This is a cool channel. I started game collecting more seriously about a year ago when I finally moved into my own house after years of renting apartments. I'm very much in the same boat as you regarding these.
I collect games I had growing up, friends of mine had growing up, and family members such as cousins growing up. I don't have an interest in a massive collection. But that's just me. There is nothing wrong with complete sets. I also will always open sealed games. They were made to be played. I also just buy the game with its manual. That's just because lack of space. I also make sure games I buy are in good condition. I take care of things I own.
I don't mind getting a game that has a torn label, or some other small defect. PS2 games will be covered in gamestop stickers, and we can do our best to get those off but I have plenty of cases where you can see that residue or something else. Annoying but I am just happy to have the game. One thing I generally refuse to do is ebay for retro games. That makes it really really tough to find the games I want. There are like 2 conventions I can attend in Ohio every year if I want but that is about it when it comes to finding harder to get stuff.
Great video and in my country we have something called Klarna that i owe 2000$ because of my addiction to video games. Next month i have payed my dept and will only buy games if i have the money.
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Amazing video! Was wondering how long youve been working on your collection?
This is a cool channel.
I started game collecting more seriously about a year ago when I finally moved into my own house after years of renting apartments.
I'm very much in the same boat as you regarding these.
Glad you didn't say it's your boy 😂
Graded games is a scam
graded company scam.realstate how u say.is in everything in the marketing.
plused it's not gamer not buying them up.the investor,to sell them more.
I prefer just the cart on cartridge games just to save space and not be worried the cardboard will get damaged
I collect games I had growing up, friends of mine had growing up, and family members such as cousins growing up. I don't have an interest in a massive collection. But that's just me. There is nothing wrong with complete sets. I also will always open sealed games. They were made to be played. I also just buy the game with its manual. That's just because lack of space. I also make sure games I buy are in good condition. I take care of things I own.
I don't mind getting a game that has a torn label, or some other small defect. PS2 games will be covered in gamestop stickers, and we can do our best to get those off but I have plenty of cases where you can see that residue or something else. Annoying but I am just happy to have the game. One thing I generally refuse to do is ebay for retro games. That makes it really really tough to find the games I want. There are like 2 conventions I can attend in Ohio every year if I want but that is about it when it comes to finding harder to get stuff.
I keep those dvd stickers from Hollywood our blockbuster and some random video store stickers.bring back memories
Great video and in my country we have something called Klarna that i owe 2000$ because of my addiction to video games.
Next month i have payed my dept and will only buy games if i have the money.
Thanks man for good tips🤍
i was at retro game store.those guide books to dam expensive.lol i won't sell my collection.
ps5 is my last generation console.i collect when i was 90s.