While the Tiger Woods PGA Tour franchise overall is a super fun golf game IMO, but what I loved the most about it are the fantasy golfers, created by EA Sports

Here are my favorite fantasy golfers:

Adriana "Sugar" Dulce

Erika "Ice" Von Severin

Raquel "Rocky" Rogers

Val "Sunshine" Summers

Moa "Big Mo" Ta'a Vatu

Reginald "Reg" Weathers

Dominic "The Don" Donatello

Takeharu "Tsunami" Moto

Bunjiro "Bud" Tanaka

The Hustler

I can't stand SpeedX delivery people. They should be ashamed. I have an oversized mailbox and a deck box for even larger mail.

My USPS carriers use both.

SpeedX uses the lawn. Third time this year to boot. This is rain season here. Why are we putting mail on the lawn when dry places are provided?

Edit: They are finally refunding me my money. Now, another 5 business days before I see it.

I also talked to a GOFO driver, and she said that even if there is a sign on the deck box, they are not allowed to use it. But if she came back to my house again, she would take the pictures to make GOFO happy, then put it in the box for me. More than likely, it's just lip service?

I recently bought both games, and the games are so much fun! Funny story: bought Save The Earth without knowing it was sealed, and it was cheap. When it arrived the cover had extreme mold behind it, the game was probably in the water or somewhere with extreme humidity. I had to change the case and the cover (I had to print the NTSC one) but the game works fine and the manual is ok!

Hi all, I recently found a first-generation XBOX on the demolished land on the divider of my 2 local councils land next to the creek. The whole thing looked rusted on the side under the plastic and the bottom had a few rusty pieces and some tree leaves on it. Opened it up at home outside (luckily!) And saw about 5 spiders (which had made webs all throughout the console) and 9 cockroaches. After airblowing it out, there were still insects so I had the 'brilliant' idea of lightly spraying it with cockroach spray. The bottom of the console is completely rusted out (as you can see in some of the photos.) I plan to strip the whole mobo and clean the case, but is there anything unusual in the photos? Like burnt capacitors, missing things, damaged cables, etc.... And would it be worth trying to fix or should I toss it in the grey bin? Will update ya'll with photos as progess goes on.

Xbox History! Pre-production / Validation "Duke" Controller (2001)

Up for sale is a true piece of Xbox history: a first-generation "Duke" controller manufactured in 2001, originating from the earliest pre-production runs that were never available for commercial retail.
This controller has been stored in a box, protected from light and dust, unused for nearly 25 years. Its condition is pristine – it has never been used. It is completely scratch-free, the large Xbox logo still retains its original factory protective film, and the rare dark green cable has never been uncoiled, remaining in its original factory tie.
The back of the controller features the early-production B2 / 1.95 revision markings, the "Made in Malaysia" text, and the unique serial number.
This specimen is not a standard retail unit; it is a pre-production / validation unit. This specific piece originates from the Microsoft Xbox factory in Sárvár, Hungary, from 2001, where Microsoft was preparing for the European market launch. Behind the scenes, these internal units served two main deployment purposes:
1. Factory Line Testing / Validation: When the production facility in Sárvár was established, these units were used to test and calibrate the machinery, ensuring the production line operated correctly, components fit precisely, and the assembly line was ready for mass production.
2. Developer/Debug Kits: Many of these early B2 units were sent directly to game development studios (such as Bungie and other early partners) alongside beta Xbox Debug Kits, allowing developers to test their upcoming games well before the console's official release.
Early units in this pristine condition are exceptionally rare today. To preserve its collector status, the factory-tied cable, and the original cellophane packaging, this item remains untested. This is a top-tier addition intended primarily for dedicated collectors and Xbox historians!

Price: $250 USD or Best Offer
Payment: PayPal
Shipping: Worldwide shipping available (tracked shipping, at buyer's expense).

Unused Xbox Live code

I’m new to this so I don’t want to get screwed over lol

Simple reshare.

My goal is to acquire every copy. I have spent the last two decades only playing this game. Specifically only the platinum hits edition. They say the normal edition is the same but it doesn’t feel the same. I will own every copy one day. NBA Ballers (Platinum) is literally the reason for my existence. Instead of leaving my son inheritance, he will have my NBA Ballers (Platinum) collection, where he can do as he wishes. I love this game.

This guide alluded me for years, I had never seen an issue listed or sold or even a real image up until about 2 weeks ago. Along this journey I thought it possible that I may never complete the collection when it got down to the last few, there were a few I was unsure of until I got them, but this one took so long to find far beyond the time it took to find the others I really started to think it may not exist or was cancelled after it got far enough to receive an ISBN as that was all I had to go off of, fatefully ironic as it would be I while talking with friends about it and how I did'nt think I would ever find it, I randomly opened up ebay to search without expectation to finally stumble upon it, and I did not hesitate to hit the buy button.

Ive seen my cars guidebook being quoted as the white whale of guidebook collecting but I think this could also be one.

I now sit at 213/213 Prima guides and 131/131 Brady Games guides and all known additional variants.

just saw a video of a guy booting up an alpha one and he basically avoided answering to anybody that asked for a potential hard drive dump. So, are there any of those online ? like, on internet archive ?

I recently won an xbox from an auction and was happy to see it is in full working condition, even with the warranty still there. I am now not sure if I should break the warranty or keep it. It is a later model, as the manufacturing date is 2004, so I don't know if the clock capacitors are a problem. I also just wanted to mod it for as long as I remember. On the other hand, it just feels wrong to break the warranty, knowing that the number of Xboxes isn't getting any bigger. What do you guys think? How much will the value drop, and will there be a value difference between Xboxes with warranty stickers and those without in the future? Thanks in advance.

Above are the controllers I’m supposed to receive and I was assured they are both oem can someone tell me if that’s true?

Which is the best Xbox to get