[lock2k]

@Hostile_18 @lock2k @TaySan

$22 and I can hook up one of my PCs to my Trinitron directly

I'd argue that this is even smarter as I can legit emulate whatever, play actual PC games, whatever

Amazing idea

 

[Dacon]

We'll see about that. First one to die is gay?

Im gonna die sucking your cock

Spoiler

 

[TaySan]

@Hostile_18 @lock2k @TaySan

$22 and I can hook up one of my PCs to my Trinitron directly

I'd argue that this is even smarter as I can legit emulate whatever, play actual PC games, whatever

As long as you're enjoying the games idc how you want to play them. More power to you my dude. Wish i had a Triniton :/

 

[Eneru]

Bro. Sometimes you have to realize it's not about playing the games. It's about collecting them. Otherwise you wouldn't have built a second collection

Another point I think worth mentioning is it gives your house (and you) personality. The empty Apple design /nordic house shit is annoying. That's why it's so nice to have books/movies/games on your shelfs in your home imo.

 

[synchronicity]

I sold off a big chunk of my gaming collection a while back and pocketed 20g. I still saved some treasured games along with all my console hardware. But I'm like some here in that I'm more than happy to emulate. And I have always been very much a minimalist despite having tons of games. It has always been my only material indulgence, well, besides books, but for the most part I'm happy with an e-reader. I do love the *feel* of sitting with a book though. But it's easy to "catch & release" without holding onto a "library". I just love the feeling of being unencumbered by too much *stuff*, so letting go of all those games was addition by subtraction in many ways for me. I admit that there was a part of me that wanted to cling to that collection, but the fact that I felt that way was, for me, another indication that it was a good time to let it go. And in the end, I felt a sort of liberation from that attachment. It was a good feeling, even if there's a part of me that always loved browsing that library, thumbing through everything, reading manuals and so on. But I don't regret it. All is transient in the end anyway. Better not to cling and to live in harmony with the ever-changing nature of reality if you want to maintain inner peace.

Edit: Now my digital backlog forever remains, lol. I can't escape the karmic wheel, ha.

 

[ExpandKong]

Dang bro that's wild do you have a Dreamcast i can have

 

[bork]

I love my physical collection so much. Always excited to grab obscure random releases.

 

[AJUMP23]

I just want a copy of punch out with Tyson in a sleeve.