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Anyway, earlier today, one of my coworkers was talking about how he regretted selling a lot of his videogame gear. He's owned practically all of them, but wish he had kept his old systems like his NES, Coleco Vision, SMS, and Genesis. While you can get all of these on eBay, he said he and his family kept their systems and games in immaculate condition, and finding systems that aren't beat up (or games that come with manuals and boxes that don't look like they've been through a war or two) can be a headache-inducing exercise.
So, I started thinking about things I regretted as a gamer. While most of it has to do with selling off rare games or videogame-related goods, or anytime I start thinking about how much money I've spent on everything game-related
, I think the one thing that I really regret was about 5 years ago when my friend and I got so mad at each other while playing a game of Virtua Tennis that it actually negatively affected our friendship from that point forward. We never did play another multiplayer game again, and I think that has contributed to my own distaste for multiplayer games in general, which is unfortunate, because I used to love them.
How about everyone else? What has been your biggest regret(s) when it comes to games?
Anyway, earlier today, one of my coworkers was talking about how he regretted selling a lot of his videogame gear. He's owned practically all of them, but wish he had kept his old systems like his NES, Coleco Vision, SMS, and Genesis. While you can get all of these on eBay, he said he and his family kept their systems and games in immaculate condition, and finding systems that aren't beat up (or games that come with manuals and boxes that don't look like they've been through a war or two) can be a headache-inducing exercise.
So, I started thinking about things I regretted as a gamer. While most of it has to do with selling off rare games or videogame-related goods, or anytime I start thinking about how much money I've spent on everything game-related
How about everyone else? What has been your biggest regret(s) when it comes to games?