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[freddy teacher]

hey guys,

looking into buyin a 64 from ebay and shipping it over here, but before i do that i wanted to check to see if someone has one they;d sell.

ps. i sold one to someone last year on this forum, if you are reading this, i want to buy it back

[seoulsucker]

Have you checked out Gamer's Alley in Yongsan? There are shops loaded with older/vintage systems and game libraries. I'm sure you could track down an N64.

Is there a particular game you're missing?

[v1y7h]

Have you considered downloading an emulator (http://www.emulator-zone.com)?

You can cheaply buy N64ish remotes in Korea and just use your computer to scratch your MarioKart/GoldenEye itch.

Just a thought.

[freddy teacher]

thanks for the responses. ive considered the emulator route, but its just not the same as the real thing.

ive gone to the video game alley but they want about 80,000w with 1 control and no game. i found one for 50 which was reasonable for korea, but id still need 2 more controls, plus a couple games which i cant find (mario kart and mario tennis - english not japanese). at this rate id be better off to buy everything from back home (they are a dime a dozen on craigslist) and ship it over...

[jdkansas]

Just buy a n64 to usb adapter. plug in the N64 controllers into your computer and download an emulator. Your set.

[freddy teacher]