projectteamleader : These retro games contain great memories for me as well.

I actually don't have a list of games I need currently since the games are packed up since my wife and I are in a slow process of moving. Does that store have decent prices?

   Well, most of the retro games I've seen priced from $1.00 to about $10.00 for NES games.  For Super NES games the range can be $1.00 to $15.00.  I have seen retro games for Sega Genesis, Saga Saturn, and Game Boy,Game Boy Advance, and Game Boy Color ranging from $2.00 to $25.00.  I like Yu-Gi-Oh games for Game Boy Advance, but the price for those games can very from as low as $9.00 to $14.00.  They have a lot of other game consuls like PlayStation, PlayStation 2, and the regular Xbox.  If you like retro games you should try and get licenses for the systems I just mentioned.   The PlayStation just might be called retro.  The Super NES came out early 90's and PlayStation came out early to min 90's.  The store is called Disc Replay located at 100 S. Creasy Ln Ste. 1540  Lafayette, IN 47905.  The telephone number is 765.447.3000.  Most of the games they receive are either donated, traded, or sold to the store.  So, you might be able to trade or sell your unwanted games there.  Most pawn shops will give you at least $5.00 per game.  So, if you buy a $1.00 game and sell it for $5.00. That is a $4.00 profit for Vizzed.com.

projectteamleader : The biggest reason why I haven't added any CD systems even though there's a lot of retro CD systems is because the games are so large in file size that it would increase the monthly server fees by quite a bit.

So in other words, that store is selling games cheaper than what they go for? because that's my focus, I don't have the budget to pay collector price for these games.

Are you taking PS2 games, if so I have many PS2 games to donate.

   I understand about budget, but if your business is a not-for profit or non-profit business then you should be able get grants from your state to aid you in increasing your companies budget.  My dad had written grants for a class he teaches at for over ten years.  On those grants he was able to take his class to Southern part of Wisconsin then to an amusement park in northern Illinois as an early summer vacation for his students.  He is employed by the state of Indiana.  If he can get grants I know you can win them too.  Grants are for anyone.  Specially for business owners.  You are part of the 25% of this nation's success in creating his own online business during the heat of this recession.  I think if you are able to place thousands and thousands of retro game on one website like The Legend of Zelda games and many other games that are very lengthy then you should have no problem installing CD games from Nintendo Cube and PlayStation I systems.  The Law of Compensation states that if you give more you will receive more.  I have given you more information and you have received more information.  I will be happy to donate games and money to your online business. 

FalcoDude : Yeah I'd accept PS2 games, which games would you be willing to donate?

projectteamleader : Some playstation games can be nearly 700 MB and that's about the size of around 1000 SNES games. What's even more shocking is our entire NES collection, which is 4700+ games, is only about 530 MB. Between all the discs of the Final Fantasy games for the Playstation, those are probably bigger in file size than all of the RGR games combined.

I've never really thought about getting government funding, I don't know anything about that stuff and I'm not sure what the pros and cons are of doing that. The site does make money off of the ads and that's what funds the server fees, rgr plugin development, and many other costs.

I have 6 games... unfortunately one is a lousy sports game called backyard football for gamecube, I also have Star Wars Rogue Leader(Rogue Squadron 2) for gamecube, Call of duty Finest Hour for playstation 2, bowling for playstation 1, Namco museum vol. 1 for playstation 1, and namco museum vol. 3 for playstation 1. When you receive this could you let me know if these games are exceptable and what offers you'll let me choose from.
I forgot to mention civilization Revolution for DS.

thanks,
mitchelw

Davideo7 : Well, I won't know untill tommrow because I'm on vacation I will be home tommrow so I'll let you know then.

FalcoDude : Ok no problem.

mitchelw : Those would qualify you for any of the 2-5 game offers. If you're interested, send me a PM with that list of games and I'll give you my address to send them to.

I have one game that I want to donate, but there are 2 problems:
-I don't know if there is anything else I want to donate, so I probably wouldn't qualify for anything.
-My parents probably won't let me.

Davideo7 : Is it still possible to get the Trusted Member/Elite position by advertising the site heavily.I've got a way to attract more people here.Just wanted to check.

RetroGameNinja : Yeah that's fine, you're pretty young anyway so I wouldn't expect someone your age to donate.

Fall_Out_Boy : You could still do it for the Trusted Member position, but it'll really depend on how you advertise this site and how many people you bring here.

I have 5 game to add to that list... GT Advance for GBA, GT 2 Advance for GBA, hotwheels x velocity for GBA, Namco Museum for GBA, and Yoshi for GameBoy. I hope these will be good additions to help.

Davideo7 : Here are the games I'm going to donate:
Scarface
Need For Speed Underground 2
ATV Off road Fury
The Simpsons ROAD RAGE
Hitman 2
Defender

If I get Trusted Member, will you give me Trust Points or what?

mitchelw : Those would qualify you for any of the 2-5 game offers.

FalcoDude : What system are those for? If you took the trusted offer than yeah, I'd give you trust points and make you trusted.

Davideo7 : There all for PS2.

How many trust points would I get? Would the 25,000 Viz be given by you?

FalcoDude : Yes those games would qualify you for any of the 2-5 game offers. You'd get 5 trust points and handed trusted member position. If you chose the Viz, it would be sent from me.

Davideo7 : Alright, I'm ready to donate. I'm choosing trusted.

FalcoDude : OK than, send me a private message with that list of games you're going to donate and I'll give you my address. Be sure to get your parents permission to donate those games.

Does the controller with pirate games  Super joystick or something like that counts
(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Power_Player_Super_Joy_III)
and I have tons of boxes with n64 games, nes games, and snes games that we played a lot the three systems still work perfectly except for one snes controller it doesn't have the select button
and some of the games I remember we have are:
Smash bros (64)
Zelda ocarina and majora
Dkc 1,2 and 3
Banjo kazooie / Tooie
Mario party 1,2 and 3
Animaniacs
kirby adventure and crystal shards
starfox 64
rayman 2
paper mario 
super metroid
excite bike
ghouls and ghost
super 2020 baseball
and sunset riders
And lot more games but I don't know if my parents would like the donating stuff and I have never used the postal stuff before (also I live on Mexico if that affects it somehow)