Old games: Nusance to sell or a Treasure to keep?

It really depends on the game. A store owner local game store in my town that specializes in selling old games (even SNES ones) told me to keep old classic games because they could possibly become collector's items later on.

I think I'll probably sell much of my old stuff, but only if I can get the games I actually like(d) on the Wii's Virtual Console and have some money left over.

Several years ago, when the GC's GB Player attachment came out, I traded in my N64 and maybe 7 games (all of them I had), in addition to paying out some money, for the GB Player. It wasn't worth it--I should have just gotten or been content with a GBA--but I did get the Zeldas on GC discs later on. I can get Star Fox and Mario on the VC, but the original Rogue Squadron is something I'll never be able to play without an N64, it seems. Don't care about Gex anymore, so no loss there.

I also sold my GBA and 5 games (all three Zeldas and two Pokemons) for a measly $90-$100 seveal years ago, which was also a mistake, as I now have to use the GC's GB Player to play pre-GBA games (I eventually got the Zeldas again and have also recently acquired Metroid II).

I had been wanting to sell my Xbox and games, but I'd only end up paying more than I got from it to acquire the games on PC. In addition, I have Ninja Gaiden, which is exclusive to the console.

Yeah, I sorta know how you feel. There's games that I sold just to regret it later.cloudff7tm

Yeah, I sorta know how you feel. There's games that I sold just to regret it later.cloudff7tm