Prime2099

Thought about doing full sets when I started collecting years ago, but decided to go for a more tailored approach and get the games I wanted as a kid and others that were highly recommended. It's been a pretty good strategy to take. I've been able to add to the lists as the years go on and I've no desire to spend loads of money on stuff I would never play.

Dropped the price on Sword Master!

Dropped the price on the 8-bit Xmas game lot!

I bought a car through CarMax a few years back and it was probably the most pleasant car buying experience I ever had. I came in, told the sales guy what I wanted to look at, took a few out for a test drive, came back in, showed them my loan letter from the credit union, then walked to the sales office to finalize everything. Signed the paperwork, then went to the counter for a few more papers to sign, then got the keys and walked out the door. No haggling at all. The price is what you pay, and with that, you are probably paying higher than some other places, but it was worth it to me to not feel pressured and just have no stress for the whole thing. I would probably go back there again for my next car.

Here's some pics for you! Admittedly, the label isn't the best, but also not the worst! As for the boxes, I'd like to keep everything together for now

Added some Mega Man and SNES games!

Sold one and added Sword Master!

Updated!

Bumping this up to see if there is any interest from anyone. We still have one opening!

Good Morning all! I am running a Fantasy Football league and we are looking for a few more participants. The prizes are NES carts as voted on by the members. We have two openings so if you are interested send me a message with your email and I can get you added in. Buy-in is $60. Standard scoring, non-PPR. Any questions, just let me know!

Bump!

I had really stopped buying retro games back in 2018 because I had gotten a lot of what I wanted. What I did do though was sell a lot in the last few years. I decided to scale back a bit on what I had and then saw the prices, so it made it easy to make that decision. Probably just plan on maintaining what I have and selling if I decide to, but don't plan on doing anything too different.

Hobbies in general are down. Check out comic prices, they are definitely taking a dive. I'm ok with that for the most part, especially since the prices are still higher then what I paid for them so I can still make some money off my initial purchase price!