Case |
4 Cartridge DS Travel Case | Free with purchase | 4 Cartridge DS Travel Case |
Wonderswan Display Stand | Free with purchase | 3D Printed. Does not fit Wonderswan Crystal |
Lavos Figure | Free with purchase | 3D printed in PLA Wood Filament. Not my model, found on thingiverse. |
2024.05.14 16:55 Mediocre-Anybody-988 Recommendation for native perennial planta
Hi, first time home owner with zero knowledge of plants and landscaping here. I am looking for some perennial flowering plants or plants that look great to have in front of the house. The font faces North and receives very little sunlight I live close to Toronto, Canada if weather is a factor. submitted by Mediocre-Anybody-988 to NativePlantGardening [link] [comments] Considering removing concrete slabs on the right and planting there as well. Open to suggestions. Really appreciate any inputs I can get |
2024.05.14 16:53 Mediocre-Anybody-988 Recommendation for Perennials
Hi, first time home owner with zero knowledge of plants and landscaping here. I am looking for some perennial flowering plants or plants that look great to have in front of the house. The font faces North and receives very little sunlight I live close to Toronto, Canada if weather is a factor. submitted by Mediocre-Anybody-988 to landscaping [link] [comments] Considering removing concrete slabs on the right and planting there as well. Open to suggestions. Really appreciate any inputs I can get |
2024.05.14 16:48 DearEnergy4697 Piggybacking off of a previous post regarding star trek visiting locations… I’m very interested in the “Star Trek experience” in Las Vegas. Obviously, it closed wondering if it would be a money maker today.
2024.05.14 16:36 faitavecarmour Help please!
2024.05.14 16:36 dear_remnant [CAN-ON] [H]PS1-5,3/DS,GC,GBA,NSW,amiibo,misc [W] lists
PS1 | |
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Breath of Fire 3 | Manual damaged. Missing first page. Disc plays okay. |
Breath of Fire 4 | |
Parasite Eve | Small crack in the case |
Tactics Ogre | |
Dragon Warrior 7 | |
Legend of Legaia | |
Metal Gear Solid | missing manual |
Suikoden | small rip in first page of manual |
Wild Arms 2 | loose disc only |
Final Fantasy Tactics | |
Revelations: Persona | box only |
Star Ocean: The Second Story | |
Gran Turismo | Brand new. Plastic wrap is gone but seal at the top is still intact. |
A bug's life | |
Black Dawn | |
Formula1 98 | |
Small soldiers | |
The next tetris | |
Star wars: Episode 1 The phantom menace | |
Twisted metal III | |
Wu-Tang: Shaolin Style | |
Apocalypse | |
Playstation Underground Jampack | |
NHL FaceOff 99 | |
NFL Xtreme | |
NFL GameDay 2001 | Sealed. Small rip in the plastic wrap |
NFL GameDay 2000 | |
MLB 2000 | |
3Xtreme | |
Contender | |
Jampack Summer 99 | |
Jampack Winter 98 | |
Interactive CD Sampler Pack Volume 3 | |
Spyro | |
Bust A Groove |
PS2 | |
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Shin Megami Tensei: Persona 3 [Limited Edition] | outer box showing some wear |
.Hack Quarantine | Missing anime DVD, Case may not be original |
Front mission 4 | |
Katamari Damacy | |
Silent Hill 3 | |
Silent Hill 4 | |
Suikoden 3 | |
Final Fantasy XII Limited Edition (steelbook) | |
Xenosaga Episode 1 | |
Xenosaga Episode 3 | |
Guitar Hero | |
Guitar Hero Metallica | |
Guitar Hero III Legend of Rock | |
Rockband AC/DC Track Pack | |
Grandia II | |
Grandia III | |
Shin Megami Tensei III: Nocturne | |
Kingdom Hearts | GH |
Dragon Ball Z Budokai Tenkaichi 3 |
PSP | |
---|---|
Untold Legends Brotherhood Of The Blade | |
Prince Of Persia: The Forgotten Sands | |
Legend Of Heroes III Song Of The Ocean | loose umd only |
Grand Theft Auto Liberty City Stories | GH |
Robots | UMD Movie |
Vita | |
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Killzone Mercenary | loose |
PS3 | |
---|---|
Metal Gear Solid: The Legacy Collection [Artbook Bundle] | Sealed with artbook |
Dante's Inferno Divine Edition | with slipcover, missing manual |
BlazBlue: Continuum Shift Extend | |
Batman: Arkham City | |
Blazing Angels: Squadrons of WWII | |
Disney Infinity starter pack | Sealed |
Record of Agarest War 2 | Sealed, One corner of box is dinged |
Dead Island Riptide [Rigor Mortis Edition] | Sealed |
Dead Space 3 Dev-team Edition | Sealed, 4004/5000 |
Battlefield 3 | |
Battlefield 4 | |
Far Cry 2 | |
Far Cry 4 | |
Cabela's Big Game Hunter 2010 | |
Heavy Fire: Afghanistan | |
Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Vegas | |
Little Big Planet Karting | |
Batman: Arkham Asylum - GoTY edition | |
Medal of Honor: Warfighter | |
Need for Speed: The Run LE | |
Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit LE | |
Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit | loose, GH |
Need for Speed: Rivals | missing manual |
Sonic's Ultimate Genesis Collection | |
Duke Nukem Forever | |
Lego Batman 2: DC Super Heroes | GH |
Lego Star Wars: The Force Awakens | loose |
Destiny | |
Lost Planet 3 | Sealed |
God of War Collection | GH |
Ferrari Challenge Trofeo Pirelli | |
Dead Space | |
Blazing Angels: Squadrons of WWII | |
Dead Island | |
Batman: Arkham City | |
Blazblue: Continuum Shift Extend | |
Blur | |
Prototype 2 Blackwatch Collector's Edition | Sealed |
PS4 | |
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Fallout 4 Pipboy edition | Sealed |
Elder Scrolls Online Tamriel Unlimited Imperial Edition | Sealed |
Wolfenstein II: The new Colossus Collector's Edition | Sealed |
Final fantasy vii remake | |
Final fantasy vii remake deluxe edition | Sealed |
Neptunia x SENRAN KAGURA: Ninja Wars | digital code |
Kingdom Hearts All-in-one | sealed |
Fifa 14 | |
Battlefield 4 | |
INSIDE / LIMBO double pack | |
WWE 2K15 Hulkamania Edition | sealed |
Dying Light | |
Fallout 4 | |
Borderlands: The Handsome Collection | |
Maid of Sker | Sealed, PEGI |
NBA 2K19 | |
Dynasty Warrior 7 Empires | Chinese version |
R-Type Final 2 Inaugural edition | Sealed |
Transformers: Rise Of The Dark Spark | |
Injustice: Gods Among Us Ultimate Edition |
PS5 | |
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Tales of Arise | Sealed |
Elden Ring preorder code x3 | Willing to throw this in free with any trade |
Elden Ring with steelbook bundle | Bundle seems to be Bestbuy Canada exclusive |
Scarlet Nexus | Sealed |
Evil Dead | digital code |
Horizon Forbidden West Collector's Edition | Sealed |
Spider-man 2 | digital code |
Xbox | |
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Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines | gamestop sticker on manual |
Xbox360 | |
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Ace Combat 6: Fires of Liberation | |
Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts | |
Fallout 3 | |
Halo 4 LE | Sealed |
Lost Odyssey | |
Silent Hill: Homecoming | |
Otomedius Excellent |
GameCube | |
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Resident Evil | |
Donkey Konga 2 | Sealed |
Wii | |
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Super Mario All-Stars: 25th Anniversary Edition | Sealed |
The Last Story LE | |
Sin & Punishment: Star Successor | Sealed |
Switch | |
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Xenoblade Chronicles 2 | |
Xenoblade Chronicles 2: Torna the Golden Country | Sealed |
Xenoblade Chronicles 3 | Sealed |
Metroid Dread Special Edition | Sealed |
Shin Megami Tensei V Fall of Men Premium Edition | Sealed |
Hoa | Sealed |
Story of Seasons: Pioneers of Olive Town Premium Edition | Sealed |
Prinny Presents NIS Classics Volume 1 [Deluxe Edition] | Sealed |
AI: THE SOMNIUM FILES – nirvanA Initiative Collectors Edition | Sealed |
Legend of Zelda the tears of the kingdom Collector's edition | Sealed |
Fire Emblem Engage Divine Edition | Sealed |
GBA | |
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Platinum GBA SP | loose |
Crash Bandicoot Purple: Ripto's Rampage | loose |
Avatar: The Last Airbender | loose |
SpongeBob SquarePants Movie | loose |
American Dragon Jake Long Rise Of The Huntsclan | loose |
Ty The Tasmanian Tiger 3 | loose |
Pokemon LeafGreen | loose |
Pokemon Sapphire | loose, dry battery replaced |
Chronicles Of Narnia Lion Witch And The Wardrobe | loose |
Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3 | loose |
Tales of Phantasia | loose |
Shining Soul 2 | loose |
Kirby and the Amazing Mirror | loose |
Kirby Nightmare in Dreamland | loose |
DS | |
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Coral Pink DS Lite | Excellent cosmetic condition, charger included |
White DSi | no charger, stylus |
TMNT | |
Lego Harry Potter Year 1-4 | |
Phantasy Star 0 | missing manual |
Flash Focus | |
Castlevania: Order of Ecclesia | loose |
Valkyrie Profile: Covenant of the Plume | loose |
Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light | loose |
Pokemon HeartGold | loose, small damage on label |
Pokemon HeartGold | big box with pokewalker |
Pokemon SoulSilver | box only |
Pokemon Diamond | |
Pokemon Diamond | loose |
Pokemon Platinum | loose |
Pokemon Black | |
Pokemon Black | missing manual |
Pokemon Black | box only |
Hoppie | no manual, some water damage in cover arts |
Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days | |
Metroid Prime: Hunters - First Hunt | loose |
Diddy Kong Racing | |
Fossil Fighters | |
Professor Layton And The Curious Village | |
Pheonix Wright: Ace Attorney | loose |
3DS | |
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3DS XL Black+Red | CIB, Cave Story digital installed |
New 3DS XL Galaxy | loose. Charger included. Missing stylus, Dual IPS screen |
Pokemon X | |
Rune Factory 4 | |
Bravely Second: End Layer | Warning booklet missing |
Kingdom Hearts 3D Dream Drop Distance LE | Missing AR cards |
Pokemon Sun | loose |
Pokemon Ultra Sun | |
Pokemon X | loose, have 2 |
Kirby Triple Deluxe | loose |
LEGO Star Wars The Force Awakens | Case in rough shape. Missing manual |
Etrian Odyssey V: Beyond The Myth [Launch Edition] | sealed |
Sonic: Lost World | |
Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS | |
Mario Kart 7 | |
Kirby: Triple Deluxe | Nintendo Selects |
Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D | Nintendo Selects |
Tales of the Abyss | sealed |
Fantasy Life |
Amiibo (all SSB except noted otherwise) | All sealed in original box |
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Peach (Super Mario) | 025W1 |
Yoshi (Super Mario) | 524W2 |
Mario | 434W2 |
Bowser | 464S1 |
Diddy Kong | 424S1 |
Luigi | 434S1 |
Pikachu | 474W2 |
Squirtle | 279W5 |
Ivysaur | 299W5 |
Snake | 2559G1 |
Sonic | 494W2 |
Peach | 444W3 |
Link (Link's awakening) | 2079G1 |
Link | 524S1 |
Link (Majora's mask) | 187S1 |
Guides | |
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Tales of Vesperia | BradyGames |
Dark Souls | FuturePress, Sealed |
Dark Souls II CE | FuturePress, Sealed |
Dragon Warrior VII | Prima |
Breath of Fire IV | Prima |
Ni No Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch | Prima, Hard Cover |
Wild Arms 4 | Prima |
God of War III | BradyGames |
Resident Evil 6 | BradyGames, Hard Cover, Sealed |
Legend of Zelda Collector's Box Set | Prima, sealed |
Manuals | |
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https://imgur.com/a/DLa5yM4 | Too many to list. Some 360/PS3 ones may be in French. Please ask. Harvest Moon (GC) is traded. |
Steelbooks | G1 size unless noted. No games included. |
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Assassin's Creed 3 | in shrink wrap |
Assassin's Creed Collection | |
Batman Arkham City Armored Edition | |
Batman Arkham City | G2 |
Call of Duty Black Ops II | |
Dead Space 3 | in shrink wrap |
Devil May Cry | G2 |
Dishonored | |
Duke Nukem Forever | in shrink wrap |
Epic Mickey 2 | |
Farcry 3 | in shrink wrap |
FF XIII Lightning Returns | in shrink wrap |
Hitman Absolution | |
Injustice Gods Among Us | |
Medal of Honor Warfighter | G2 |
New Super Mario Bros U | |
NHL 12 | |
Prototype 2 | in shrink wrap |
Sleeping Dogs | |
Thief | |
World of Warcraft Mist of Pandara |
Misc | |
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FF X Play Arts Tidus | Still in original box, never displayed out of box |
FF X Play Arts Yuna | Still in original box, never displayed out of box |
FF X Play Arts Auron | Still in original box, never displayed out of box |
FFVII Advent Children Play Arts Sephiroth | Still in original box, never displayed out of box |
FFVII Advent Children Play Arts Vincent | Still in original box, never displayed out of box |
FFVII Advent Children Play Arts Cloud with Fenrir | Still in original box, never displayed out of box |
Steer 'n win jr racing wheel/pedal | compatible with PS1/N64 |
Diablo III Collector's Edition PC | Sealed |
Diablo III Reaper of Souls Collector's Edition PC | Sealed |
Homeworld Collector's Edition PC | Sealed |
PS1 |
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Adventures of Lomax |
Deception III: Dark Delusion |
Echo Night |
Kartia |
King's Field (Long box) |
King's Field II |
Klonoa: Door to Phantomile |
Koudelka |
Misadventures of Tron Bonne |
RayCrisis: Series Termination |
RayStorm |
Shadow Tower |
Tail Concerto |
Thunder Force V |
Torneko: The Last Hope |
Resident evil survivor |
PS2 |
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Echo Night: Beyond |
Forever Kingdom |
Haunting Ground |
ObsCure |
Shadow Heart |
Silent Hill 2 (Greatest Hits) |
Silent Hill: Shattered Memories |
Tsugunai: Atonement |
PS4 |
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Atelier Ryza LE |
Atelier Sophie LE |
Tales of Berseria CE |
PS5 |
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The Last of us Part 1 Firefly edition (sealed) |
The Last of us Part 2 WLF edition (sealed) |
Vita |
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Hyperdimension Neptunia Re;Brith 1 LE |
GBC |
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Dragon Warrior Monsters |
Dragon Warrior Monsters 2: Cobi's Journey |
Dragon Warrior Monsters 2: Tara's Adventure |
Dragon Warrior I & II |
Lufia: The Legend Returns |
Revelations: The Demon Slayer |
GBA |
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DemiKids: Dark/Light Version |
Klonoa 2: Dream Champ Tournament |
Klonoa: Empire of Dreams |
Lufia: The Ruins of Lore |
Lunar Legend |
Summon Night: Swordcraft Story |
Summon Night: Swordcraft Story 2 |
GameCube | |
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Star Fox: Assault | Manual only |
Jet Black GameCube box and cardboard inserts | |
Indigo wired OEM controller | very low want |
Switch | |
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Dragon quest xi | sealed preferred |
DS | |
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Blue Dragon: Awakened Shadow | |
Commando: Steel Disaster | |
Dragon Quest V | |
Dragon Quest IV | Box and manual only |
Etrian Odyssey | |
Izuna: Legend of the Unemployed Ninja | |
Lufia: Curse of the Sinitrals | |
Lunar: Dragon Song | Manual only |
Resident Evil: Deadly Silence | |
Sands of Destruction | |
Super Robot Taisen OG Saga Endless Frontier |
3DS | |
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Corpse Party: Back to School Edition | |
Dragon Quest VIII | |
Etrian Mystery Dungeon (Launch soundtrack bundle preferred) | |
Etrian Odyssey Nexus (launch edition) | |
Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadows Of Valentia Limited Edition | |
Radiant Historia: Perfect Chronology (launch edition) | |
Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Summoner: Soul Hackers (with soundtrack) | |
Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Survivor 2 Record Breaker (launch edition) | |
Shin Megami Tensei IV Apocalypse Launch Edition |
Others | |
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Turbografx-16 Console | CIB preferred |
Turbografx-16 and Turbo CD games | CIB preferred. Almost everything except sports games will be considered. Big priority now |
Dragon Quest Slime controller for Switch | |
All Uncharted Waters games (SNES and Genesis, CIB) |
2024.05.14 16:34 i-fart-butterflies Abusive ex may be stalking and monitoring me. What to do?
2024.05.14 16:31 zeptimius Subtlety in "Mr Monk Goes To Vegas" S03E14 (spoilers)
2024.05.14 16:30 Strong_Tell499 Wynn Resorts is hiring QA Systems Engineer Las Vegas, NV US [.NET SQL Delphi Azure]
submitted by Strong_Tell499 to USJobLeads [link] [comments]
2024.05.14 16:27 BaronLoyd Breakdown of S2 teaser
2024.05.14 16:25 Mophandel Archaeotherium, the King of the White River Badlands
Art by Bob Nicholls submitted by Mophandel to Naturewasmetal [link] [comments] Nowadays, when we envision the words “prey,” among modern mammalian fauna, few taxa come to mind as quickly as the hoofed mammals, better known as the ungulates. Indeed, for the better part of their entire evolutionary history, the ungulates have become entirely indistinguishable from the term “prey.” Across their two major modern branches, the artiodactyls (the “even-toed ungulates,” such as bovids, pigs, deer, hippos and giraffes) and the perissodactyls (the “odd-toed ungulates,” including horses, rhinos and tapir), the ungulates too have created an empire spanning nearly every continent, establishing themselves as the the dominant herbivores throughout their entire range. However, as a price for such success, their lot as herbivores have forced them into an unenviable position: being the food for the predators. Indeed, throughout the diets of most modern predators, ungulates make up the majority, if not the entirety, of their diet, becoming their counterparts in this evolutionary dance of theirs. They have become the lamb to their wolf, the zebra to their lion, the stag to their tiger. If there is a predator in need of lunch, chances are that there is an ungulate there to provide it. Of course, such a dynamic is not necessarily a recent innovation. For the last 15-20 million years, across much of the world, both new and old, the ungulates have served as prey for these predators through it all. Over the course of whole epochs, these two groups have played into these roles for millions of years, coevolving with each other in an eons-long game of cat-and-mouse. The shoes they fill are not new, but have existed for ages, and within their niches they have cultivated their roles to perfection. Indeed, with such a tenured history, it seems hardly surprising the ungulates are wholly inseparable from the terms “prey,” itself. However, while this is the case now, as it has been for the last 15-20 million years, go back far enough, and we see that this dynamic is not as set in stone as we would think. Indeed, back during the Eocene and Oligocene, during the very earliest days of age of mammals, things were very different for the ungulates. While today they are considered little more than food for modern predators, during these olden days, the ungulates weren’t quite so benign. In fact, far from being fodder for top predators, the ungulates had turned the tables, instead becoming top predators themselves. Indeed, though nearly unheard of today, throughout much of the Eocene and Oligocene, carnivorous ungulates thrived in abundance, developing specializations for catching large prey and establishing themselves as top predators that competed alongside the more traditional carnivores, and even dominating them in some instances. Given such success, it’s no wonder that multiple such clades had arisen during this time. Such predators included the arctocyonids, a lineage of (ironically) hoof-less ungulates with large jaws and sharp teeth for capturing large prey. There were also the mesonychians, a lineage of dog-like ungulates with massive skulls and jaws that allowed them to reign as the top predator across much of the Eocene. However, among these various lineages, one stands stands out among the rest, by far. Arising during the Eocene, this lineage, though superficially resembling modern pigs, hailed from one an ancient lineage of artiodactyls far removed from swine or most other ungulates in general, with few close relatives alive today. Through perhaps not the most predatory of the bunch, it was among the most formidable, as their superficially pig-like appearance came with giant predatory jaws and teeth unlike anything from the modern era. And of course, as if all of that wasn’t enough, this lineage also went on to earn arguably one of the most badass nicknames of any lineage of mammals, period. These predators, of course, were the entelodonts, a.k.a the “hell-pigs.” More so than any other predatory ungulate lineage, these formidable ungulates were the ones to turn the current paradigm upside down, becoming some of the largest and most dominant carnivores in their landscape, even with (and often in spite of) the presence of more traditional predators. Through impressive size, fearsome teeth and sheer tenacity, these animals became the top dogs of their time, ruling as behemoth-kings of their Paleogene kingdoms, domineering all comers, and throughout the ranks, one entelodont in particular demonstrated such dominance the best. Though not the largest or most powerful of their kind, it is one of the most iconic, being among the most well-known members of its lineage to date. Moreover, this enteledont also has some of the most complete life histories ever seen out of this clade, with its brutality and predatory prowess being displayed in the fossil record in a way seen in no other member of its kind. More than anything else, however, it was this predator that best turned the notion of “ungulates being prey” on its head, living in an environment that bore some of the largest carnivoran hypercarnivores to date and still reigning as the undisputed top predator of its domain. This fearsome beast was none other than Archaeotherium, icon of the entelodonts, terror of the Oligocene American west and undisputed king of the White River badlands. The rise of Archaeotherium (and of entelodonts in general) is closely tied to the ascendancy of carnivorous ungulates as a whole, one of the earliest evolutionary success stories of the entire Cenozoic. Having become their own derived clade since the late Cretaceous, the ungulates were remarkably successful during the early Paleogene, as they were among the first mammalian clades to reach large sizes during those early days after the non-avian dinosaurs had gone extinct. As such, it was with incredible swiftness that, as the Paleogene progressed, the ungulates swooped upon the various niches left empty by the K-Pg mass extinction that killed the dinosaurs. This of course included the herbivorous niches we would know them for today, but this also included other, much more carnivore roles. Indeed, early on during the Paleogene, it was the ungulates that first seized the roles of large mammalian predators, becoming some the earliest large mammalian carnivores to ever live, well before even the carnivorans. Such predators included the arctocyonids, a lineage of vaguely dog-like, hoof-less ungulates with robust jaws and sharpened teeth that acted as some of earliest large carnivores of the Paleocene, with genera such as Arctocyon mumak getting up to the size of big cats. Even more prolific were the mesonychids. More so than what pretty much any other lineage of predator, it was the mesonychids that would stand out as the earliest dominant predators of the early Cenozoic. Growing up to the size of bears and with enormous, bone-crushing jaws, the mesonychids were among the most powerful and successful predators on the market at that time, with a near-global range and being capable of subjugating just about any other predator in their environments. Indeed, they, along with other carnivorous ungulates (as well as ungulates in general), were experiencing a golden age during this time, easily being the most prolific predators of the age. Given such prevalence, it should be no surprise that there would be yet another lineage of predatory ungulates would throw their hat into the ring, and by early Eocene, that contender would none other than the entelodonts. The very first entelodonts had arisen from artiodactyl ancestors during the Eocene epoch, at a time when artiodactyls were far more diverse and bizarre than they are now. Through today known from their modern herbivorous representatives such as bovines, deer, and antelope, during the Paleocene and Eocene, the artiodacyls, as with most ungulates of that time, were stronger and far more predaceous, particularly when it came to one such clade of artiodactyls, the cetacodontamorphs. Only known today from hippos and another group of artiodactyls (one which will become relevant later), the cetacodantomorphs emerged out of Asia around 55 million years ago, at around the same time that artiodactyls themselves had made their debut. These animals included the first truly predatory artiodactyls, with many of them possessing large skulls with powerful jaws and sharp, predatory teeth. Among their ranks included animals as puny as Indohyus, a piscivorous artiodactyl the size of a cat, to as formidable as Andrewsarchus, a giant, bison-sized predator often touted as one of the largest predatory mammals to ever live. Given such a predatory disposition, it wouldn’t be long until this clade produced a lineage of truly diverse, truly successful predators, and by around 40 million years ago, that is exactly what they did, as it was at that time that the entelodonts themselves first emerged. From their Asian homeland, the entelodonts spread across the world, spreading through not only most of Eurasia but also colonizing North America as well, with genera such as Brachyhyops being found across both continents. Here, in this North American frontier, the entelodonts began to diversify further, turning into their most successful and formidable forms yet, and it was around the late Eocene and early Oligocene that Archaeotherium itself had entered the scene. Just from a passing glance at Archaeotherium, it is clear how exactly it (as well as the other entelodonts) earned the nickname of “hell-pigs.” It was a bruiser for starters; its body bore a robust, pig-like physique, with prominent neural spines and their associated musculature forming a hump around the shoulder region, similar to the hump of a bison. With such a bulky physique came with it impressive size; the average A. mortoni had a head-body length of roughly 1.6-2.0 m (5.3-6.6 ft), a shoulder height of 1.2 m (4 ft) and a body mass of around 180 kg (396 lb) in weight (Boardman & Secord, 2013; Joeckel, 1990). At such sizes, an adult Archaeotherium the size of a large male black bear. However, they had the potential to get even bigger. While most Archaeotherium specimens were around the size described above, a select few specimens, labeled under the synonymous genus “Megachoerus,” are found to be much larger, with skulls getting up to 66% longer than average A. mortoni specimens (Foss, 2001; Joeckel, 1990). At such sizes and using isometric scaling, such massive Archaeotherium specimens would attained body lengths over 2.5 m (8.2 ft) and would have reached weighs well over 500 kg (1100 lb), or as big as a mature male polar bear. Indeed, at such sizes, it is already abundantly evident that Archaeotherium is a force to be recorded with. However, there was more to these formidable animals than sheer size alone. Behind all that bulk was an astoundingly swift and graceful predator, especially in terms of locomotion. Indeed, the hoofed feet of Archaeotherium, along with other entelodonts, sported several adaptations that gave it incredible locomotive efficiency, essentially turning it into a speed demon of the badlands. Such adaptations include longer distal leg elements (e.g. the radius and tibia) than their proximal counterparts (e.g. the humerus and femur), fusion of the radius and ulna for increased running efficiency, the loss of the clavicle (collar-bone) to allow for greater leg length, the loss of the acromion to enhance leg movement along the fore-and-aft plane, the loss of digits to reduce the mass of the forelimb, the fusion of the ectocuneiform and the mesocuneiform wrist-bones, among many other such traits (Theodore, 1996) . Perhaps most significant of these adaptations is the evolution of the “double-pulley astragalus (ankle-bone),” a specialized modification of the ankle that, while restricting rotation and side-to-side movement at the ankle-joint, allows for greater rotation in the fore-and-aft direction, thus allowing for more more powerful propulsion from the limbs, faster extension and retraction of the limbs and overall greater locomotive efficiency (Foss, 2001). Of course, such a trait was not only found in entelodonts but in artiodactyls as a whole, likely being a response to predatory pressures from incumbent predatory clades arising at the same time as the artiodactyls (Foss, 2001). However, in the case of the entelodonts, such adaptations were not used for merely escaping predators. Rather, they were used to for another, much more lethal effect… Such notions are further reinforced by the entelodonts most formidable aspect, none either than their fearsome jaws, and in this respect, Archaeotherium excelled. Both for its size and in general, the head of Archaeotherium was massive, measuring 40-50 cm (1.3-1.6 ft) in length among average A. mortoni specimens, to up to 78 cm (~2.6 ft) in the larger “Megachoerus” specimens (Joeckel, 1990). Such massive skulls were supported and supplemented by equally massive neck muscles and ligaments, which attached to massive neural spines on the anterior thoracic vertebrae akin to a bisons hump as well as to the sternum, allowing Archaeotherium to keep its head aloft despite the skulls massive size (Effinger, 1998). Of course, with such a massive skull, it should come as no surprise that such skulls housed exceptionally formidable jaws as well, and indeed, the bite of Archaeotherium was an especially deadly one. Its zygomatic arches (cheek-bones) and its temporal fossa were enlarged and expanded, indicative of massive temporalis muscles that afforded Archaeotherium astoundingly powerful bites (Joeckel, 1990). This is further augmented by Archaeotherium’s massive jugal flanges (bony projections of the cheek), which supported powerful masseter muscles which enhanced chewing and mastication, as well as an enlarged postorbital bar that reinforced the skull against torsional stresses (Foss, 2001). Last but not least, powerful jaws are supplemented by an enlarged gape, facilitated by a low coronoid process and enlarged posterior mandibular tubercles (bony projections originating from the lower jaw), which provided an insertion site for sternum-to-mandible jaw abduction muscles, allowing for a more forceful opening of the jaw (Foss, 2001). All together, such traits suggest a massive and incredibly fearsome bite, perhaps the most formidable of any animal in its environment. Of course, none of such traits are especially indicative of a predatory lifestyle. Indeed, many modern non-predatory ungulates, like hippos, pigs and peccaries, also possess large, formidable skulls and jaws. However, in peeling back the layers, it is found there was more to the skull of Archaeotherium that lies in store. Indeed, when inspecting the animal closely, a unique mosaic of features is revealed; traits that make it out to be much more lethal than the average artiodactyl. On one hand, Archaeotherium possessed many traits similar to those of herbivores animals, as is expected of ungulates. For instance, its jaw musculature that allowed the lower jaw of Archaeotherium a full side-to-side chewing motion as in herbivores (whereas most carnivores can only move their lower jaw up and down)(Effinger, 1998). On the other hand, Archaeotherium wielded many other traits far more lethal in their morphology, less akin to a herbivore and far more akin to a bonafide predator. For instance, the aforementioned enlarged gape of Archaeotherium is a bizarre trait on a supposed herbivore, as such animals do not need large gapes to eat vegetation and thus have smaller, more restricted gapes. Conversely, many predatory lineages have comparatively large gapes, as larger gapes allow for the the jaws to grab on to more effectively larger objects, namely large prey animals (Joeckel, 1990). Such a juxtaposition, however, is most evident when discussing the real killing instruments of Archaeotherium — the teeth. More so than any facet of this animal, the teeth of Archaeotherium are the real stars of the show, showing both how alike it was compared to its herbivores counterparts and more importantly, how it couldn’t be more different. For instance, the molars of Archaeotherium were quite similar to modern herbivores ungulates, in that they were robust, bunodont, and were designed for crushing and grinding, similar in form and function to modern ungulates like peccaries (Joeckel, 1990). However, while the molars give the impression that Archaeotherium was a herbivore, the other teeth tell a very different story. The incisors, for example, were enlarged, sharpened, and fully interlocked (as opposed to the flat-topped incisors seen in herbivores ungulates), creating an incisor array that was seemingly ill-suited for cropping vegetation and much more adept at for gripping, puncturing and cutting (Joeckel, 1990). Even more formidable were the canines. Like the modern pigs from which entelodonts derived their nicknames, the canines of Archaeotherium were sharp and enlarged to form prominent tusk-like teeth, but unlike pigs, they were rounded in cross-section (similar to modern carnivores like big cats, indicating more durable canines that can absorb and resist torsional forces, such as those from struggling prey) and were serrated to form a distinct cutting edge (Effinger, 1998; Joeckel, 1990; Ruff & Van Valkenburgh, 1987). These canines, along with the incisors, interlock to stabilize the jaws while biting and dismantling in a carnivore-like fashion. More strikingly, the canines also seem to act as “occlusal guides,” wherein the canines help align the movement and position of the rear teeth as they come together, allowing for a more efficient shearing action by the rear teeth. This function is seen most prevalently modern carnivores mammals, and is evidenced by the canine tooth-wear, which is also analogous to modern predators like bears and canids (Joeckel, 1990). Indeed, going off such teeth alone, it is clear that Archaeotherium is far more predatory than expected of an ungulate. However, the real stars of the show, the teeth that truly betray the predatory nature of these ungulates, are the premolars. Perhaps the most carnivore-like teeth in the entelodont’s entire tooth row, the premolars of Archaeotherium, particularly the anterior premolars, are laterally compressed, somewhat conical in shape, and are weakly serrated to bear a cutting edge, giving them a somewhat carnivorous form and function of shearing and slicing (Effinger, 1998). Most strikingly of all, the premolars of Archaeotherium bear unique features similar not to modern herbivores, but to durophagous carnivores like hyenas, particularly apical wear patterns, highly thickened enamel, “zigzag-shaped” enamel prism layers (Hunter-Schraeger bands) on the premolars which is also seen in osteophagous animals like hyenas, and an interlocking premolar interface wherein linear objects (such as bones) inserted into jaws from the side would be pinned between the premolars and crushed (Foss, 2001). Taken together, these features do not suggest a diet of grass or vegetation like other ungulates. Rather, they suggest a far more violent diet, one including flesh as well as hard, durable foods, particularly bone. All in all, the evidence is clear. Archaeotherium and other entelodonts, unlike the rest of their artiodactyl kin, were not the passive herbivores as we envision ungulates today. Rather, they were willing, unrepentant meat-eaters that had a taste for flesh as well as foliage. Of course, even with such lines of evidence, its hard to conclude that Archaeotherium was a true predator. After all, its wide gape and durophagous teeth could have just as easily been used for scavenging or even to eat tough plant matter such as seeds or nuts, as in peccaries and pigs, which themselves share many of the same adaptations as Archaeotherium, include the more carnivorous ones (e.g. the wide gape, using the canines as an occlusal guide, etc.). How exactly do we know that these things were veritable predators and not pretenders to the title. To this end, there is yet one last piece of evidence, one that puts on full display the predatory prowess of Archaeotherium —evidence of a kill itself. Found within oligocene-aged sediment in what is now Wyoming, a collection of various fossil remains was found, each belonging to the ancient sheep-sized camel Poebrotherium, with many of the skeletal remains being disarticulated and even missing whole hindlimbs or even entire rear halves of their body. Tellingly, many of the remains bear extensive bite marks and puncture wounds across their surface. Upon close examination, the spacing and size of the punctures leave only one culprit: Archaeotherium. Of course, such an event could still have been scavenging; the entelodonts were consuming the remains of already dead, decomposed camels, explaining the bite marks. What was far more telling, however, was where the bite marks were found. In addition bite marks being found on the torso and lumbar regions of the camels, various puncture wounds were found on the skull and neck, which were otherwise uneaten. Scavengers rarely feast on the head to begin with; there is very little worthwhile meat on it besides the brain, cheek-muscles and eyes, and even if they did feed on the skull and neck, they would still eat it wholesale, not merely bite it and then leave it otherwise untouched. Indeed, it was clear that this was no mere scavenging event. Rather than merely consuming these camels, Archaeotherium was actively preying upon and killing them, dispatching them via a crushing bite to the skull or neck before dismembering and even bisecting the hapless camels with their powerful jaws to preferentially feast on their hindquarters (likely by swallowing the hindquarters whole, as the pelvis of Poebrotherium was coincidentally the perfect width for Archaeotherium to devour whole), eventually discarding the leftovers in meat caches for later consumption (Sundell, 1999). With this finding, such a feat of brutality leaves no doubt in ones mind as to what the true nature of Archaeotherium was. This was no herbivore, nor was it a simple scavenger. This was an active, rapacious predator, the most powerful in its entire ecosystem. Indeed, with such brutal evidence of predation frozen in time, combined with various dental, cranial, and post cranial adaptations of this formidable animal, it’s possible to paint a picture of how this formidable creature lived. Though an omnivore by trade, willing and able to feast on plant matter such as grass, roots and tubers, Archaeotherium was also a wanton predator that took just about any prey it wanted. Upon detecting its prey, it approached its vicim from ambush before launching itself at blazing speed. From there, its cursorial, hoofed legs, used by other ungulates for escape predation, were here employed to capture prey, carrying it at great speeds as it caught up to its quarry. Having closed the distance with its target, it was then that the entelodont brought its jaws to bear, grabbing hold of the victim with powerful jaws and gripping teeth to bring it to a screeching halt. If the victim is lucky, Archaeotherium will then kill it quickly with a crushing bite to the skull or neck, puncturing the brain or spinal cord and killing its target instantly. If not, the victim is eaten alive, torn apart while it’s still kicking, as modern boars will do today. In any case, incapacitated prey are subsequently dismantled, with the entelodont using its entire head and heavily-muscled necks to bite into and pull apart its victim in devastating “puncture-and pull’ bites (Foss, 2001). Prey would then finally be consumed starting at the hindquarters, with not even the bones of its prey being spared. Such brutality, though far from clean, drove home a singular truth: that during this time, ungulates were not just prey, that they were not the mere “predator-fodder” we know them as today. rather, they themselves were the predators themselves, dominating as superb hunters within their domain and even suppressing clades we know as predators today, least of all the carnivorans. Indeed, during this point in time, the age of the carnivorous ungulates had hit their stride, and more specifically, the age of entelodonts had begun. Of course, more so than any other ettelodont, Archaeotherium took to this new age with gusto. Archaeotherium lived from 35-28 million years ago during the late Eocene and early Oligocene in a locality known today as the White River Badlands, a fossil locality nestled along the Great Plains and Rocky Mountains. Though a chalky, barren landscape today, during the time of Archaeotherium, the White River Badlands was a swamp-like floodplain crisscrossed with rivers and interspersed with by a mosaic of forests concentrated around waterways, open woodlands and open plains. As with most ecosystems with such a lush disposition, this locale teemed with life, with ancient hornless rhinos, small horse-like hyracodonts and early camels roaming the open habitats while giant brontotheres, small early horses and strange, sheep-like ungulates called merycoidodonts (also known as “oreodonts”) dwelled within the dense forests. Within this locale, Archaeotherium stalked the open woodlands and riparian forests of its domain. Here, it acted as a dominant predator and scavenger across is territory, filling a niche similar to modern grizzly bears but far more predatory. Among its preferred food items would be plant matter such as roots, foliage and nuts, but also meat in the form of carrion or freshly caught prey. In this respect, smaller ungulates such as the fleet-footed camel Poebrotherium, a known prey item of Archaeotherium, would have made a for choice prey, as its small size would make it easy for Archaeotherium to dispatch with its powerful jaws, while the entelodonts swift legs gave it the speed necessary to keep pace with its agile prey. However, the entelodont didn’t have such a feast all to itself. Just as the badlands teemed with herbivores, so too did it teem with rival predators. Among their ranks included fearsome predators such as Hyaenodon, a powerful, vaguely dog-like predator up to the size of wolves (as in H. horridus) or even lions (as in the Eocene-aged H. megaloides, which was replaced by H. horridus during the Oligocene). Armed with a massive head, fierce jaws and a set of knife-like teeth that could cut down even large prey in seconds, these were some of the most formidable predators on the landscape. There were also the nimravids, cat-like carnivorans that bore saber-teeth to kill large prey in seconds, and included the likes of the lynx-sized Dinictis, the leopard-sized Hoplophoneus and even the jaguar-sized Eusmilus. Furthermore, there were amphicyonids, better known as the bear-dogs. Though known from much larger forms later on in their existence, during the late Eocene and Oligocene, they were much smaller and acted as the “canid-analogues” of the ecosystem, filling a role similar to wolves or coyotes. Last but not least, there were the bathornithid birds, huge cariamiform birds related to modern seriemas but much larger, which filled a niche similar to modern seriemas or secretary birds, albeit on a much larger scale. Given such competition, it would seem that Archaeotherium would have its hands full. However, things are not as they appear. For starters, habitat differences would mitigate high amounts of competition, as both Hyaenodon and the various nimravids occupy more specialized ecological roles (being a plains-specialist and forest-specialist, respectively) than did Archaeotherium, providing a buffer to stave off competition: More importantly, however, none of the aforementioned predators were simply big enough to take Archaeotherium on. During the roughly 7 million years existence of Archaeotherium, the only carnivore that matched it in size was H. megaloides, and even that would have an only applied to average A. mortoni individuals, not to the much larger, bison-sized “Megachoerus” individuals. The next largest predator at that point would be the jaguars-sized Eusmilus (specifically E. adelos) which would have only been a bit more than half the size of even an average A. mortoni. Besides that, virtually every other predator on the landscape was simply outclassed by the much larger entelodont in terms of size and brute strength. As such, within its domain, Archaeotherium had total, unquestioned authority, dominating the other predators in the landscape and likely stealing their kills as well. In fact, just about the only threat Archaeotherium had was other Archaeotherium, as fossil bite marks suggest that this animal regularly and fraglantly engaged in intraspecific combat, usually through face-biting and possibly even jaw-wrestling (Effinger, 1998; Tanke & Currie, 1998). Nevertheless, it was clear that Archaeotherium was the undisputed king of the badlands; in a landscape of hyaenodonts and carnivorans galore, it was a hoofed ungulate that reigned supreme. However, such a reign would not last. As the Eocene transitioned into the Eocene, the planet underwent an abrupt cooling and drying phase known as Eocene-Oligocene Transition or more simply the Grande Coupure. This change in climate would eliminate the sprawling wetlands and river systems that Archaeotherium had been depending on, gradually replacing it with drier and more open habitats. To its credit, Archaeotherium did manage to hang on, persisting well after the Grand-Coupure had taken place, but in the end the damage had been done; Archaeotherium was a dead-man-walking. Eventually, by around 28 million years ago, Archaeotherium would go extinct, perishing due to this change in global climate (Gillham, 2019). Entelodonts as a whole would persist into the Miocene, producing some of their largest forms ever known in the form of the bison-sized Daeodon (which was itself even more carnivorous than Archaeotherium), however they too would meet the same fate as their earlier cousins. By around 15-20 million years ago, entelodonts as a whole would go extinct. However, while the entelodonts may have perished, this was not the end of carnivorous ungulates as a whole. Recall that the cetacodontamorphs, the lineage of artiodactyls that produced the entelodonts, left behind two living descendants. The first among them were the hippos, themselves fairly frequent herbivores. The second of such lineage, however, was a different story. Emerging out of South Asia, this lineage of piscivorous cetacodontamorphs, in a an attempt to further specialize for the fish-hunting lifestyle, began to delve further and further into the water, becoming more and more aquatic and the millennia passed by. At a certain point, these carnivorous artiodactlys had become something completely unrecognizable from their original hoofed forms. Their skin became hairless and their bodies became streamlined for life in water. Their hoofed limbs grew into giant flippers for steering in the water and their previously tiny tails became massive and sported giant tail flukes for aquatic propulsion. Their noses even moved to the tip of their head, becoming a blowhole that would be signature to this clade as a whole. Indeed, this clade was none other than the modern whales, themselves derived, carnivorous ungulates that had specialized for a life in the water, and in doing so, became the some of the most dominant aquatic predators across the globe for millions of years. Indeed, though long gone, the legacy of the entelodonts and of predatory ungulates as a whole, a legacy Archaeotherium itself had helped foster, lives on in these paragons of predatory prowess, showing that the ungulates are more than just the mere “prey” that they are often made out to be. Moreover, given the success that carnivorous ungulates had enjoyed in the past and given how modern omnivorous ungulates like boar dabble in predation themselves, perhaps, in the distant future, this planet may see the rise of carnivorous ungulates once again, following in the footsteps left behind by Archaeotherium and the other predatory ungulates all those millions of years ago. |
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