what was the game?
I used to keep everything and sell it all in bulk at the end of a generation.
Now I treat it like it's own economy - which it really is when you think about it.
I trade in mostly games, and am mindful of when to get rid of something before it's too late.
For example I will get rid on NBA 2k15 shortly and it will get OK value, rather than wait for a bunch of 2k16 announcements and videos/previews and watch the price plummet.
Certain games I still have because I like them AND they are worthless.
For example I have all-pro football for 360 and backbreaker and pinball - they wont' fetch me much of anything - they are essentially worthless.
I remember trading in halo 3 or something back in the day and the clerk saying 'are you sure?' lol, ... yes I'm sure I want $38 towards a new game
I understand if you're a collector but for anyone else I think it's just common sense to get rid of games you're finished with.
moving forward, digital downloads make it impossible, and even though I don't want to buy them, when you get a crazy sale - that's how they get me once in a while.
Disks I love trading in, I feel like I'm burning less $ on games and like getting a nice deal.
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