Well, the first math trade of the year looks to be close to official. I'm trading a copy of Epic Duels for the Treasure Chest edition of Dread Pirate. This is one of those games that is supposed to be fairly low on the depth (making it great for my son's age), and just gorgeous to look at. This version of the game runs $100 or so retail, and I only paid $35 for my copy of Epic Duels, so I'm happy with this one. It'll look great, and be another one I can play with my son (and/or family). Add to this the fact that the parent company to Front Porch Classics filed for bankruptcy in November and this one could be a collector's item to boot.
Saturday, January 03, 2009
Let the Trading Begin
Well, the first math trade of the year looks to be close to official. I'm trading a copy of Epic Duels for the Treasure Chest edition of Dread Pirate. This is one of those games that is supposed to be fairly low on the depth (making it great for my son's age), and just gorgeous to look at. This version of the game runs $100 or so retail, and I only paid $35 for my copy of Epic Duels, so I'm happy with this one. It'll look great, and be another one I can play with my son (and/or family). Add to this the fact that the parent company to Front Porch Classics filed for bankruptcy in November and this one could be a collector's item to boot.
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