My early November order from Yamatoku finally arrived yesterday. Woo-hoo!

Nintendo 64:
$52.50 - Midnight Blue (Grape) N64 with controller. Excellent-condition stick. Feels like new! I'll be putting UltraHDMI into this when the next order comes in.

3DO:
$9.26 - Panasonic Digital Stick Controller (AKA, arcade stick). Perfect for Super Street Fighter II Turbo!
Family Computer:
$6.50 - Disk System. It's boxed too! For the price I'm not surprised to find that it's non-functional but the listing didn't say anything about it being junk, untested, or broken ("acceptable"). Doesn't even show Yamatoku's usual checklist card where they would usually note such things. *shrug* Probably just needs a belt.
$4.77 - Ninja Ryukenden (AKA Ninja Gaiden). Supposedly this is easier than the North American version but merely changing enemy placement would add difficulty for me (throws me for a loop).
$9.77 - Super Mario Bros. 2. Other side has Ice Hockey and both manuals are included with the cased disk in a clear cover/sleeve.
Super Famicom:
$3.80 - Boxed Panel De Pon with manual and quick reference card. I think it's complete.
$9.50 - Rockman X3 for translation to English.
PC Engine:
$25.00 - Super System Card to replace the one I broke when attempting to mod it. I'm hoping it's the other PCB revision so I can see if modding is do-able... or I'll just end up breaking another.

$0.75 - 5-player PC Engine multitap. Pins were horribly mangled, bent, and pushed in deep despite no mention in the listing. For the price: Oh well. When straightening them with needle nose pliers, one pin pulled all the way out. I re-inserted it and tested with a single controller and at least that seems to work.
$20.50 - Avenue Pad 3 controller. The box is a little ratty but the controller inside turned out to be new/unused even though it was sold as used. Now I'm hesitant to use it!
Neo Geo AES/CD:
$27.77 - Neo Geo Fighting Stick Controller Pro... the kidney bean arcade stick they started selling after the Neo Geo CD controller. I like the original AES Gold controllers better but I already have a bunch of replicas made from Neo Geo X Gold controllers.
GameCube:
$7.50 - Indigo (Purple) Game Boy Player. They only sold Jet (Black) GB Players in North America and for $7.50, why not pick up an alternate color? No disc, of course, which wouldn't work in my system anyway. I'll just use my North American GB Player Start-Up Disc.
Sega Saturn:
$5.50 - White 3D control pad

Of course, there's an absolute MOUNTAIN of bubble wrap after getting all this stuff unboxed!
On Friday I had to prepare a spare Saturn for my former roommate but I couldn't find any of my AV cables other than HD Retrovision with Saturn adapter (he's not getting that!). I did find a junk Saturn RF switch (didn't work) so I spliced it to a leftover Nintendo AV cable for a pseudo-stereo Saturn AV cable. Anyway, I still had a crate full of spare Saturns to do something with so I kept my eyes open yesterday and found a NOS original RF switch and a Saturn cable being sold as a Genesis cable.

Also picked up Richter Amiibo since I happened to be near a Wal-Mart that flubbed the launch on Friday. Turns out they put it out early, retracted stock, then forgot to put it back out until I asked about it. I'm not one to spend full-price on Amiibos but they don't launch in the quantities they used to when they'd eventually go on clearance. Doubt you'll ever see Richter on clearance and I just had to get him next to his original pose!

At least it was $1.11 cheaper than other retailers (all out of stock).