RE: Are rare and valuable retro video games a collectible or an investment?

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Are rare and valuable retro video games a collectible or an investment?

in gaming •  7 years ago 

I hate the fact that it's become difficult to find retro games nowadays, so I just have to rely on getting lucky, like finding The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past for 50p at a car boot sale or Um Jammer Lammy for 59p at Cash Converters (I live in the UK by the way). I hope your right about the appeal of retro gaming becoming a fad, in the same way Beanie Babies was a fad.

Great article!

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      ·  7 years ago 

    I'm sure its going to retain its base way better than Beanie Babies, but the prices for common games should start coming down once newcomers get bored with the hobby and drive down demand by both buying less and selling off their own stuff, which will increase supply.

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