So, I just figured I'd share when I get some new Legacy games (which isn't nearly as often as I'd like, with the main issue being that there's never enough money to go around). Anyone else is free to share as well.

So, anyway, a few weeks ago I got:
AD&D: Pool of Radiance (NES)
Crystalis (NES)
Deadly Towers (NES)
Mappy Land (NES)
AD&D: Eye of the Beholder (SNES)
Cool Spot (GEN)

Eye of the Beholder for SNES is nifty since it's one of the other games (aside from Mario Paint, of course) that uses the SNES mouse. It works really well for this sort of game too, and definitely seems better playing the game with the mouse.
Crystalis, I've had the GBC version for a while, but, have heard that a bunch of things were changed from the NES version and that one was better, so, figured it would be interesting to pick it up as well.

Only spent around $11 or so on it all too. Easily could've spent a pile more, there were a whole bunch of games there that I would've loved to buy. Still, have to stop myself somewhere

Yeah, I have Yo! Noid as well, and was actually playing it a bit fairly recently. It's amazing how many games back in the NES/SNES/GEN days based off licenses and movies and such are also some very fun (and in many cases spectacular) games.

Haven't had a chance to play any version of Civilization, or even really look into it much. Still, maybe one of these days I will, if only because SNES games that use the mouse are nifty.

Pokémon Trading Card Game, I enjoyed that since I've never had the chance to play the actual card game with anyone, and it was fun to get the chance to try it out. As you said, it would be nifty if they updated it and kept up with it and such.

Skies of Arcadia, I bought the GCN version of that, and played a bit of it, but got kind of side-tracked by other stuff. My main issue is that, in general, I'm not as fond of airships in RPGs. In games like Final Fantasy and Chrono Trigger and such, at least it's not a major part, but, of course, in Skies of Arcadia, it's a pretty major part. It does seem like a fun game though, and, I should give it some more time one of these days.

Wow, sounds like the Dog Bone controller must have been a good deal if you got ALL of that for around seventeen bucks...huh.

Bubble Bobble is something of a 'legend'....it's one of the most simplistic and basic games out there, plays the same dang song over and over ... and yet it's kind of addictive all the same.  I remember we rented it, and we were like WHAT the CRAP did we get!?!  This is stupid!  But we kept playing it....still, couldn't beat it.  Not sure if I ever could...or if I'd still want it, but oh well.

All of the others I haven't played EXCEPT Adventures in the Magic Kingdom - while it does have some wonky games, it has GREAT music, and can be pretty fun over all, mostly in the 2D levels.  The "3D Space" game was pretty cool though.  It's really kind of a weird mix of different games altogether, and some are just more annoying than good, but I think it evens out pretty well.  Definately worth a dollar, if only for the music. :p

Wow, that's pretty cool.  Closest thing around here that would be somewhat similar is just a pawnshop that happens to have games, but they're all similarly priced(and I don't know them THAT well of course).  Coolest thing I got was a Japanese Gameboy game I just happened to see one day.  It was Sailor Moon R ... but it's also in hiragana/katakana only, so it makes it easier to read(understanding's a whole 'nother thing).

Seems like some pretty good prices tho'.  And yeah, I do like that Bubble Bobble song.  It's too bad all of the 'new' versions keep getting low scores, and mostly for being buggy ports I guess.  But I'd really like a (good) new Bubble Bobble...it's sort of an action-puzzler I guess..

Oh, I didn't know there was a GBC version, I meant the DS version that came out a while back.  That does sound really awkward... and now that I think of it, there seemed to be quite a few GBC NES-remakes back then -- Bionic Commando, Metal Gear, Super Mario Bros...it's almost like the GBA's short lived NES Classics...it makes me wonder how many "GBC-NES" games were made..

And that's really cool.. I used to know a few places that were like that store, that had all of the different board games and puzzles, mind-busters(the kind of rubix and rings and other physical puzzles), and model cars.  (Wish I could find a place again that carried Gundam models, Toys R Us and "Babbages"(before Gamestop bought them out) only carried them when Gundam Wing / G Gundam was popular.)

Cross-posted from the Christmas thread in General Discussion, but, for Christmas I got:

For NES:
Battle Chess
Dungeon Magic
Life Force
Lunar Pool
Magic of Scheherazade
Magician
Operation Wolf
Rampage
RoadRunner

For SNES:
Stunt Race FX
Waialae Country Club
Young Merlin

For Gameboy (all of these are for the regular GB)
Bonk's Adventure
Donkey Kong
Rolan's Curse
Solomon's Club
Sword of Hope
Ultima: Runes of Virtue
Wario Land

For Dreamcast:
Record of Lodoss War

Did the shopping on those myself, they all came to right around $100, which was pretty good.

Also got NiGHTS for Wii, but, of course, that's not a Legacy game.
As well, got a $25 gift certificate to the shop around here that I've been getting my older games from, which will, of course, turn into more games at some point or another

Nifty. Yeah, I tend to love Puzzle games in general, including most of the games with Tetris in the title, but, Tetrisphere is really a very different, and addictive, sort of game. The main mode is really something unusual, but quickly becomes natural as one gets into the game. As well, the Puzzle mode is plenty of fun. Plus, the two-player is great. What's more, the soundtrack is absolutely spectacular.
Glad you had the chance to get it, and that you've been enjoying it as well.

Secret of Evermore and Illusion of Gaia are among the more frequent in my "I've had this game for a while, but haven't really had the chance to spend much time with it. I really need to fix that one of these days" games. Secret of Evermore I did spend a decent amount of time with back when I'd gotten it, but then got sidetracked by other stuff. Illusion of Gaia, though, I haven't spent more than a few minutes with. I had been in the process of playing Soul Blazer (which, I guess, is one of three games in a related sort of string with IoG and Terranigma), but, again, got sidetracked while doing that as well. I've been trying to be better about not getting sidetracked, but, it still happens from time to time.
As you noted, that's a very good deal on Illusion of Gaia, great that you had a chance to get it for that.

Kid Icarus: Of Myths and Monsters I got a couple of years back, but haven't really spent much time with either. Originally that was because when I got it, it needed to be cleaned, and I was on vacation so I wasn't really able to give it a proper cleaning where I was. It works fine now, but, for whatever reason I just haven't gotten to it yet.
I know much of this post sounds like a whole bunch of "I haven't gotten to it yet" Ah well.

Earthbound, of course, is an absolutely spectacular game, which you probably know as well. I haven't had any of my batteries die yet, but, when they do, I'll try my hand at replacing them. Doesn't seem like it'll be too hard. Still, getting to play Earthbound is definitely well worth whatever money is needed to play it.
Hope that you enjoy playing through it again, and, I should start a new file on it sometime soon too. I've played through it a whole bunch, but, it's just one of those games which is so much fun to play no matter how many times one has done it.

That's great to hear that you've been able to play it with others as well, and that they'd gotten into the game too. It definitely has a way of drawing people in.

It's always fun to have other people getting into a game as much as you are. Sometimes people aren't as eager to try "older" games, but, they certainly can provide plenty of fun, as you well know, and as they found out