It's Time To Pack It All Up...

[@williambourque926]

When you talk about building a house and having a game room suitable for your collection what I think you are really describing is building a warehouse lol. At some point it goes from being a collection to being a pile of stuff that threatens to overwhelm your entire home.

[@richterbelmont5506]

More impressive to see a neat tailored collection of games someone actually enjoys

[@superj2644]

The best thing is to build a basement specifically to be the gameroom then have the 1st and 2nd floor for living space.

[@williambourque926]

@@superj2644 SeeJayAre or whatever that Canadian youtuber is has a "gaming basement" and it's too much. I think it's way more interesting if you have a curated collection of specific consoles then collect EVERYTHING for EVERYTHING. It's cluttery and doesn't feel like a library if you are collecting for 10+ consoles. Cooper should stick with the "classic console era": NES/Gameboy/SNES/N64/Gamecube/Playstation 1 + 2 -- anything after that is just his fomo kicking in. I've seen other collectors and it turns into an obsession after awhile.

[@superj2644]

@williambourque926 I personally collect too, and I keep it strictly to specific items or titles. Never will I go for a full collection or get this as a display piece unless it was free

[@pagec4445]

Don’t put anything in the Attic. It will ruin your games. Sell them, now you have money for down payment for the house.

[@benv8185]

Yeah most of that home paid off with that entire collection lol

[@FigsyGames]

This, If its not on Display it's on eBay

[@megadollardog]

At the end of the day it’s just useless plastic crap that has taken over the house, I used to collect until I realised that it’s all a load of shite

[@EdsHead]

Same for me. If it doesn't fit in the game room, something has to go. I unloaded many CEs a few years ago and stopped buying them. It's the game I'm interested in anyway.

[@FigsyGames]

@@EdsHead me to, I enjoy my collection so much more today, I just grab the standard version now

[@BBallRambling]

In my opinion collecting collector’s editions and figures is a recipe for clutter. I only ever get the ones I specifically truly want. Everything else is standard editions. which honestly I prefer the appearance on the shelf of anyways.

[@expsharevideogames]

I personally would sell all the collector's editions that I didn't super love/want, but I avoid collector's editions that don't fall into that category already

[@williambourque926]

@@expsharevideogames The problem is Cooper lives in a world of fomo... He is worried eventually that stuff will spike in price in a few generations with all of the switch collectors. It's possible but I don't think it will ever hit the heights of the retro stuff to be honest... And in the meantime, it takes up a s*** ton of room. He should be stacking money and finishing off the retro collection stuff with the money from selling those special additions. Maybe pay off his house faster or something I don't know. Having all those special editions sitting around taking up that much space seems super Wasteful.

[@Kiobao]

same, especially the ones that aren't really interesting nor really seem that uncommon or interesting. A lot of these things barely even beat inflation in terms of value going up to be worth the storage/hassle they are worth, especially when you never know what actually increases in value, so I just collect what I personally enjoy and personally love. I guess if it was more for the love of the platform, that's different since it's more collecting everything you can for the platform.

[@AlohaGamester]

As I was watching your video I said aloud "sadly I'm almost to the point of needing to do this too." My wife chimed in saying "You ARE at the point, there's no almost." She wants the closet space back.

[@ryandann9362]

I've gone through multiple purges in my time of collecting. First, I boxed up and stored tons of nintendo/mario themed items. Then wii games, and then ps2 games. Then my basement was full of 10 or more bins of hundreds of games and collectable. Around a year ago I made the decision to sell games I would never play. Turns out most of the wii and ps2 games I owned aren't worth the effort of listing. However what wasade me almost 20 grand. I still have all the nintendo themed collectable in storage. Within the last couple weeks I again had to look closely at my collection. I had hundreds of switch games taking up space. Purged those down to games I may play eventually. Same goes with my ps2 and wii games. I went back through what I had originally kept in my game room, and was being more honest with myself, and slimmed those down. I've so far made over a grand. I use all the profits to go back into my collection. My game room, which I couldn't even walk around because I had so much stuff piled on the floor, since the shelves were full, is now open floor space. Unfortunately for my family, I moved all the stuff on the floor into the living room. Where it's been for 3 weeks. It's a slow process, but I want to do it right. Finding space for what I want to keep is impossible, and many toys and collectable will likely be binned up and put into the basement. Good luck everyone facing these issues. It's tough. It's also nice getting money to buy some rare or wanted items versus keeping all those lame games you weren't going to play.

[@oscar21781]

Thank you for writing this up. I'm going through something similar and slimming down my collection. I don't want to be a hoarder but the sentimental value is what kills me.

[@clairetastic]

Now the challenge is to purge everything you have collected and be free from collecting permanently. Not now but maybe someday?

[@googlemods7394]

@@clairetastic eh you wouldn’t tell a museum to purge its collection. Some things are worth keeping around especially if you have the means to keep it around. You should definitely not be super attached to materials but it’s ok to have cool stuff and have it displayed nicely.

[@joshszczech7926]

I would sell all the collectors editions but keep the ones I actually liked.

[@Triple_A_Gaymer]

This collection space gives me high anxiety lol man I would really consider pairing down

[@anymoose]

Yeah it's weird, having too much stuff gives me anxiety also

[@richterbelmont5506]

Too much stuff

[@TheDreamtimezzz]

Collect what makes you happy. It’s YOUR collection. I ignore the “you must have this or that” or “you must collect this way”. I collect how I want to. I would suggest you inventory everything and which bin to find the ones in storage. It will be a great help later. 😊❤

[@FreakinSweet1987]

That's the biggest problem with collecting just to have stuff. It's why I've never gone out of my way to buy any game I didn't intend to open and play, collector's edition or otherwise. I'm currently sitting at just under a thousand physical games, and nearly all of them have been opened, enjoyed and completed, save for a few I haven't gotten around to yet. Just a carefully curated collection of games that I wanted to own. No filler. No sealed boxes collecting dust on shelves after burning a hole in my wallet. And most importantly, no wasted space on nothing more than expensive decorations.

[@Mr.Bomboclaatius]

My friend, sell them so you can build your new house sooner than expected. I’d recommend selling even more games to get the house you desire. Games can always be collected over and over again. A house is your next Chapter in life, much more important. Don’t get distracted by that beautiful opportunity ❤️

[@SicCooperOfficial]

Our house is great, and we have no plans to move for many years

[@joeyisabsb1]

I'm getting rid of my collection... to the attic 😂

[@petersziraki7672]

"I'm out of room." I think this is literally the second most common phrase collectors say after "I finally have it!" :D .

[@pnx_world]

I was thinking “I bet he changes his mind as soon as he steps in there” just based on when I have to go on my own attic. The lack of insulation really doesn’t make those spaces great for storage even if stuff is on bins. The temperature changes are too extreme. Let’s have a moment of appreciation for insulation and a/c/furnace

[@Forginal]

that spider jumpscare was horrifying

[@lecashcrash2521]

Bro need like a museum

[@BBallRambling]

On the plus side, you have a very clean attic. No critters and their droppings!

[@BlaizeV]

Sell the collector editions. You aren't even opening them. At that point you don't even see what makes them interesting so what is the point?

[@28_Spokes]

When I bought my 2nd house, I had 500+ ps3 games and sold it all along with other small collections I had to help with the down payment and furnish the new home. It was like a weight off my shoulders when it was all said and done, much rather of done that than to store it in an attic.

[@BloodMoney-o8j]

It's not a collection if it's not gonna be played its an investment

[@athag1]

You'll always run out of space, no matter how big your game room.We need to recognise that all spaces have limits. At some point you'll have to say. 'I'm done with collecting video games!'

[@shadonxarian4177]

I'd 100% store it for the future house.

[@night_owlll]

i agree with other commenters about selling the collectors editions you're less interested in. i know you collect a lot of variants when it comes to retro stuff but i feel like modern variants are just inherently less interesting for how every company is doing them for every indie game. i think with how many there are the majority of them will be inexpensive to buy back in the future as well

[@HarmonicCustard]

I would’ve sold majority of it, specifically the things I’m not attached to, to keep things more focused.

[@ryanstrobel5298]

So hard to let things go. Feel the pain but usually whatever takes it place will be amazing

[@ryandann9362]

You should do a video on the prices of switch games, and how the switch is possibly the first nintendo console whose entire lifespan also occurred during the rise of "being a collector/reseller" trend on youtube. Within the last 10 years or less the amount of coverage for game collecting has soared. New conventions, New youtubers etc. The price of mamy switch games is over a hundred, and the console is still current. I think the youtube scene, making collecting the cool thing to do, along with the spawn of game collector/reseller content has artificially driven the switch into what is normally happens when a console becomes retro. Will 100 plus dollar games rise even more, or slowly drop when the new console comes out? A game like stern pinball sells for almost 100, but in a couple years will that demand fade and it gets back down to a 10 game? Just an idea, possibly not worded right. Hope you get the gist.

[@googlemods7394]

@@ryandann9362 it’ll probably be decent for good games. The switch is basically the 1st, albeit a very weak, handheld console. Where as before you had psp/vita/ds and those made it very clear they were entirely different games and nothing compared to on console. Now you can get some of these games we’ve all enjoyed on console and play it (horribly & much worse most of the time) anywhere on the go. I’m guessing Nintendo will either play it smart (probably not) and invest a lot of money into the switch 2 to make it very or somewhat powerful and they can truly cash in on the first console handheld. Although maybe steam deck is crushing them already.

[@xmelseru]

careful coop, this is how hoarders are made😂. all jokes aside i wish i had this 'luxury problem'. But i'm sure eventually you'll find room for them once you get a new house

[@superj2644]

What you can do is build shelfs or cabinets that can hold pieces for storage

[@theGrouchy1]

I've sold maybe 30% of my collection. collection was never really THAT big to begin with. still want to downsize a bit more and just keep the stuff that has sentimental value to me. Also I'm a strict digital only guy since the PS4 era. Good luck

[@VideoGamesHobby305]

first off im glad you didn't put the games in the attic because heat moisture can def mess up the games. I have games in a container too but still cautious on storage. The other thing is I stopped collecting big box games I just like the way standard cases look. Great Video Cooper!

[@Lord_Mangoat]

As a collector myself, I sadly take all the Switch cartridges out of the cases and put them into those Hori game cases that hold 24 games. I then pack the actual game cases away, because I'm very limited on space. It is really annoying having to shift the game cartridges in those cases those, for each purchase. But yeah, attics are a horrible option. As too are basements, unless the basement is finished. House I grew up in had an unfinished basement and was very dirty/humid all the time.

[@Ghjgfjjgv]

How come you said it’s a hard decision to make? It’s not like you are selling them, just taking them out of the room

[@RetroGamesBeyond]

there is plenty of room if people would put games in 2 or 3 rows instead of just one row. Get deeper shelves. I did that too and it helps. I go with shelves depth into the room and now in the width. that helps. Tomorrow I will have to build my new bigger shelf. Lets see how it looks then :-)

[@EliMeadAZ]

So glad you didn't store anything in the attic, that's the worst for preservation. the heat and moisture is a no no.

[@ElyseExplosion]

I think what I would probably do is that if I already had the standard edition of the game, and there were nothing really remarkable about the special edition that I would probably just sell them. If it were a special edition of a game that I truly loved and had some kind of emotional attachment to I would probably hang on to it, but right now it just seems that there would be too many doubles for my personal taste.

[@justneagle]

pretty cool collection cooper!

[@mastrius]

Good call not putting the collector's editions in the hot attic. Temp controlled area 100%. Would be a shame to see those get warped or damaged. Love to see the collection, keep the videos coming on this channel!

[@wafrirusli8508]

If i were you, i need to prioritize my collection, collection something that are special and meaningful. Up to you man different people have different goal.

[@Z_SquaredGaming]

I always thought you were miscalculating the space for your game room when you moved from the old house to the new house. You had two large rooms and were moving them into one bigger and taller room. You have also added a lot of games to your collection over the years as well. I am so glad you decided to not put the games in the attic. I'm sure the temps being high and also the humidity would have not been good for those collector's editions. If you truly want to continue to add a lot of games to the collection, I would suggest looking into the new built house idea and go crazy with that. Just my two cents.

[@Uncrosss]

Never easy...... but you could also take a photo of the shelves then make is a poster to hang in the room

[@SweetBlu]

Probably not a great idea to block that intake in that wall behind. The stuff on that top shelf… it will out some serious stress on The HVAC system as well as limit airflow and cause it to pull air through cracks and other less ideal places. You should not put anything in front of it.

[@SicCooperOfficial]

Anything in front of it is a foot out from the wall

[@SweetBlu]

@@SicCooperOfficialit truly should be fully open. My family is full of HVAC people and it is not good for it. intake airflow is just as important as exhaust when it comes to HVAC.

[@luckyretrotwist]

As collectors it's very tough to get rid of stuff we perceive as valuable or that have memories attached to them. However, whether you decide to store or sell them, I just think that a collection this sizeable takes too much space. And since our taste in games or figure collecting change over time, there's probably at least 40% of stuff that don't really mean that much to us at the end. In my opinion, having a huge collection like yours may be a waste of space, and it becomes a dopamine rush to get the next new thing in the market. I don't argue with whom decides to have a basement full of games, but also take some time to reflect deep down about why are you even collecting in the first place. You may also never truly feel satisfied. So don't let it become a mental strain for y'all :)

[@konkeydonged]

I'm not a hoarder or collector, but if I were in your position I would sell the vast majority of that stuff. You don't have enough time on earth to be playing even a fraction of the games you own, so what's the point in keeping them in boxes in the attic? Keeping them sealed and on the shelf provides zero practical utility either. Are they really that fun to look at?

[@anymoose]

To be fair, impressive collections are pretty cool to look at. But they are pretty expensive shelf decorations

[@TheColehabo]

dont take it the wrong way but this is the start off becoming a hoarder in stat off a collector.

[@SicCooperOfficial]

Have you ever seen the show hoarders? Having a lot of stuff doesn't make you a hoarder, its literally a mental illness that you cannot control. Also your sentence makes no sense.

[@TheColehabo]

@@SicCooperOfficial sorry for the autocorrect typo, never seen he show but my half sister had really problems with it.

[@TheColehabo]

@@SicCooperOfficial also i forgot to say this it wasnt the part off having alot but the part where u cant let go off it, even when u know u start having problems with space .

[@P0T4T054CK]

@@SicCooperOfficial but bro, you refuse to get rid of anything. thats still hoarding, whether its organized or not. you're still looking for anything to justify keeping all of that instead of pairing down, buying the house you talk about and then just rebuying later,

[@SicCooperOfficial]

@@P0T4T054CK I've gotten rid of tons of things. When I moved into this house, I got rid of my entire collections of Atari 2600, Atari 5200, Atari 7800, Atari Jaguar, Atari Lynx, Turbografx-16, Commodore 64, PSP, PS Vita, PS3, Sega Master System, Sega Genesis, Sega Saturn, Sega Game Gear, Sega CD, Sega 32X, Original Xbox, Xbox 360, CDI, 3DO, N-Gage, Odyssey 2, Vic-20, Vectrex, etc. You are making assumptions, believing those assumptions to be true, and then trying to diagnose me with a medical condition based on those assumptions.

[@joestiff3689]

I have come across from your double jump channel and I didn’t realise you had such an amazing collection and I am so glad you didn’t put all of them collectors edition games in that attic because it would be too hot for them in summer and to cold in winter loving your content Cooper

[@jakeforcade6449]

Can you store anything up there? Is there any plywood up there? Or is is just insulation over framing? You don't want stuff to crash down through the ceiling.

[@silverian]

There is always chance to find duplicates! This is always like Tetris game. Can you build small storage building outside of house? Where did you get Playstation semi truck? I wonder if it was part of Playstation marketing campaign a long time ago.

[@Skrillerwolf]

I ended up purging my CEs I didn't care as much about earlier this year. They are kinda cool, but the way they don't match in side, and the frequency of release make them a hassle. Plus if I'm more choosy I can actually display the figures or stuff inside properly vs just displaying the boxes

[@WithoutACause1796]

I have been reading a lot of the comments and personally if this was me I wouldn’t sell them. A lot of people are recommending that. And sure you could sell the ones you don’t care too much about. But if just putting them in storage made you feel bad, how bad do you think selling them will make you feel? You bought them for a reason and clearly you enjoy them. Collecting makes you happy and so I think you should do what you want with your collection.

[@FusionAlchemist]

Putting them in the attic will honestly ruin your collection. I would go through that collection and keep what you're interested in keeping and sell the rest off.

[@RobertKreese]

Oh my lord! That's alot of games. Thank god you didn't put those collectors edition up in the attic. On the summer it gets really hot up on our attic, and by the video it seems like yours get really hot too. Not the best place to store videogames at. By the way, I just cleared out some space on my attic. Old cables, speakers that I might use in a project etc. Felt so great just getting rid of it. :D Good luck with collecting and organise.

[@RavBunneh]

Places with outlets are prime locations to place a front-facing game in front of to display it.

[@Painmaster212]

I'm glad I watched further before commenting because I was about to say you should never store games into an attic. Humidity and temperature changes will destroy them over the seasons. Maybe hang onto them until you can move stores and store them somewhere there?

[@joshuaallen5047]

The running out of room,(space) in my collection room has me trying to reinvent the wheel lol. Another price we pay for collecting.

[@Scarletpanda17]

I hope you have that collection insured with your homeowner’s insurance. Personally, I’ve stopped getting collector editions, just saving the gamesI really like. Then again, a collection that size could possibly allow you to pay cash for a house.

[@theDB164]

Dude, you need to sell some collectors editions. Most important are the cases and the cartridges, only keep your few favorites.

[@coolcoolglasses19]

I think I would have put into storage the super big box stuff that is not nearly as cool - Guitar Hero, Rock Band, Skylanders, etc. Those boxes take up tons of space, and are quite frankly just kind of meh. Since those are mostly on the top shelf of your game room all the way around, I would have taken those down for storage, and front faced your Switch collectors editions all the way around.

[@healingvizion]

Cooper, do not put videogames in an unconditioned space. Doesn’t matter if they’re in a storage bin, it’s never a good idea. Hope you have insurance for the collection too, it’s a nice one.

[@ten8yp]

putting it in the attic is a mild form of hoarding... dont do it. If you cant see them and enjoy them every day, its time to sell and use the money to pay for something else you enjoy.

[@Zerkerr]

Man, my attic ladder is the exact same, literally RNG on when the death trap will engage.

[@Wheels8504]

I might be the only one who doesn't have any interest in buying collector's editions and figures. I get games to play, not look at.

[@daviddonnell2153]

I'm right there with you. I don't care about special editions with those extras, toys, soundtracks, etc. I don't spend $200+ on collector editions just to keep sealed and have something to look at

[@Wheels8504]

@@daviddonnell2153 That's enough money to buy multiple games by themselves too which I think is better. If I was given any as a gift, I'd open it to display any figures that might be included. But again, I would also open the game to play it.

[@daviddonnell2153]

@@Wheels8504 I open all games I buy that are sealed whether it is a collectors edition or not.

[@googlemods7394]

I like art and like to appreciate art. I don’t go to art galleries but I understand why people would. Some people buy this stuff for an investment which is the worst way to invest depending on what you’re buying. Some buy it to take it all out and display the statue (if you bought from a decent company) because they want to appreciate the art. Some like cooper want to be like a museum and hold some sort of title “biggest switch collection” etc. There are tons of people like you tho, just want to play get rid of it and onto the next thing.

[@Wheels8504]

@@daviddonnell2153 I do too. Even Nintendo games from the 80s and 90s. But I don't actively look for only sealed, that's too much money obviously. Just because I want really good condition, and I take care of them.

[@randybradley4151]

I likely have only 5% of my game collection even at my house because I've prioritized my video collection to remain in my media room because I have no friends that come over that are gamers, only movie watchers. I would need a 40'x40' (1600 square foot) room in order to house both collections. So I feel your pain.

[@RandySchmitt]

good call on the switch stuff, so many special editions and theyre all modern anyways.. keeping it more retro makes it way better imo

[@brianrichards8013]

The heat and the attic bad idea. I would hold and keep them for sure.

[@mikecrawford1247]

Looks like your attic doesn’t even has a floor just your insulation witch basically sits on the back of your ceiling

[@beerninja_78]

Where does one procure shelves like that? Thanks! Great video by the way!

[@SicCooperOfficial]

Home Depot / Lowes. They are metal brackets that attach to the wall, and then little shelf brackets and just wooden shelves

[@beerninja_78]

@@SicCooperOfficial Thank you

[@stefan8303]

I've never really understood the fascination with collectors editions, I'm sure a few are cool but most are just an art book that you flick through once and then some junk thrown in like patches and coins and stickers. Some you get a figure but most people leave them in the box on the shelf - often leaving sealed. If you're not going to play it and enjoy it, why have it.

[@googlemods7394]

I mean not everyone is buying these things to enjoy them some people buy as an investment. I’m sure you wish you kept or bought extra of all your old games as a kid and kept it sealed because of what it may be worth now. But yes a lot of these companies know they can get an easy extra $$$ pay day from the whales that will just buy it up because of the hype/brand/nostalgia/etc. Some of it is truly junk (acrylic “figures/stands” LOL) and when they sell it for double on release day even if just 5 people buy the “collectors” edition of the Chinese junk its already paid for itself and more. Basically very few companies do it right: activision,capcom, 2k to name a few that do it extremely well and respectable. The rest cash in on “collectors” aka hoarders…. they just have to have it…

[@jsb1944]

Came to the same conclusion recently. CEs take up too much space and arent what im reaching for to play.

[@Arella_aegyo]

Sell those CE's at the new store! Good for inventory and a good boost for the future buys and grail displays for the store or game-room

[@arsenblackwell]

I would put a good price on what I don't want. And continue with the Playstation collection.

[@DrLevelUp]

I really would sell all the Collector's Editions.They're just too much clutter and space hogs. Keep the ones you really, really love, get rid of the rest.

[@stephen_ne8406]

Good on ya, they take up too much room for what they are. space is valuable

[@GameFootageArchive]

Space has always been one of the main reasons I didn't get into collecting collector's editions (outside of $$$ of course). Also, I always thought your game room was in a basement, so the attic was a surprise. Good call not putting everything up there though.

[@sneshead3326]

Good for you coops it’s good to keep changing things up

[@sleepytwiggaming]

I’m actually doing the same thing with my switch collectors editions lol

[@mjdf122]

Sic Cooper back in action

[@JaredScott]

I think Orbalogy said to have a “catered” collection. I try to do that and so far the CEs that I have are only ones that I absolutely want to have. Even though I love Legend of Heroes, I don’t buy all of the CEs. Same for Ys and Atelier. So far it’s worked out well

[@falcon85er]

"curated"

[@LordsOfSkulls]

personally i say collector editions are waste, unless they have a nice quality statue in it. So i say just get game and case. Ignore Collector editions.

[@JohnnyUtah1982]

Do what Retro Rick did, move your collection to your store! 😅

[@unicron8soundwave724]

EXCELCIOR MVC Classic Collection

[@ant9771]

Bro acts like he has a girlfriend. HAHAHa that was the best part of the video. I subbed after i heard that, haha!

[@jasonsimpkins9069]

It's fine. Pack it away for like a year or 2. Go up check them out and be happy and shocked all over again. And see how the prices have changed

[@Retromicky82]

Good for you cooper i glad you finally realised the collector's were taking to much space . Personally id get rid of the ones you have less interest in has no doubt you have it on a standard release . Also i know you may not wanna do it but you have a empty store thats waiting to be filled (unless theres issues) can't you store the 4 tubs up a corner there until you sort more space out or something? Plus, some people show collections at stores, so maybe put some on display at said new store when open .

[@MarkSartor-d8q]

This is why I don't like collecting physical games, LMAO. Fair play to those that do, atleast they have resale value, which is a big positive.

[@tjaymac1117]

Poor guys outta room 😢

[@DareDevil0504]

Behind the Playstation kiosk hou can get controller holders and put the custom painted controllers on display on them, or maybe display some of the big box games if they fit front facing to display some of the cooler designed ones

[@achroous2]

gotta get a couple of buds like Last Gamer and construct new rooms!

[@CaliPatriot88]

Just sell them in your store bro. You don't use them and they're collecting dust and taking up space.

[@atomiswave1971]

The size of a product has a big bearing on if I want it or not. Most of the time I pass, its just not worth it to me. Americans are crazy wanting kiosks, display cabinets, great big huge signs, statues and displays of which you seem to have a few. If your viewers are outside of the US, your basement or whatever it is, is bigger than their whole home in certain circumstances. So this video is kind of lost on them. Like me for example.

[@garymapes6955]

I thought you were gunna sell them then you said pack them up and put them in the attic 🤣. Your still gunna have them so it's not that big of a deal really.

[@77Crankz]

very nice collection i love the layout im debating getting the same shelving but im stuck between white and black shelves. but for the switch collection i would of went with selling the ones that dont really mean much too you aslong as u got a game copy of it in the collection

[@Above3Beyond123]

I have sold alot of games and systems cause i ran out of room as well ! But majority played and didnt like so i sold to buy games ill actually play and some sold for cash as well when i was behind so it helps . Your collection is awsome though hope for you to get a house with a big enough game room soon in the coming years ! 😎

[@josephspagnola9884]

I cant believe just one human being has this Much stuff in their house. If you really think about it, humans suck. Lol. Just for our little enjoyment (and most people still aren't happy) we have all this stuff.

[@jacobbaranowski]

what a game colection dam, looks like a game store

[@nicklong27]

You're going to shove them into the attic? Just sell them mate. What a waste! Edit: Good, you're doing the right thing, excess heat can damage Switch carts over time.

[@RockTouching]

I was gonna say! You would find them melted had you stored them in the attic...

[@allenwhiteside7838]

If packing up games and want to be able to access use comic book long boxs fits great for modern games. spine out 2 rows easy to find when llooking for games in storage. Problem with tots impossible to find a game without unpacking the whole tote

[@possumgrits825]

Unless your attic is climate controlled or well insulated? I wouldn't put them there.

[@eliv.1033]

I would sell all collectors editions and rebuy later if needed.🤔

[@trebor490]

Just expand your game room into the rest of the house.