Vintage Video games?

[Shrugged]

Anyone know a good shop in Toronto to buy vintage video games?
I'm trying to find old NES games and Genesis games.

Any help would be mucho appreciated!

 

[Ross Eyerie]

Surely you've tried searching the net...

 

[Anynym]

Do you need the cartridge? For example, if I google, I find sites like this one: http://www.wikihow.com/Play-NES-Games-on-a-PC

 

[CapitalGuy]

Do you need the cartridge? For example, if I google, I find sites like this one: http://www.wikihow.com/Play-NES-Games-on-a-PC

Is there a similar site for blackberry games? Searched and turned up a zero, except for a couple pay sites that want $10 for tetris. Tx.

 

[Shrugged]

Don't know if it's still there, but down at the Ghetto, Gerrard Sq, upstairs next to the eye glasses place but i haven't been there in a few years so...don't cuss me if it's not there.

I think your thinking of Icemans, I heard about them, but apparently they have closed down? ir atleast thats what the dude I called said!

I'm familiar with roms but I'm really into retro items these days and I was given an classic NES system for x-mas, I'd just like a few games to go with it!

I also know I can order them online via ebay/CL etc... I just cant be bothered by that though and would love to paroose a shop!

Any more info would be mucho appreciated!

 

[pokerdude]

Look up MAME. It's an emulator that let's you play classic games on your PC for free. Get an old school joystick and your on your way. Enjoy