Does anyone know where I can buy Paper Mario (GCN) for a reasonable price?

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#1 RACiEP
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Hi everyone. I've never played Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door, and I really want to pick it up! However, every website I go to is selling it used for over $35. I simply can't justify prices upward to the nearly cost of a new Wii game and so I'm at a loss. Can any of you guys help me out? Thanks.

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#2 TwistedShade
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Must have been a long search.... it's 14.99$ at Gamestop

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#3 RACiEP
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Must have been a long search.... it's 14.99$ at Gamestop

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Nope. They have it listed, but you can't buy it. Try adding it to your cart or seeing if they have it anywhere within 100 miles of your location. They don't. I had my hopes up when I first saw it, though. :/

*edit* typo

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#4 Bardock47
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Look at old secondhand cd shops, talk to some friends that might have had a GC and may have t and be willing to sell. Otherwise, ebay is your best bet, try to find the best buy now price you can. I'm not comlaining, I found Luigis mansion on their after about a month of trying to find it cheaper, found it for 27 and shipping brought the cost up to 31 (Us dollars btw) so I was very happy with it, orgianl case and game art and the game was in great condition , it was only missing the booklet. Persoanlly, i;d find Paper Mario worth $30, I got lucky and bought an old copy off a friend for ten:P

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#5 Shenmue_Jehuty
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Flea markets, thrift stores, and garage sales are your best bet, unless you happen to live near a media store that sells retro game at a flat rate regardless of rarity or value (I live near a few and they're my prefered place for getting great deals on games). You might have to wait a while before getting a copy, but by waiting you'll get a much better deal in the end. More patience, more savings.

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#6 Jolt_counter119
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Just pay the 35 bucks, it's worth it.

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#7 WiiCubeM1
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Does your local Gamestop still have a copy? Mine does, and it's about $12.

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#8 Eikichi-Onizuka
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http://www.ebay.com/itm/Paper-Mario-The-Thousand-Year-Door-Nintendo-GameCube-2004-/110984414581?pt=Video_Games_Games&hash=item19d72fc575 I see one being sold BIN for $24 shipped.