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    my trick is if its simple fix it always research everything and part out what you can for example even a recent story on yahoo but game cube cables go for $60-$150


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    Quote Originally Posted by travistemple202020 View Post
    my trick is if its simple fix it always research everything and part out what you can for example even a recent story on yahoo but game cube cables go for $60-$150
    On the game cube cables are available for far less than $60. The video cable is the same one that the N64 uses and can be used on the SNES console, price about $2. The power supply can still be had for about $10. Mike.
    "Profit begins when you buy NOT when you sell." {quote passed down to me from a wise man}

    Now go beat the copper out of something, Miked

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    Watch the old "fat" ps2 consoles, check out the completeds on ebay.

    "fat" is "in" right now it seems.

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