Game consoles and retro games

[PandaAL]

Hi! I'm looking for a reasonably cheap electronics shop/mall where I could find gaming consoles (also possibly retro stuff like Gameboy/Nintendo 64 stuff)

I'm particularly on the hunt for the new "Legend Of Zelda: Game & Watch" and trying to find it somewhere a bit cheaper than sold in the internet.. any suggestions?

[nicholas1339]

Did you try carousell?

[Lisafuller]

Did you try carousell?

* Not on the internet.

[Lisafuller]

Hi! I'm looking for a reasonably cheap electronics shop/mall where I could find gaming consoles (also possibly retro stuff like Gameboy/Nintendo 64 stuff)

I'm particularly on the hunt for the new "Legend Of Zelda: Game & Watch" and trying to find it somewhere a bit cheaper than sold in the internet.. any suggestions?

There are a good number at Sim Lim Square.

[BlazeSaber]

Hi! I'm looking for a reasonably cheap electronics shop/mall where I could find gaming consoles (also possibly retro stuff like Gameboy/Nintendo 64 stuff)

I'm particularly on the hunt for the new "Legend Of Zelda: Game & Watch" and trying to find it somewhere a bit cheaper than sold in the internet.. any suggestions?

There are a good number at Sim Lim Square.

This place really impressed me. I found a shop filled with lots of new retro items, most of which are Japanese. Many products are still sealed, which explains the higher prices. I finally came across a sealed Radiant Silvergun for the Sega Saturn, a rare gem for collectors like me.

[abbby]

Hi! I'm looking for a reasonably cheap electronics shop/mall where I could find gaming consoles (also possibly retro stuff like Gameboy/Nintendo 64 stuff)

I'm particularly on the hunt for the new "Legend Of Zelda: Game & Watch" and trying to find it somewhere a bit cheaper than sold in the internet.. any suggestions?

There are a good number at Sim Lim Square.

This place really impressed me. I found a shop filled with lots of new retro items, most of which are Japanese. Many products are still sealed, which explains the higher prices. I finally came across a sealed Radiant Silvergun for the Sega Saturn, a rare gem for collectors like me.

Amazing!

[aster]

This place really impressed me. I found a shop filled with lots of new retro items, most of which are Japanese. Many products are still sealed, which explains the higher prices. I finally came across a sealed Radiant Silvergun for the Sega Saturn, a rare gem for collectors like me.

I imagine that some "never before opened" devices could fetch some hefty prices. Are we talking just equipment or did you see games there too?

It's amazing how a console's value goes down... then eventually it gets completely written off as "destined for the recycling bin..." but then further down the road (admittedly a lot further) it makes a comeback and costs more than it originally did when it came out!