FS: Neo Geo CDZ Console (loose)

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Got a "spare" Neo Geo CDZ that came in with a bundle of other stuff I imported from Japan recently.

It's in good cosmetic condition, comes with original psu, av cords, and controller pro stick.

Memory is still working, and seems to be in good working order - I say "seems" only because I've had it literally 5 minutes, so have not and will not have time to test it extensively over time. I already have a CDZ, I don't need two.... or eight.

Don't have any games to include per se, but happy to throw in burns of Zupapa! and NitD to get you going.

$550 CAD plus shipping to wherever. Payment by paypal f&f preferred.

No trades thanks. Just looking for a straight forward sale that gives this underrated console a new home.

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Funny I moved from Canada to the UK about five years ago. Different kinds of problems I guess.
 

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I know someone that went over from the UK to Canada and moved back after 4 years as she said the inflation over there was getting too silly. Not sure how much money she was earning mind - she was a government clerk of some kind.

Someone buy this CDZ btw.
 

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I know someone that went over from the UK to Canada and moved back after 4 years as she said the inflation over there was getting too silly. Not sure how much money she was earning mind - she was a government clerk of some kind.

Someone buy this CDZ btw.
Food is expensive, so the weekly shop needs to be carefully planned. Petrol prices were pretty reasonable until the Iran thing kicked off - but that's affecting everyone, everywhere.

House prices... well that depends on where you want to live. In Alberta I'd say they're on a par with what you'd pay in the UK in similar circumstances.

Internet and utilities are cheaper overall.

Clothes... about the same.

Mobile phones can be a killer though. Very expensive compared to the UK for calling/data plans... certainly when I think back to what I was used to paying. But, hey, I work from home and my company pays my phone bill, so I'm not complaining.

Other than funerals, I have no desire to go back.
 
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