WTB PS2 Robot Alchemic Drive NTSC - US members please read!

[satoshi_matrix]

I know its highly unusual, but I'm hoping someone here on the forum can find and sell me a copy of Robot Alchemic Drive, aka R.A.D for the PS2. In Ontario, the game is exceedingly difficult to find and ebay prices are $25 plus. Not exactly ideal for a 2002 budget title from Sandlot.

If someone here has an old copy that they're willing to part with please send me a message.

I asked on racketboy, and was told that its sold in Gamestop in the US for as little as $5.99. I've been to every place I can think of within an hour's distance and can't find it. I'd rather not pay the inflated ebay prices, so yeah. If someone can find a copy for cheap, I can gladly pay via paypal and if you need to go out and buy a copy, I'll throw in a few extra bucks for your trouble. Thanks.

[dejimus]

oh, man, such a sick game.

ive regretted selling mine for ages, its currently 15 on amazon, i havent seen it in gamestops for a while. 

[Mick Dundee]

I just did an online Gamestop check, it does say its only $6 (who knows WHAT condition its in if you can find it at a Gamestop) and the nearest store to have a copy to me is over 50+ miles south of me.

 Other than that...Half.com has a copy for 9.99 + Shipping...no manual.

[Jonesat]

i live in ontario too, i'll keep an eye out for ya at the local pawn shops and such.

[BadChad]

Yup Im in ontario too. My local hock shop is always getting new PS2 games and they sell them all for $3. Ill keep an eye out too.

[satoshi_matrix]

thanks guys.

[shenske]

I checked near me on the GameStop search. There is one 37miles away ... i dont know about the condition of it and i'm not heading towards Denver for a while 

[akrate69]

Two Gamestops near me have a copy. The guy at the first one I called pulled out the disc and said it was so scratched up that I wouldn't want it.   I had him check the case out on the floor and he said it has their generic cover with no manual.   The other one said his copy had some scratches and also "buff marks" like someone had used a SkipDR, Disc Doctor etc... on it. He also checked the floor and said the original art work and manual are there.

The second one has potential, especially being complete. Your call.

[tiktektak]

Two Gamestops near me have a copy. The guy at the first one I called pulled out the disc and said it was so scratched up that I wouldn't want it.   I had him check the case out on the floor and he said it has their generic cover with no manual.   The other one said his copy had some scratches and also "buff marks" like someone had used a SkipDR, Disc Doctor etc... on it. He also checked the floor and said the original art work and manual are there.

The second one has potential, especially being complete. Your call.

You can always resurface such a Disc at a prof. disc repair center (if you have sth like thast in the US) for next ot nothing (costs 3 Euros here in austria).

This will remove almost any scratch but "buff marks" doesn't sound too good.