Neat. It’s so strange the market for these boxes nowadays is so expensive and considered rare, vintage, collectable when its not really considered vintage sue to it needs to be 40 more years pass to be considered vintage and as kids when these came out no one cared about them and they didn’t imagine these would be collectable items 😅. I’m ecstatic to know they are sought after by people now and paying good money because I still have all my NES, SNES and N64 boxes in storage and they are fairly in mint condition most of them since I had them in drawers, closet and bookshelf as a kid and didn’t touch or mishandle them as a kid. Even the manuals which I kept them inside. I have a conflicted feel on them though because now a part of me wants to keep them because I know people want and collect them, but a part of me wants them available for others who are looking for them and I can make money. During my moves I can’t believe I even considered maybe getting rid of them. But nope I kept them in storage containers along with my games. Now I have all my games in game room with the new custom game cases that are being made like “custom game cases” and “Stone Age gamer”. And my original boxes in storage and I haven’t gone to that storage in over 3 years 🫣
@@dimelo8826 That’s amazing man you were way ahead of the curb. You can probably scratch both itches by selling some of the games that don’t have as much nostalgic value and ones you’re probably never gonna play. I totally get keeping the games that means something to you cause they are cool but making money is also pretty cool too.
Neat. It’s so strange the market for these boxes nowadays is so expensive and considered rare, vintage, collectable when its not really considered vintage sue to it needs to be 40 more years pass to be considered vintage and as kids when these came out no one cared about them and they didn’t imagine these would be collectable items 😅. I’m ecstatic to know they are sought after by people now and paying good money because I still have all my NES, SNES and N64 boxes in storage and they are fairly in mint condition most of them since I had them in drawers, closet and bookshelf as a kid and didn’t touch or mishandle them as a kid. Even the manuals which I kept them inside. I have a conflicted feel on them though because now a part of me wants to keep them because I know people want and collect them, but a part of me wants them available for others who are looking for them and I can make money. During my moves I can’t believe I even considered maybe getting rid of them. But nope I kept them in storage containers along with my games. Now I have all my games in game room with the new custom game cases that are being made like “custom game cases” and “Stone Age gamer”. And my original boxes in storage and I haven’t gone to that storage in over 3 years 🫣
@@dimelo8826 That’s amazing man you were way ahead of the curb. You can probably scratch both itches by selling some of the games that don’t have as much nostalgic value and ones you’re probably never gonna play. I totally get keeping the games that means something to you cause they are cool but making money is also pretty cool too.
Great deal! He couldn’t say no to your puppy dog eyes 🥺
Nice! Easy Pick Up!
@@fishbonezcollectz I was like just take my money. lol easiest buy I had all day.
Great!! 😎
@@MR.GameReview247 I didn’t find that box…. That box found me. Lol
Your so lucky