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On 03/19/2018 at 03:07 PM, by KnightDriver

I decided to go straight 5-year spans. I'm using this list for all media, not just games, so this will make it easier for music, film and books. Here's the revised list with consoles placed in the range where they released, not their life span. In playing the games, I'll stick to a console but play any game that came out for it regardless of release date. 

On 03/18/2018 at 09:09 PM, by KnightDriver

I was like a vulture today swooping over the local mall, which didn't open in time before I had to go to work, and landing for a quick peck at the dying Toys R Us, which still isn't running a clearance sale, even though they could close any day now. It's just as well, I've been well fed this past week anyway. Over fed, really. 

On 03/17/2018 at 08:39 PM, by KnightDriver

I had to hit a couple more Gamestop's on the way to work today to take advantage of the sale on last gen games. Pickings got meager and a few were too pricey for what I think these games are worth. Here's what I got today:

On 03/16/2018 at 12:51 PM, by KnightDriver

The breaks are on but the car hasn't stopped. That's how I describe my game buying binge at the moment. I stopped the more recent game purchases but this buy-2-get-1 free sale on last gen stuff at Gamestop still has my soul until the 18th, Saturday. This time I found six games at $4 each, my prefered price range for older stuff. Here's the list and some notes:

On 03/15/2018 at 12:41 AM, by KnightDriver

Got the following games. What is it will old games holding their value at Gamestop these days? My current theory is that because people are buying digitally instead of physical, there are less trade-ins and so prices go up for what Gamestop has in physical copies. The theory doesn't seem to fit for last gen games though. I'm paying like $10 a game right now and they should be more like $5. It's annoying to me. Here's the list for today: 

On 03/13/2018 at 11:13 PM, by KnightDriver