What games will you never sell?
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Wow, a decent amount when i look at them..
a majority of my games are on steam, so i can't, but i'd say def. a majority of the total war games (Medieval 2 maybe not, but def. rome total war, empire, napoleon,and shogun 2)...
after that, probably a majority of my GBA games that i had when my old DS worked...even with no cases, no manual, nothing to play them on at the moment, i cherish my old harvest moon and Advance Wars 2 games, so many hours of playing. Beyond that..hmmm. Monster hunter Freedom Unite on my PSP that I haven't played in awhile...But a majority of my PC games, for sure.
a majority of my games are on steam, so i can't, but i'd say def. a majority of the total war games (Medieval 2 maybe not, but def. rome total war, empire, napoleon,and shogun 2)...
after that, probably a majority of my GBA games that i had when my old DS worked...even with no cases, no manual, nothing to play them on at the moment, i cherish my old harvest moon and Advance Wars 2 games, so many hours of playing. Beyond that..hmmm. Monster hunter Freedom Unite on my PSP that I haven't played in awhile...But a majority of my PC games, for sure.
I had this a few years ago: I rarely sell my games, but had decided to clear out a bit to make room for some new ones. And then, not too long afterwards, I found myself going, "Hmm. Playing [insert one of several games here] sounds like a good idea... let me just... oh. I sold it." So now I sell nothing.PieBrotherTB said:
I've kept every single game I've ever bought and been given as a gift except for two games.
Other than those two, I will never sell any of them since I think collecting and having a big collection of games is part of the fun of playing them.
Other than those two, I will never sell any of them since I think collecting and having a big collection of games is part of the fun of playing them.
This feels suspiciously like a favourite games thread, cleverly disguised...
My N64 copies of Ocarina of Time and Majoras Mask, most definitely. Other than that probably my copies of MGS 3 and 4, ME2, DMC3 collectors edition, also probably won't get rid of Deus Ex(1) and HR.
Everything else most likely I'll trade away eventually or it becomes lost, like my poor SNES and games
My N64 copies of Ocarina of Time and Majoras Mask, most definitely. Other than that probably my copies of MGS 3 and 4, ME2, DMC3 collectors edition, also probably won't get rid of Deus Ex(1) and HR.
Everything else most likely I'll trade away eventually or it becomes lost, like my poor SNES and games
All of my games. I'll admit it. I hoard them. Besides, I would convince myself to not sell them for one reason or another. I had to have motivation to buy them; so why would I want to get rid of them?
All of my steam games :3
And my n64 collection. The world is not enough, Banjo series, Majoras Mas, DK64, Perfect Dark... I have about 30+. I'm keeping those forever.
Also, Red Dead Redemption and Dark Souls for PS3.
And my n64 collection. The world is not enough, Banjo series, Majoras Mas, DK64, Perfect Dark... I have about 30+. I'm keeping those forever.
Also, Red Dead Redemption and Dark Souls for PS3.
All of my pegi rated games, i can`t sell them here, only those ugly USK versions. Besides from that i tend to keep my bloody fun stuff.
I don't really sell any of my games... I might get rid of a few if I ever need a quick buck, but I doubt it.
I look at my games and think "will I ever touch this game ever again". If the honest answer is no I might sell it. However I really only do this with new games I recently bought and played through. That way I could get a decent value out of it. I think to myself, if I ever do want to play it again I can just wait a few months and get it when its a fraction of its original price.
However, there are some rare gems in my collection that I would never part with despite them being 100-150 dollars in value. Suikoden 2 and Valkyrie Profile on PS1. Not only do I like having such rare games they hold a special place in my heart in terms of nostalgia. This is true of most my other PS1 JRPGs mostly as well even ones that aren't that rare or valuable.
However, there are some rare gems in my collection that I would never part with despite them being 100-150 dollars in value. Suikoden 2 and Valkyrie Profile on PS1. Not only do I like having such rare games they hold a special place in my heart in terms of nostalgia. This is true of most my other PS1 JRPGs mostly as well even ones that aren't that rare or valuable.