• Grimy@lemmy.world
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    11 hours ago

    That tracks, everyone still owned their games back then. At least Gaben got his 8 yatchs though.

    • Dyskolos@lemmy.zip
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      10 hours ago

      Remember when you could sell games you’d never play again and people less fortunate than you could have their fun with them for a much lower price?

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        4 hours ago

        Yeah, but now at least the games still go on sale for a cheaper price and there isn’t a rare game that you can’t find anymore and if you do it’s $130.

        Fun fact: if you want Harvest Moon for snes the game will cost you about $400. Good condition with the box and papers will go over a grand. Snes Aero Fighters is $1,500 for an ok cartridge.

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          2 hours ago

          True, that’s a point. Though we don’t know if it would be that way now too with ownable physical stuff. Gaming became waaaaaay more mainstream.

          Also, steam inventory-gift-games are equally priced now. For collectors. At least thrice the original asking price for stuff you even can get for free. Last one i sold was 15 when it came out, was already in bundles a lot and it went for 100 moneyz.

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            20 minutes ago

            Some older ps2 games like monster inc and finding Nemo sell for like $100 last I saw. Before they mastered them for modern consoles, kingdom hearts was about $60 for ps2