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We are giving our six Nintendo 64 pods, from the Special Reserve Shops, to Children's hospitals. So we need games to go with them.
Initially we are supporting the Wallace and Gromit Grand Appeal for the Bristol Children's Hospital.
http://www.grandappeal.org.uk
The pods are complete with large TV's, and should suit the hospital envoronment quite well.
If you would like to contribute any of your Nintendo 64 games please take them into a shop or send them to:
Tracey Davies
Grand Appeal
Special Reserve Shop
351 Gloucester Road
Bristol
BS7 8PG
Give your name etc and we will post a list of contributors at the shop and on the site (plus some piccies as we progress)
We are giving our six Nintendo 64 pods, from the Special Reserve Shops, to Children's hospitals. So we need games to go with them.
Initially we are supporting the Wallace and Gromit Grand Appeal for the Bristol Children's Hospital.
http://www.grandappeal.org.uk
The pods are complete with large TV's, and should suit the hospital envoronment quite well.
If you would like to contribute any of your Nintendo 64 games please take them into a shop or send them to:
Tracey Davies
Grand Appeal
Special Reserve Shop
351 Gloucester Road
Bristol
BS7 8PG
Give your name etc and we will post a list of contributors at the shop and on the site (plus some piccies as we progress)
What if they're boxless, or have no instructions?
> Does it matter if the boxes are a little tatty?
What if they're boxless, or
> have no instructions?
Um, it's a charity!
slik ~_~
I'm still not sure though. I was gunna trade in 2 of my games at EB, for money off, but as it's in Bristol, i'm also slightly tempted with this charity thing.
What should I do???
Hey tony, do you know how much postage a boxed game would need?
What if someone sent them Superman 64??? Isn't that cruelty to children?
;-)