Going through my entire video game collection | Cannot be Tamed

[@Cannotbetamed1]

If you want to know how I'm selling things... that is answered in the first 30 seconds of this video. If you want to know why I want to sell things, here's a video about it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z4eZhWqloNmfsLcsi=yoDBDpNHQ9AOMIyG

[@robross6462]

It must have felt so good to purge! This was a time travel episode remembering all the episodes I’ve watched. Was very surprised you had to think about Felix the Cat. That was my first Pam video and I subbed because you were so passionate and nostalgic about it.

[@Mobius_Ap3x]

It’s cool you’re uploading this, as I have also been downsizing my collection as well! As always, great video Pam! 😎

[@Cannotbetamed1]

Thanks!

[@SNESdrunk]

Love your hair! You would like Simon's Quest, it's a very early Metroidvania before that was a thing. Dust was so good at the time but it's kinda been left behind a bit. Also that Switch Hollow Knight accessory is bad friggin ass!!

[@Cannotbetamed1]

Thank you! Yeah, I should try Simon's Quest soon.

[@MarkRokosz]

This vid is you at your best. Pleasantly surprised by the variety in your Xbox collection which is about as far as I've gotten. Love the pace and little quips about some gems I'm unfamiliar with. Was concerned when I saw a vid some time ago that you were leaving the game scene so to speak but that twinkle is still there.

[@cheesoboy2]

I really appreciate seeing different people's processes for downsizing collections. Thanks for sharing yours! I bought a bunch of music CDs, cinematic DVDs, and still buy cheaper used games I think I'll like. However, these things take substantial space and the more you have, the more the BEST & FAVORITE entries get overlooked. As I get older, my time gets more and more limited and it really benefits me to not waste it with anything I don't love. I'll probably do what you do...play through some games that have been sitting awhile...if I'm not compelled to beat it, it's probably a sell. Even if I actually beat it, will I ever go back when there's more games being released than ever before? If not, sell.

[@blarghblargh]

Everyone needs to do the right way for them. I emulated for decades, and now that I am going back and doing games on carts, I'm realizing how much better I like it. I'll probably go through a purge of the games I'm buying to try, eventually, but it's fun to build up the collection in the mean time. I think collecting to learn is a valid thing to do (as are many other reasons to collect), and that reason in particular means a purge is probably inevitable.

[@Marina-bd4le]

Always good to purge, even if you keep 500 games so long as their ones you actually enjoy. Being a gamer and having a hoarder collector mentality seem to go together for whatever reason. Glad to see you making efforts to clean out the garbage.

[@gamehulk]

Hi Pam, thanks for making this video. It's kind of inspired me to think of my collection and come to the realization that no only am I sitting on dozens of games/movies/consoles/entire generations that I probably am never going to play and I should free up the room, which is now at a premium due to all the clutter I have. But looking at all the stuff on Ebay now, it's kind of overwhelming. I'm pretty sure that if I list something, it's either not going to sell, or sell for well under its value to someone who's probably going to try resell it anyway. GL selling yours at the game exchange, that sounds like a great idea, it's probably harder to lowball someone when you're standing right in front of them :P

[@Cannotbetamed1]

Selling in person was quite an experience. Most people were reasonable. Paid sticker price, or asked for $5 or $10 bucks off if they were buying a few things. Some straight up offered me 50% of asking or tried to convince me they could get it somewhere else so I should change my prices.

[@ByteSizeThoughts]

What great timing. I went through my PS2 collection and have pulled out about 50 games to take to CEX. I dont play them and will probably trade for games that my kids will play. Time for them to create some memories with games they love.

[@crithon]

so much loot! Good video.

[@robinbrowne5419]

Thanks for the fun and interesting video. 👍👍 I don't know how many games you have. I lost count. But it must be a whole bunch. I have 2 games The Longest Journey and Kathy Rain which are both awesome. Also I have been playing KQ 3 for about 10 years and I still haven't beat it. I am still lost in the caverns with the yeti after all these years. Lol. Love your vids. Cheers :-)

[@RetroGamesNow86]

1:37:30 this one is a great game! I remember it being difficult and I didn't personally beat it 100%, it gets tricky as the controls are a little weird, for example in order to attack behind you, you need to press and hold the attack button while pressing back on the D-pad, super strange controls that are incredibly obsolete by today's standards but I personally enjoy this game a lot!

[@DanielGarcia-us7tf]

The Super Mario Brothers film of 2023 dominated the April box office. Sonic the Hedgehog 1 and 2 were huge box office hits along with the Mortal Kombat film. The Last of Us, Castlevania, Cuphead and Halo have all been tremendous series with millions of viewers. Now it's the time for gaming properties and anime properties to dominate streaming series, TV and the box office. Here are some gaming properties that deserve to have a streaming series or a bunch of films: 1. The Legend of Zelda 2. Metroid 3. Yakuza from SEGA 4. Crash Bandicoot 5. Bioshock 6. Red Dead Redemption 7. The Walking Dead Clementine Adventures by Telltale Games 8. Heavy Rain 9. Mass Effect 10. God of War. (This may get a series and it deserves it.) 11. Gears of War 12. Def Jam Vendetta as CGI films 13. Spyro 14. Dino Crisis 15. Punch Out!! 16. Remothered: Tormented Fathers 17. Detroit: Become Human 18. Double Dragon (To be done the right way) 19. Contra 20. Battletoads 21. Life is Strange. (This may get a series and I hope that it does since it is a great franchise.) 22. Until Dawn 23. The Quarry 24. The Wolf Among Us by Telltale Games 25. Call of Duty 26. Pac Man 27. Final Fantasy done right 28. Monster Hunter 29. Beyond: Two Souls: You can tell that Stranger Things was inspired by this game. 30. Dragon Quest 31. Psychonauts 32. Stray 33. Sifu 34. Shadow of the Colossus 35. The Last Guardian 36. Soul Calibur 37. Virtua Fighter 38. The Suffering because the character of Dr. Killjoy must be discovered by more people. 39. Kingdom Hearts 40. Myst 41. King's Quest 42. Killer Instinct 43. Timesplitters 44. It Takes Two 45. Mega Man 46. Army of Two 47. As Dusk Falls 48. Little Nightmares 49. Guacamelee! 50. Rayman 51. A Way Out 52. Obscure 53. Clock Tower 54. Brothers: A Tale Of Two Sons 55. Cold Fear 56. Portal 57. Half-Life 58. Indigo Prophecy 59. Persona 60. Dead Space 61. Lies of P

[@Ryu0rKen]

I am glad there are other people out there who appreciate the Sega CD. It is still one of my favorite consoles of all time. I actually love the old FMV games it had but it also had so much more to offer.

[@newgameaaaa]

I never had it, but I knew about it when it came out. I played Make my video Marky Mark and had a lot of fun with it. It took me back to the past when video games tried to become like playable movies.

[@TumoFiji]

I love your rationale for keeping ScreamRide! hahaha

[@claytondevaus7887]

Hey Pam, I'm new to your channel but I've have to say you're making a very smart move IMPO and also your taste in video games is pretty unique, compared to a lot of the other people (I'm a big Metroidvania fanatic as well). First off, it's best to buy games digitally these days as having a big physical collection can end up taking too much storage in the entire house, and also with things like Xbox Game Pass, Switch eShop (including the Switch Online via the retro gaming apps) and the PS and Xbox Microsoft stores (especially in Xbox Game Pass) you can feel free to play pretty much whatever that seems appealing to your liking, and you don't like you can just delete it (except for Switch Online) :) of course there's a downside to digital collecting like getting really expensive SD cards to increase the storage, but for me personally it's not as bad as physically owning a bunch of games that will never be touched again, or at all. As another thing that I find interesting, you're a big Saints Row fan despite not uploading reviews of the series in your videos. Have you also played any of the Grand Theft Auto, Max Payne, Red Dead Redemption, Fallout, Bioshock, Borderlands, Mafia, Assassin's Creed or even the Yakuza series? Have you also owned/played a few other systems like the Nintendo 64, Sega Saturn, Dreamcast, and the more obscure ones, the Commodore 64 and Amiga? Lastly, if you think Adventures Of Dino Riki is bad, wait till you play Addams Family: Pugsley's Scavenger Hunt on the SNES. It is one of the most bland and also hardest games on the system, it's a sequel to the first Addams Family as the gameplay is similar, but the latter really took awfulness to a whole another level with no password system unlike the first game, it's a very big chore. However, the only slight positive thing about the game is some of the music. The one where you inside a freezer, Granny Addam's spirit ball and the lab has the best song in the entire game, honestly. But overall you should skip this game, it'll bore you to death that you might fall asleep 😴 Edit: Forgive me for not seeing this video correctly, you did enjoy Fallout 3 and New Vegas, and you also enjoyed Yakuza Like A Dragon (saw your latest Game Pass video). I actually have both the Fallouts myself on my Xbox Series S, but am not really much of a gamer these days, been doing a lot of boxing training since last year

[@chocolocojames213]

Damn, keep The Saboteur. I might have to buy a copy again, it's a lot of fun 😊😊😊

[@johnpettigrew3056]

Honestly, if you're not into collecting or just burned out I don't think it matters what you decide to keep or sell. I do think you should do Willow, it's a rare exception that the game is nearly as good as the movie. I had a nice collection of sealed GBA games and I sold em and made a big down payment on the car I have now and bought several copies of games I really like. My retro collection is all the Japanese versions now because I prefer the boxes and carts better 🎉

[@squinqz8bp230]

Yeah Japanese stuff is always in super nice condition too, the Xbox 360 games have a really nice looking disc too so I collect ntsc-j Xbox games for that reason alone 😂

[@johnpettigrew3056]

@@squinqz8bp230 The Japanese 360 has several exclusive gems. Some great SHMUPS and Tengai Makyou Ziria

[@robertdoherty821]

Dark cloud is one of the best hidden gems on ps2. The sequel is just as good but a way different vibe. I put 100 hours into both. You deserve to experience those games.

[@Ben-X2]

I'm wondering if your double disc cases with one disc are missing sound track discs? Assuming these are second hand anyway.

[@Cannotbetamed1]

Nope, there's not even a thing for discs to sit on on the other side.

[@mr.serious2618]

Large manuals needed a dual case

[@Ascend777]

Awesome collection!

[@waltsoph3]

Hey Pam just checking in. How did things go for you at the convention?

[@Cannotbetamed1]

Not too bad, sold a bunch of NES stuff, and a handful of things for other consoles.

[@waltsoph3]

@@Cannotbetamed1 Hey that's excellent to hear. 😀 Hope you made some new friends as well. I'm just glad to hear you went out and did this convention. One more thing just wondering what do you plan to do with the rest of the games that didn't sell?

[@cyborgdokey2650]

I felt the same way with Crash 4. It was fun for the first few worlds but then it got ridiculous and I just gave up on it and not going back.

[@UberNoodle]

Certainly if something doesn't bring you joy, get rid of it. But it's a little known "fact" that Marie Kondo haunts eBay to buy all the discarded game collections people sell. She's secretly a game hoarder. :P

[@Cannotbetamed1]

That would be an excellent grift.

[@TheMountainDemon]

It's hilarious seeing you deliberate internally on some of these titles. I am pretty shocked at some of the NES titles you're choosing to part with, classics! But, like you said, if you have other means of playing it elsewhere, maybe the physical copy can at least gain you some money. I still don't think I could part with my Batman copy. Thanks for sharing!

[@absu7500]

Locked co-op mode in Pocky and Rocky really pissed me off too. Luckily, there is a cheat to unlock it.

[@TisboreArt]

KZbin recommended this video and I checked it out. Unfortunately, did not make it all the way through, it’s pretty long. Couple months late hopefully you were able to sell all your games.

[@volvoguy804]

NES, Saturn, and 3DO are the only consoles I have physical collections for. All of my other consoles I use Everdrives and other ways to play on them.

[@ashtraydekay6624]

You've seen "bit brigade"?! I've always wanted to see them!

[@Cannotbetamed1]

Yes, I've seen them 3 times.

[@iAmCodeMonkey]

Good on you for downsizing. Reminds me of when I donated my PS2 and all games for it to the thrift store I volunteer at. Someone bought it the same day!

[@vidman5000]

I never got into XBox beyond the 1st console, but it's always nice to see your videos. Also, reconsider Suikoden II. It's one of the best games on PS1, and fetches about $600 on the 2nd hand market.

[@Cannotbetamed1]

Suikoden 2 is alright, it's never sold for $600 though.

[@alexanderraab322]

I finished 3 Games the Last 3 Years, Elden Ring, Fallen Order and Resident Evil Village.

[@Chris-yc3mm]

It's always good to have a cull and make a bit of room. Get rid of what you don't want, don't like or will play again. Keep what you want to play for the first time, what you want to play again and what has good memory's. That's my mantra anyway.

[@whatamalike]

I think I'll do this sometime in the near future and separate them into 3 categories: 1.) Sell to CEX 2.) ebay (primarily for import/more sought after stuff) 3.) Keep I'm aiming to keep as little as possible as, I'll be honest, I barely play anymore and for modern systems I'm content with digital copies.

[@mrmagoo-i2l]

Unless it’s on a huge sale I don’t get digital, with switch games you can trade them in. I will never play BotW or Totk again.

[@whatamalike]

​@lesserspottedmugwump.363 That's true. With switch I'll still aim for physical but my other main system is an xbox Series s which is obviously download only. But again as I mentioned I only occasionally use them nowadays. Will fire up the switch for mgs Collection though next month, and maybe new like a dragon spin off on xbox

[@mrmagoo-i2l]

@@whatamalikeSwitch games hold their value it seems. Add to that they are a bit more expensive on the eshop. When I first got it I only got digital for convenience but now I’ve got loads of games that I will never play again but I can’t sell. Octo path traveller 1 and 2 are each about 80 hours long, I would never go through them again so I bought them physical and traded them in. Baten Kaitos and Super Mario rpg are out soon on switch. They are my next buys for the system. All remakes!!! Same as the metal gears.

[@aes0p895]

After a move, allllll of my SNES and NES games magically disappeared, with the exception of the original Mario Bros (not Super) for NES. I do still have it though, and apparently it's worth some decent money. But these days, I don't miss the old cartridges or system. It's just nice to have a keepsake.

[@aes0p895]

btw MegaMan 3 is the best balanced megaman game ever made. You might give it a quick whirl. 2 was annoyingly hard and 4 and beyond are too easy.

[@bvigil1888]

is there a link to an ebay page for these games?

[@Cannotbetamed1]

No

[@DisplacedGamers]

You have an absolute goldmine of separate game review videos on your hands to cut from this one. Faxanadu Review: "Faxanadu. This is the one I always confuse with Crystalis. .... It's the other one. Selling it." (End review)

[@mrmagoo-i2l]

Faxanadu was great, major rose tinted glasses but the music was fantastic. One of the best Nes games easy.

[@Cannotbetamed1]

Ha, questionably useful 30 second reviews.

[@xxcrysad3000xx]

Have you played the Beneath a Steel Sky sequel that came out a few years back, called Beyond a Steel Sky? Somehow it completely flew under my radar.

[@stuartcopland6243]

Great game!

[@Cannotbetamed1]

No. I just played the first game fairly recently.

[@Marco_Ak]

What is a good detective game I can play on Steamdeck? I already played the Sherlock Holmes games.

[@ИванТарасенко-щ6к]

Hi, you can try Danganronpa trilogy, l.a. noire, disco Elysium(though I didn't like it, most people enjoy it), heavy rain, the wolf among us, ghost trick. There are a lot of great detective games nowadays

[@LarixusSnydes]

In addition to the advice above: Try the Blackwell games and if you don't mind cheesy bits: the CSI series. That series is quite hard to get to work at modern systems, so you might need a virtual machine to run them properly.

[@Marco_Ak]

Thanks guys, I appreciated

[@Cannotbetamed1]

Return of the Obra Dinn, Case of the Golden Idol, Lamplight City, The Shapeshifting Detective

[@Marco_Ak]

@@Cannotbetamed1 Thanks Pam.

[@BurlBullock]

Yeah, I did this about a year ago and didn’t regret one bit. The money I got back from selling was put to good use and well worth it! I did have to keep my QfG and King’s Quest games though 😅. On a different note are you interested in playing Baldur’s Gate 3?

[@Cannotbetamed1]

I'm on act 3 in BG3.

[@CheapestGamer]

This video reminds me of the difficulty I had going through the games I have a week ago. Most of what I got rid of was stuff that I was shocked I even bought given how nitpicky I am with condition. Unfortunately the local shops by me seem to be after the more classic plastic so since most of my collection is Playstation 4 games I'm SOL.

[@cursedmonkey1033]

I take my old games to the local charity stores. They get snapped up because they're always gone when I go in. That's better than the couple of bucks I'd get for them on ebay.

[@WinstonWolfe21]

You should consider playing God of War 2018. It has that Sony high standard and even won goty 2018 over RDR 2 but both were very good stories I just prefer GOW in terms of gameplay

[@Hjw673]

Pam, do you always try to finish games if you've bought it even if you don't like it? Or do you ditch them when you don't like them?

[@Cannotbetamed1]

I try not to finish games I don't like. I'd rather spend my time playing things I do like.

[@Hjw673]

@@Cannotbetamed1 but have you pushed through with some games where you didn't enjoy so much and eventually it got better?

[@the_golden_gecko]

Your gonna get a lot of money pam❤

[@melodygrant]

The big question all of us collectors face now, to physical or digital. Digital is more convenient, physical is dusty and requires actual dusting every so often lol. I havent gotten rid of my physical collection yet, but the question has bern eating me up more and more lately. Ita Jamie btw, say hi to mr watts for me lol.

[@benkizer9509]

Great video. Enjoyed your thoughts on each game. I don't buy physical games anymore and I can't remember the last time I bought something at a retro store (maybe 2008?), so I'll be curious what type of return you get back from these games. I hope you keep Felix and some of the other NES games, as those were the first reviews I remember from your channel, but totally understand if you decide to part with them. Emulation on my Mac allows me to play pretty much all the NES games I would ever want, plus the 16-Bit consoles as well.

[@joeyisabsb1]

Im actually getting rid of my entire xbox console collection and games since ive never been attached to xbox. Im also getting rid of all of my nintendo and sony handheld consoles and games since i also dont care for handheld gaming. Sometimes i feel sad about it but i need to learn to let things go.

[@Xayjohns]

Crash 4 actually gave me chest pains. But it's the first Crash game (other than Crash Team Racing) that I actually beat. I had to do it in modern mode though tbh.

[@thedude8128]

Nice hairband. Great upload as always. 😊

[@CheapestGamer]

You should play The Saboteur. It was the last game released by Pandemic before EA shut them down. It's an open world title set during World War II where as you liberate portions of the map the game world changes from black and white to color.

[@Cannotbetamed1]

That sounds cool.

[@CheapestGamer]

@@Cannotbetamed1 It's one of the more unique game mechanics I've seen in a game. It's a shame that Pandemic was shut down before they could make a follow-up to either that game or the Mercenaries series. If you're looking for another unique experience I would recommend Human Fall Flat. It's a physics based puzzle game with up to 8 player co-op online where experimenting can lead to unusual solutions for the levels.

[@winterburden]

This is so exciting Pam! I wish I could make it to Barrie Game Exchange, but this Saturday is way too busy here. Would you consider putting some of the things that don't sell there up for mailorder? We'd pay extra to have 'Pam' carved into them!

[@PukeSkinwalker]

Just so you know. The only map that is worth obtaining in any gaming collection is a cloth map. Ultima's cloth maps were the best and I wish they did cloth maps in that style cause they were amazing.

[@claytondevaus7887]

I've also heard Bloodstained Ritual Of The Night is getting an update with a part 2 of the classic mode and some new costumes. I've got it on Switch but only gotten half way through the game

[@shrimp5093]

love your hairband!

[@Cannotbetamed1]

Thanks!

[@ivanvargas2425]

After taking 2 days to watch this, I’ve decided that I can’t sell as many games that I thought yesterday like I said in my other comment

[@Nicomanism]

Yeah FFX is available on Xbox One. In fact, it includes some stuff thats not present on PS4 remaster. So really, best way to play FFX is: PC > Xbox One > PS4 > PS2 international release 😅

[@TWMAD]

I never understood ppl who sell their retro video games. That's like selling a piece of your identity. Retro games are very special. We were @ a certain point in our lives that formed & continued our love of games. I remember playing Double Dragon 2 & other classics with ppl who are no longer in my life both living & dead. The memories will never be replaced. It's full of magic. Video games today can & never will compare to the retro library of video games.

[@Vectrex4Life]

Not everyone maintains a fondness for retro games. Some people just want to let go of their physical games and move on. Selling games isn't about selling the memories associated with them. As Pam said in the video, they're pieces of plastic.

[@TWMAD]

@@Vectrex4Life that's empty so then @ the end of the day, it's all a waste of time.

[@Vectrex4Life]

@@TWMAD Well with that attitude, everything is a "waste of time". But we only have so much time on the Earth so we might as well make the most of it. For some, that means never selling their collection. For others, that means selling your collection when you recognize that you're not enjoying the hobby as much as you used to. I started downsizing my large game collection and it has been a wonderful experience. Of the hundreds of games I've sold, I don't regret selling a single one.

[@HarakiriRock]

I'm about to start selling my (comparatively small) collection too. Gonna keep the games from my childhood, the ones I'm personally attached to. The rest are just sitting on a shelf collecting dust and serving me no purpose. Some people sell their games because they've fallen on hard times and necessities like food, shelter, etc. are more important. Like you said, the memories can't be replaced. You'll still have the memories after you sell the games. They're just material objects. Emulation exists, and even better, console modding. You can play anything you want without needing to have a physical copy. You say collecting and later selling games is a waste of time, but gaming in itself is a waste of time. All hobbies are technically a waste of time.

[@TWMAD]

@@HarakiriRock so then what's the alternative? investing in the stock market. reading the newspaper everyday. what's the point of life then if gaming is a joke?

[@ericm215]

Sunset overdrive was great. Silly funny, sorta dead rising like

[@michaeldemers2716]

The reason I like point and click is because of the touch screen on my PC. I love how Dragon Fantasy is kind of point and click too. I have been enjoying that along with Indiana Jones Last Crusade/Fate of Atlantis, Thimbleweed Park, The Darkside Detective 1/2 and Unusual Findings. I have also been enjoying Kid Bubblegum and Chibi Ninja Shino Kun from Ohsat Games too. They aren't point and click though just Retro.

[@virtua.willie]

Temple = Sell Cheek = Not quite sure Chin = Keeper

[@Cannotbetamed1]

ha!

[@JohnnyQuaykersBelmont]

I understand only keeping the games you enjoyed. That's the bulk of my collection. I like the artwork on the covers of games too. Granted all can be had digitally. Want what you have, not the other way around. And if it's worth a significant amount of money, KEEP IT.

[@imtehbest7969]

probably the first time ive ever seen a intact Vice project doom end label

[@waltsoph3]

Hi Pam glad to hear you decided to go sell your games at the convention. Hope things work out for you and you sell a ton of games. Somethings I wanted to mention: 1. 😳You've only played Megaman 2 and not the others? That's quite a surprise. I hope you give the other ones a chance sometime. A good way to play the original series that I would recommended and save some money is the Megaman Anniversary Collection on Playstation 2. You get 1-8 plus a couple of never before released Arcade games and the first episode of the Megaman Cartoon that was use to come on in the 90s. 😀 These are also avialable on Switch and some of the other. Problem though is on that version you have to download the other games. 😠 ( However 9 and 10 where originally only digital only games so this may be the only way to play those now. ) Megaman 11 is a big pass for me as well. I played and beat it, but it was very short and disappointing so your not missing much with 11. You can also get most of the X series as a colection on PS2 as well that has a racing game that was originally release but got cancled on the PS1 so you get that as a bonus! You can also find the Megaman X colection on Switch now, buts its just like they did with the Megaman series one and you'll need to download the rest of them. 2. In regards to Castlevania don't feel bad about not beating 1. Its tough and it took me YEARS before I even conquered it. ( This is by the way pre internet with no save states at that time.) It's very challenging, especially with stage 5 and 6. But the ending is worth it! 😀 Hope you beat it sometime. There's nothing more satisfying then beating Dracula. I also love Simon's Quest. There's a reason you hear the term Metroidvania. Simon's Quest was the first Castlevania to so this and it was very cool for its time. ( although that's more tribute to Symphony of The Night for why you get the vania part. ) Still amazing collection on the Switch. Well worth the money. 3. I hope you give Golgo 13: Top Secret Episode a try on the NES sometime. It has some nice variety. The good news is the game is very cheap if you ever want to get it back and there is a sequel on the NES called The Mafat Conspiracy. Both are based on the anime manga series Golgo 13 itself. That's about it. Take care Pam and all the best to you.

[@realps2739]

I'm glad that I install all available emulators on my Xbox Series X when they was available and now I can play it retail mode. Just sad they not available now.

[@WilliamSmith-ex9et]

The Lost World Greatest Hits has improved checkpoints. Play that instead.

[@DaiAtlus79]

awww had no idea the Barrie Game Exchange was a thing, i think me and the missus may have tp plan the next trip up that way (we were out near Elmvale for a week summer of 2022 up from NL) and i had no idea it was a thing (i had been to a cpl places for tabletop in the area but i was all over the place while i was there including the hunt for fun bootlegs at Pacific Mall, got me my ceremonial pirated DVDs and then a pile of foods lol. i'll have to plan it towards september if possible, we maybe going up to check out breeders as the miss wants a lil frenchie next (we already have a Pyredoodle, and i had a Yellow lab mix for 13 years who i lost to cancer in 2020, vis of her are on my account, earlier stuff). that's so cool! good luck with the sales!!!

[@MazokuRanma]

I did this a little while ago. I still have a large collection, but I removed anything I didn't think I'd ever play. I just sold them in lots on eBay though, because I didn't want to deal with shipping hundreds of packages. Plus it made the worst games someone else's problem.

[@JonathanJollimore-w9v]

High Pam

[@devvynully]

I've just realised how much I miss Cosmetic DLC. :(

[@legionarybooks13]

I'm not too much into point-and-click games, but dash it all, I loved "Blazing Dragons!" The humour is fantastic, it has a really fun story, and the puzzles actually make sense. Wish it was on something other than the PS1, since I don't have mine anymore. 😒

[@kranix9166]

What made you want to sell your video game collection?

[@Krokodilius]

i always thought about selling my psp games but it's probably a hassle for 100$ or less. my psp's been broken for 8+ years and i doubt they'll ever make it again, at least not with the umd.

[@andrewlasagna1089]

Control constantly goes on sale on the Xbox Store for surprisingly cheap. I'd sell the physical copy and pick it up on sale later if you do decide to play it again.

[@fentazen2677]

If you’re looking to do a bulk sale, I think just about every retro game store is in need of stock these days

[@sirmi9868]

Yeahh they gonna scam her, she rather sell them at conventions or online

[@ivanvargas2425]

Wow crazy I just decided to do the same thing a few days ago. This video was awesome and inspired me to do more of the same.

[@jopiaspieder1184]

Autograph the cases and/or instructions booklets of your games. Sell them to your fans and make a little extra $

[@squinqz8bp230]

I think in life you will always have different parts of it where your priorities change. For me it was all a bunch of fomo, especially with xbox 360 prices going up day by day and certain games just jumping up ridiculously, but I'm not worrying myself with it, and like you, I get rid of yhe games i don't play or won't play or have played but won't play again because i got the achievements or just played through it and got my enjoyment from it

[@jbates237]

I will watch this later but right off the top, I'm in a similar spot as you. I'm cutting down my collection too. It's harrowing at best.

[@WilliamSmith-ex9et]

If you like the inverted Y axis, you will not like the saboteur.

[@MisterSplendy]

starsoldier1 recent video sent me here. Great channel! 👍🏻

[@gerardvreeswijk840]

Many say purge is good, but here is my story, which is the opposite. I do own quite a number of physical games---ps2, xbox360, ps4, but I won't sell many if any of them. Why? I once made this mistake with books. Then 2, 5 or 10 years later I suddenly want to look something up, only to realise that I did away with the book where the info was in. So yes, I even keep mediocre or even burned down games, keeping account of the possibility that one day I may 'discover' a game that I happen to own. Case in point (just an example): Rogue Warrior (xb360, probably other platforms). Burned down by the community, actually a funny and relaxing game, not in the last place due to the swearing of Mickey Rourke. So I stick to my stuff. Call me a hoarder.

[@regressionbegins]

final fantasy tactics is a GOAT game, btw. incredible still!

[@jim_hawkins_blues]

The new resident evil is a remake, not a remaster. Completely different game! Something to consider if you ever feel like replaying RE4 classic 🎉

[@information_paradox]

I thought I had too many physical copies, until I actually got them stored in something other than old beer bottle boxes. Turns out, all my games fit on just a few shelves in the bookcases I just bought. More room for books, comics, and CDs I guess.

[@waltsoph3]

Oh one more thing I forget from my last post on this video. You showed NFL 2K4 on PS2. You should definitely get NFL 2K5 on the original X-box and play it sometime. ( The Xbox version allowed you to watch game recaps videos while the PS2 version couldn't. So if your looking for presentation the Xbox was better in this regard. Otherwise both are good. ) Some consider this one of the best NFL Football games around. ( Plus Sega helped make this game. Sega was known at this time in helping make good sports titles. ) I have to agree and I use to play Madden 10 on PS3. Even if you don't play football/sports games very often the things you can do in NFL 2K5 were a step ahead of its time. The Football physics and presentation. You feel like your watching a sports program in the franchise mode. It even has some fantasy RPG elements to it in regards of setting up your rosters, train players, draft players that are scouted and sign them, even negotiate contracts. ( There's even a glossary you can look at if your not familiar with football that can help you out. ) ( Keep in mind this game was made in 2004 and was sold 10 dollars cheaper then the EA Madden competitor when it came out. However the PS2/Xbox Madden games were also good in parallel. This was due to competition of the brands to make the best NFL football game. Some even believe this was one of the the reasons EA would later that year secure an NFL Exclusive license due to the price threat. NFL 2K5 along with a few other NFL titles would be the last ever made. To this day at the time of this post only EA can make exclusive official licensed NFL video games due to this exclusive licenses. With that said many still play NFL 2K5 today with roster mods and even upgraded graphic mods.) Thanks again Pam.

[@ayligerwolf]

Been watching this video in snips at a time and it wasn't until the PS2 section where we find the FIRST game I've also played, Star Ocean: Till the End of Time. Then, it appeared.. THOUSAND ARMS!!!! One of my top 10 games!!! That is a good $100 sell, even without the manual.

[@Isual]

would you be posting a list of all the games you would sell? also, would you link your ebay or mercari to sell these for your viewers to peruse?

[@Cannotbetamed1]

I'm not selling them online.

[@philosophyoftrucking]

Vice Project Doom is very good but very difficult.

[@RagShop1]

I appreciate your dilemma in trying to choose, Pam. At some point I may have to part with some or all of my large mostly Atari systems game collection. It will be a very tough choice for me, even though I'm a lot older than you. Thanks for showing me the way!

[@Xeakerr]

Yeah Ring Fit is fucked how long it keeps going :D Dark Cloud I don't think is like Zelda, but I like that you can build your own town it was nice.

[@darinherrick9224]

Tomb Raider Legend and Jurassic Park are two of the best Xbox 360 games ever made.

[@hardtothecore791]

My Hollow Knight Collector's Edition is lost in pawnshop XD I pawned it there two years ago for maybe 60-80$ I saw it last week for sale at 110$ and I'll get it for 90$, if I'm lucky and patient 😊

[@cam9144]

Oh man I would buy so much off this collection if I could make it.

[@bilbobagginz2794]

Yikes 😬 watching the NES section was really hard to watch ! Maybe a few of those will circulate down to my area eventually 🤞

[@gaseoussnake17]

Batman of nes is superb. You has treated and spoken about it too coldly

[@ivanvargas2425]

1:44:40 dang I wish I had someone selling great games at 20% below here.

[@newgameaaaa]

Give Hudson Hawk back to your cousin.

[@StrykerZX]

I discovered your channel because of your suikoden review, so i was really sad to see you sell the ps2 games lol

[@alexanderraab322]

I have so many Games. But after an Hour i put my Street Fighter 5 or 6 Disc in my PS 5 and be happy 😂😂