Mistakes New Collector's Should Avoid
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The best tip I can give new video game collectors might be an obvious one but it's something I wish I realised very early on. It's taken me nearly 2 years to work it out but finally I can start focusing on what I really like.
Don't let anyone tell you what you should be collecting. Just because someone likes Nintendo games, doesn't mean you have to like them as well. If you want to collect Call of Duty and FIFA, do it!
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my tip would be: have a defined and reasonable goal from the beginning. Know what console of games you want, what genres, what releases, and in what condition. Maybe you only want to collect Sony, maybe it's Nintendo. Maybe you only want survival horror CIB original releases, or maybe you want to collect demo discs. Just be aware that it's insanely easy to get distracted by finding a bunch of cheap games for a console you don't collect for and suddenly you now collect for that console too
Top tip:
Buy expensive games for the sake of it, and then put them on a shelf but never play them. At most give them a dusting and admire the cover art.
I mostly just admire the spines... You've given me a lot to think about
@@TheRealGara Also it's "value" if you are ever tired of them you know that the "pricy" ones retain their value.
@@Art_kore I can stare at the spines for 10 years AND make $20 when I sell them. I'm making out like a bandit here
Yes, been here, done that…. Guilty 😂
And that's why I never got into the switch, the spines are plain, small and horrible 😝
I agree with only collecting what you play. That's what I do, only collect what I have played or will play for 360, One, Series X. I did not realise why I had nostalgia for 360 until your comment about being able to buy what you wanted, as that was the same for me. I guess we are a similar age.
I think there are 2 types of collectors. The ones who collect games that they want to play, and the ones that collect for the sake of it and often go for complete sets. That's what makes wii-u and Dreamcast so appealing. It's a doable task to get complete sets for those, whereas I've never seen anyone with a complete PS2 collection
Yup. I totally agree. The second type is hoarder mentality with no sense of keeping a curated library of games that actually mean something to them.
Every game I have my shelf is reflection of my interests and very few of them are games I bought and just didn't like.
I collect.i agree with u.collect what u liked
@@b4rs629 While I do agree that a collector should get games that are of interest to that person, sometimes it is good to branch out and try something different. There really are no right or wrong ways to collect. A collector looking to complete a collection sees the library as a goal much like other collectors see finding a single game that they desire. The argument could be made that completionists are preventing gamers that want a certain game from having it...but how do we know that the game in question isn't one that the completionist enjoys as well. Perhaps the games that the completionist is hoarding are actually crap games that nobody would want otherwise.
I have to disagree with your point about holy grail... aim for it as soon as you can, dont let it slip away and dont let the price become unattainable
True.i got firewatch ps4 limited run games our good.
Thank you for answering my question. Merry Christmas 🌲
I just heard recently when microsoft just announced layoffs, it was apparent that part of the layoffs are the departments that handle physical side of their games division. pretty crazy.
Sad.i rather support physical
I am 26 years old and I am starting to collect video games. I only have a couple of games for the PS3, which was the first console that ever came to my house. It wasn't even mine, but it was fun to remember how I used to wait for my uncles to finish playing so that I could play. They never wanted to give up the controller because they wanted to win all the matches.
PS3 is really fun to collect for. The Prices are still good for the most part and there are so many good games that I could not affort at that time. ^^
I never collected. Collecting stuff was a by-product of getting physical media for the thing I was getting my entertainment from. The first collection of mine that got fleshed out considerably was around 2009 when a video store was closing down close to us. They were selling their rental stock of PS2 games for next to nothing. Like...the equivalent of $8 for 5 at the time. So I built a 50 game collection that way. Then I got a PS3 very late...around 2013. Up until Nov 2023 I only had 16 physical PS3 games as the rest were all digital downloads. At the same time I also only had 2 physical PS4 games as, again, digital game purchases were a thing for me. But I am 47 years old with 2 young sons who inherited my love for gaming. Two months ago I set out to collect for the PS3 and PS4, and if I could find games on PS2 I always wanted, but never got, I would take those too. I set out to find the following, for all 3 consoles: a) Games I played before, but dont have physical copies of (just in case console servers are discontinued at some point). (b) Game sI know of, wanted to play, but never did. (c) looking at various top 50 and top 100 videos for all the consoles and picking the ones that interested me, and I didnt have. With that methodology I set out to create a "wants" list. And then I got into buying. On some days my wife got so tired of accepting packages at the door as I received 8 of them on one day recently...some with 2 games, some with 7. Now I have 70 games in my PS2 collection, 130 in my PS3 collection, and 70 in my PS4 collection...with a Rockbank guitar to boot. lol. I'm now at a weird junction where I need to think of designing a game storage cupboard with the correct-sized shelves for each console. I RAN OUT OF SPACE TO KEEP THEM!
Good tip about holy grails. I didn’t want to pull the trigger on eBay - I wanted to find mine in the wild: the thrill of the hunt. Yesterday I finally found it: WCW Backstage Assault in Cash Generator for £1.99. I felt like Indiana Jones holding a very shitty bag of diamonds.
Honestly same. I enjoy big thru FB Marketplace and the local shops in my area. It's his I find the best things
I found Xenoblade Chronicles 3,Advance War Reboot Camp 1+2 and. Kirby Star Allies for 10.00 each at Walmart on clearance. I got lucky but it’s is just so happens they had Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Hello Neighbor as well for same price but I already have Pokémon Diamond and Pearl and don’t care for Hello Neighbor but I’m hoping some other s hit that
my tip for small collectors is pick games you might like when you buy buying games because you want to have a big collection you have nouthing you want to play for a example i hate shooters for me dont buy shooters if you like rpgs like me it becomes expensive buy if it a game you want dont build coeedctions because it cheap build one around what you would like to play
Yep I am rpg fan.my first one was final fantasy 1 on Nintendo
Collect what you plan to play. Don't buy expensive games for the sake of it.
This is what I do now, I only buy something if I know I'll play it and want to finish it, most new releases recently have disappointed me and so I flip them for cash especially if I'm running low on funds to buy games I actually want lol
Yeah i only buy a full price PS5 game if i intend to play it straight away. I then sometimes sell it on for pretty much what i paid for it.
@@Midnight_cat23
Still got a 64, psone, ps vita, 4 & 5, 3ds & switch oled, plus OG fallout and fallout 2 for the pc, had to trim some of mine down when we moved so sold my entire Xbox collection, 300+ games, consoles. Gutted now 😂
I won't lie! I know not everyone can do this, but I actually focused on my grails first by console. I needed 9 games for PS1, I bought 2 of the grails first just to get them out the way. Then get the little things later.
I was afraid the prices on the grails would continue to spike so get them before they do. That was my thought process.
Great vid man!
Oh god this makes so much sense but I just can’t stop collecting. Especially Wii u at the minute.
Collect for that, get home and turn on my series X every time.
Only reason to own a Gamecube is Eternal Darkness. That game is amazing.
Getting a boost by nostalgia is definitely a good tip. I bought James Pond 2 for the Mega Drive because its one of my favorite games from my childhood and I just felt like collecting for that console onward. I now own all the James Pond games for it and a lot of other titles.
I used to have enternal darkness.great game.i wanna cry horror games I see and rpg prices pur out rages
I'm sorry you had a poor experience with gamecube but this is simply false.
Pretty smart I like the way you think of buying
I think when it’s all digital and disc are thing past that all old skool games on any console or handheld will go up in price fast and people won’t be so quick to sell old skool games so my advice is buy and store wisely
TVM wants to show everyone his big tip for CEX credit
Tip - Another collector on a video watched yesterday said ‘all killer, no filler’ which resonated so I’m off to trade in my ‘filler’ games.
Unfortunately, game collecting or rather collectors are very different from any other collector.
By this, i mean.... People that love trainers, i have many pals that buy trainers and they buy the ones they
Want
Like
That are comfortable
That look good and they wear them.
People buy football tops because they have a passion for a kit, team and most of the time wear them, or just buy one top and not multiples.
People that buy or collect music albums, they buy the artists they like, the genre of music they like, their favourite band, DJ.... Whatever.
People that collect movies, they collect VHS, DVD's, BluRays of the movies they enjoy, or movies of the past that make them remember old times.
But gaming and game collectors, they don't do it for just the passion, they do it too be greedy, show off or the hope too make money.
Iv'e seen so many people on here, have rooms full of crap, hundreds of games they never played or will never play, but they own them just too have a full set or just because it is expensive.
I hate these people that don't own just one N64 or NES.... PS whatever...... but they own 20 of each console.... They brag that they own 20, show all the colours they own and the consoles just sit there and rot in a box..... Whats the point?
I used too have all the PS consoles, all the Xbox consoles, i had the Jaguar, 3DO..... Never used them.
So i just sold the lot to someone that loves PLAYING older games.
Now i own the Series X, PS5 and PC.... the games i buy are the games i play.
Just so sad that video game collecting has become more of a valuable competition of who owns what and how many of each, rather than people buying consoles and games because they want too play them!
This is the best comment I've ever seen on RUclips, about game collecting, honestly. My method of buying, is meant to be for playing the games I wanna play, but then most of the time I've bought too much, but I never play what I buy. But I don't consider myself a collector at all, I just have a big "collection". Agreed with everything you said though really, I just find it hard to pick a game off my shelf, when there's so many, it's actually called something when you have so many choices, but don't end up choosing, it has an actual name/phrase for it, but I've forgotten lol. I literally don't understand why people want full sets of games, for them to sit on shelves and do nothing. At least consider choosing 1 to sit down and play, instead of just having them to look at to massage your ego etc. Anyways, I'd rather let people get on with it now, it's up to x person what they do, but I'm firmly on the side of disagreement. It not only drives prices up, stops someone else from trying it out, makes x game harder to find and it ruins shopping experiences too, mainly down to it being harder to find.
Very true! For game collecting it seems to be about the chase and thrill or completing a set for a console, abit like collecting pokemon cards, putting games on a shelf and looking at them. Wheres the fun in that? Gamers play games, having a shelf full of games you have never played seems like a waste to me
@@Sayishere Ya as a 4k movie, blu-ray, video game, & pokemon collector. It's definitely the thrill of the hunt, but I only do it with things I'm truly interested in watching or want to play at some point when I get the time. I don't go out of my way to collecting anything and everything underneath the sun & moon... ba dum tss...
These video game / system collectors who collect every variant of a console on top of complete a video game collection for any given console are borderline hoarders almost... it's like they're trying to open up their own museum of retro games.
My pro tip is:
Buy for a system that is being phased out and on clearance. I was collecting for the 3DS in 2019 and some games I got (on average) for about 13 quid (trying currency exchange rates here). Now these games average about 2 or 3 times the rate.
Now is a good time to buy for PS4 and see in about 5-10 years how the prices fair.
Go for definitive and goty editions. All content not being on the disc may be an issue down the line
I agree with your final point to an extent but I'm going for a full pal 360 set when I'm out hunting I have to reference a picture of my collection just to be sure I'm not purchasing games I already own. I have 530 out of the 1204 pal release games and trying to keep track has become difficult. I suppose in that regard the advice in this video applies to me less 😂
Can massively relate to this, I have an awful memory and I'm coming up on almost 200 PS4 games, I'm constantly having to stop and think "Wait, do I have this?" when I'm in Game's preowned section
@@morg6501 wait until you get to 500+ for the life of me I can never remember what NBA, Tiger woods, NHL, Fifa or WWE games I'm still yet to add to the collection. It drives me mad especially when I go to the effort of looking find its one that I need, then open the case to find its not complete in box or the manual has been mauled at by someone's dog or child. Game collecting especially for the 360 can be tough sometimes. I've resorted to vinted for most of my purchases as its often about the same price just with guaranteed good to very good condition.
It's for this very reason I always catalog my new purchases first (in a spreadsheet), then sort again alphabetically. Save it to Google Drive. My phone has access to that saved file so I can quickly reference my game catalog list wherever I am.
If I had to pick a top tip for collecting, it would be this: Don't collect or buy games for the purpose of investing.
As for those that don't collect or are not gamers, I would say this: Do gamers and collectors a favor and stop buying games for the sole purpose of turning a profit. Unless you own a brick and mortar store, this should be avoided.
My biggest tip is don’t collect games with online DRM. You will probably lose the ability to play the game in 10 - 20 years.
I see a few people not 100% what classifies someone as a real collector. What I do is I collect a game in the moment to play, which can include older & newer games (PS2 & PS5 for example) I will play the game & after getting fed or completing it, I will keep to form part of my collection. The other thing I do I get games I use to own or play when I was a kid for nostalgia, so I can “relive my childhood”.
I do the same, but for the switch. I've been falling in love with square enix titles. One thing I wanna rebuy from my childhood is the old Dragon Quest Monsters games for the GBC.
I got castlevania symphony of the night for ps1. At the time, I found it in gamestation for £20. IT WAS MINT WITH CD. This is going back about 15years
I swapped nearly all my Game Boy Advance games for a PS5, Sony 3TB hardrive, VR2 and some VR2 games...
I swapped my PS Vita collection for a 82 inch TV
I feel the same towards the PS3 as you the 360. Such a great console with so many great games.. decent video and yeah, I’m eying my Atari Jaguar collection wondering …. Why?
Incidentally, you didn’t mention the PS3 vocally in the video which I found a little confusing seeing as ps1,2,4 and 5 was mentioned. Also, PS3 games are pretty much as cheap as 360 games.
Another couple of tips... emulate anything thats relatively easy to emulate and collect anything thats more difficult. Frontends make a difference and make roms satisfying. And secondly i personally wouldn't recommend collect for PS4/X1 or above because every game needs day 1 patches so in the near future when support for them consoles have gone your gonna be left with basically blank discs with cases... Switch is an exception.
Pretty much guarantee when they stop support, that's when modders will step in and save those games , probably just be able to download those day one patches from places like psx place.
@anthonyhamilton5115 True, but some people only want stock. But they'd be no good if you looking for them to go up in value... everyone likes seeing there collection rise in value 🤑
As a pc gamer, I kind of got used to building up my collection all digitally. Not really keen on investing again on a console system unless it supports backwards compatibility. Like on my switch if they release a switch 2 if its not compatible will not buy a load of games.
That's not a collection
And check the state of disks too. The amount of charity shop games that have scratched to hell disks is pretty common.
To add on to the holy grails advice, if it's particularly rare and you happen to find it, try and wait if the price would be a big blow to your funds. There was a solid month and a half where Dynasty Warriors Gundam Reborn for PS3 just wasn't in stock anywhere, I saw it go up on ebay for £160 and pounced on it, months later there's a few copies in Cex for £70, devestating.
And the "don't collect for systems you don't care about" advice is something I've been thinking on for a while, bit the bullet and ended up making hundreds from my old Switch, N64, and Mega Drive games because I only collect for PS3, PS4, and PS5, well worth it for games I'd rather pick up on PS eventually for cheaper than what I paid on Switch anyways
That's great. I sold off my gamecube collection that I played to death as a kid. Not that I didn't love those games, but I had my time with them and instead of sitting on a shelf to never be played again I figured it was time to pass it on for someone to enjoy and make some cash for newer experience by building a switch collection. :D.
I've been wanting to get into the older playstation games, but I just don't have the time for the games I have already.
For me the ps1-ps3 were my golden age of gaming. I still play both the ps4 and ps5 but to me those later 2 generations were just never as good or had as many fun experiences as those 3. I try to collect them but the ps1-ps2 games are becoming more expensive to find and get these days, especially cause in my area there were not as many originals as most people just bought the bootleg chip and played copy burn discs and the fact the nostalgia factor has played and now it is getting more expensive to get these days. So im focusing on the ps3 mostly, As those are the cheapest and people are not as into getting them right now. However even that generation only has a limited window left before they too start to soar in prices, some of the more limited and low sellers already are rising in value.
TVM Collection 2024
In: OG Xbox, Xbox One X, Xbox Series X, Sega Saturn.
Out: Wii, Wii U, PS3, plus related game collections.
investment quality games are always low print....best quick advice I as a VERY serious collector can give
Decided to give you lot some free game, soak it up now... tell all your friends and family you're collecting, everything. If they don't think you're a prick, they'll gift you all sorts. Next thing you know, you've got 10 wiimotes to trade in for 100 boys in cex vouchers.. Don't say I never gave you nothing
If you attempt to barter, you may be misconstrued as being a "lowballer."
best tip is: know why u wanted to collect and what ur budget is.
second best tip is : domnt start so there is more for me.
IMO if you don’t play the consoles I’d just sell up and focus on the stuff u love; im in the same position as u I only really collect for the 360 gen and upwards i appreciate going around my mates house and playing on the older stuff but id rather play on the newer consoles just because its easier for me rn to collect for them
I had a gamecube collection I sold off despite loving all my games simply because I played them to death as a kid and beat them all. I always wanted to go back and replay them again, but If I didn't I would miss out on newer games & experiences. I took that money and put it into games for my switch & now many different people are out there enjoying the games I enjoyed as a child.
i think im a bigger video game collector than you because of all the consoles i still have.
the only problems i have is trying to find 1's out of a series? for example i don't have mk2 or sonic 3 but have the rest of the series.
You forgot one mistake new collectors (no apostrophe) should avoid: BUYING GAMES. Anyone thinking on starting to collect should first make a quick calculation on how much they're willing to spend VS how much will the collection itself cost. I'm pretty sure many start collecting only to give up very early on due to the cost and research required to get the best deals. My suggestion is to invest in either modded consoles + ROMs or just emulators + ROMs. I prefer modded consoles with Everdrives or ODEs, but I know emulators will be the only option in the future when consoles start failing (and they will FAIL), which means having physical games will be kinda worthless on a gamer point of view.
On a side note: you mentioned why have older consoles when you can play remakes/remasters on the newer consoles? Well call it nostalgia, but I prefer to play the originals on the original consoles they were made for, and use the newer consoles for new games, sequels and/or IPs. Remakes/remasters might look prettier, but most of the times they're not enough to scratch that nostalgia itch under the skin.
Actually the biggest tip I can give someone is do your homework. Research . Learn the history of what you want to start collecting and research rather its a console or video game. Never just rely on social media since a lot of people don't even know what there talking about. There is no right or wrong answer in what you should start collecting. I started by relieving my childhood and buying games that I had owned or played, and of course now and then buying less common games. The more you research in retro video games and consoles and even the current ones you'll be way more knowledgeable and can better make better choices and what to look out for without getting ripped off.
Arrrrr the Softcentre is still the best computer shop of all time - Now it will never be beat.
Having common sense isn't exactly the hot tip I was expecting. I shall go forth and not collect for systems I don't give a crap about!
What’s the game @7:56 ?
My advise don't start collecting. If all you want to do is play the games just get the roms. I recommend the Analogue Pocket & Dock to play those roms.
Yes you can play roms but it's not a guarantee that the ROM will be any good. You can play roms and be far in a game until that rom starts acting up and makes it become unplayable. Nothing beats actual real game.
Very valid points !
Some of them I learnt harder way ;)
I come from the former communist regime central europe country. This means that for most of the consoles I have absolutely zero nostalgy.
In my country we all had ZX Spectrum, Commodore C64 and later Amiga - common ground - all of these games could be pirated. Nobody had NES, SNES, Megadrive. Later, in my country they finally introduced copyright but still, majority of gamers switched to PC. Some of the people started to have PSX. But later it was again about PC - 3d accelerators made that there was this short period where games on PC looked much, much better - so the amount of users playing Gamecube, PS2, Dreamcast, WII was also very, very limited.
What's the point ?
Just collect games for the console you just like, have positive emotions. It doesn't have to be nostalgy.
About two years ago I started collecting Nintendo Switch games because I had Switch Lite and I really, really liked it, I could appreciate how (the original) Switch was designed etc. So, all in all, I have like 160-170 games and I happily buy some every month.
My second most liked console is ... Xbox 360. I bought it like 8-9 months ago, plugged in to the TV and I love it because of all these games from hmm ie. 2013 that many of them you can play on PC but they didn't support gamepad or started to have these weird stupid launchers. So, again, I like the console, played few games and I'm just expanding my collection just for fun.
Also, consider your country history. Like I said, in my country, nobody had NES, SNES etc. so the amount of games available on marketplaces etc. is really, really limited. As a result such games are horribly expensive. As a result, I don't have fun collecting these.
I collect Super Famicom games though ;p because on a marketplace there is one particular guy who imports gaming stuff from Japan. I buy these games purely for the boxes - don't have Super Famicom, games are rather cheap. I have maybe 15-20 of them - it gives me fun ;)
DS, 3DS ? I have some games but this is exact same reason as for NES or SNES or later Gamecube - in my country these were simply too expensive consoles. Almost nobody could afford it. I love these, I have DS Lite, DSi, 3x DSI XL ;p, 3ds XL, but after i collected hmm aroudn 50-60 of these games, I realised that they're a bit too expensive too me and I just "don't feel it". Maybe it was because of my trip to Amsterdam, when I realised that 10 EUR used DS game costs in my country 20 EUR ;p Even if cartridge is my most favourite storage to collect, I prefer to just buy another Nintendo Switch game rather than (overpriced) 3ds or ds.
I could probably use it for business, importing, flipping but purely for collecting stuff, buying Xbox 360 games is so much cheaper.
I like PSP collecting too but this is because of some nostalgy - at this point of time, my country started to be more developed, as a result some of my friends started to have PSP. But I only collect original boxes, not these ridiculous awful one ;p
I don't know why but for PS2 I don't care at all. I have like 20 of these games and I feel exactly nothing. I didn't have PS2, I didn't even play anything on PS2, never had a friend with PS2. It's hard to collect anything if you are totally detached from it emotionally :) Same goes from PS4 - I have some sealed games, some limited, bought mostly because of some big discounts but I feel completely nothing.
All In all I collect:
- Nintendo Switch
- Xbox 360 (even if It had CD format ;p)
- PSP
- Super Famicom
- DS / 3DS - from these I would most probably have ton of fun too, because overall I like the physical devices, I love cartridges but these are simply too expensive in my country.
BUT I needed to learn this with my money.
ps. for wii it is weird. I have / had hacked wii, loved it, some games are amazing but maybe that's the problem - to me there are few games (wiimote designed) that define Wii, all of the other seem like hmm unnecessary complication (I mean now in 2024). As a result after buyin 2-3 games I quickly realised that is isn't for me. Most probably in my had, WII is ... party console to play ping pong or something with friends ;) So in 99,9 % scenarios I prefer to just turn on Xbox360.
BUDDY I DONT QUITE AGREE WITH ADVICE MY ADVICE WOULD BE TO GO FOR ONLY U ACCUTLLY ATTEND TO PLAY IF UR GOING FOR JUST RARIETY AND DONT CARE I JUST DONT THINK IS VERY SMART I ONLY GET I THINK I WANNA TRY BUT IF UR LIKE U R GOING WANT TRY ALL DIFFERENT CONSLES KINNDA OF HARD PICK A DIRECTLY A CONSLE FOR BUT I DO HAVE MORE RESPECT PLAYSTATION THAN ANYTHING ELSE BUT I STILL SOME THESE CONSLES BUT I ALSO WILL IT'S BETTER GO SLOWER ON THE MORE EXPENSIVE GAMES BECAUSE U WILL DISCOURAGE UR SELF!
“Can you be a professional video game collector?” The answer is no mate lol
I dont think you're a collector at all. You see this as an investment for future profit. As we have seen in older videos you have no hesitation in selling things and you flip things for profit 😂
because his objective is a FREE video game collection? nobody has to collect every game or collect the way YOU think is valid and makes them a collector.
honestly i have games in my wii u collection i would get rid of because i just dont like the game, my collection wants to be personalised, and i want games that i WILL play or that i want physically.
im assuming you haven’t even bothered watching his series on this - he flips games because there’s games he doesn’t want in his collection, so that he can buy stuff he’s ACTUALLY going to play
What would you define as a “collector”?
Isn’t that part of collecting anything? You’ll acquire games which are pricy and hold value which will only go up over time. I have expensive games which I’ll probably end up selling in 3-5 years which I’ll make more money on 🤪🤡
You tell him :)
I didn’t know the rules for collecting are that you HAVE to keep them until you die? It’s your collection, you do you with it
Just spend money, what, you think this is all strategized?
Tips for collecting pokemon games
Be born in the 90's and buy as many copies as you can before you reach adult hood.
Good advice dude I go for Xbox and playstation all generations
I pay at most half price
The 1st and ONLY mistake.
Collecting video games.
Mod your consoles.
NEVER SUPPORT THE COLLECTORS MARKET 😊
Family guy back to the multiverse on 360 seems to be fetching £40 upwards atm although I did see one seller on eBay wanting £119 don't no if it sold and honestly don't no why it's so high in value
You sound like more of flipper than a collector. I could fetch well over a 100k for my collection if I were a flipper or scalper
Pretty long video tbh. Simply put just collect what you want and have fun. Forget all these tips and blah blah, just have fun. Why does everything have to be so complicated? lol
Kid PS2 has over 4000 games, lol
No console comes close
U sound like a brit😂. Here in the states wii u games are rising. And esp the 3ds are getting super expensive
Xbox consoles will never be for collectors. Microsoft is always antagonistic to physical media in a way Nintendo and Sony are not. Thats why games for Xbox are so cheap
I totally agree. I cringe when I see a stack of green
Yea I grew up on Nintendo consoles & handhelds. I enjoy buying games for the switch that are from my youth like Advanced Wars 1+2.
I totally agree. I like xbox games, but the newer xbox one generation that's been going for a decade is not fun to collect for at all due to being crossplatform with Sony, pc, & nintendo.
I still have some physical xbox one x games cuz' gamepass while it seems like a good value for most people... just ain't worth it for the few games I play on the system.
TVM I dare ya to buy a game over a tenner!
Don’t forget kids always check the disk ..