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Message: [QUOTE="guppy, post: 4232, member: 750"] I have had loads of original hardware, and my brother who doesn't move has all of it now. I used to work at a gaming store growing up, and it was easy to collect stuff. Especially because I've got family abroad. But now, I explicitly emulate if it's "retro" gaming. Because I move a considerable amount, and run a pretty tight ship because of it. Same thing with books though. Always nicer to hold a book, but I don't really own many that aren't digital. I think I've always done a combination of both though, if I were to be honest. It's just as time goes on, I've oddly cared less if I have something or if I just think about it fondly in my head. Rule of Rose would be an example. I dig horror, and I think it might be the "ugliest" horror game I've ever played. But the controls, the freakin' controls. The piles of humpy-huggy monsters (or pecking, I guess). I just don't think I have it in me to play that game again. So I get to think of it fondly, listen to love suicide some times. And just leave it as something that made me happy but something that I will probably never revisit again. Lest it loses its shine~ I recently walked into a game store because it was next to a book store in a new town. Figured I would check it out. I wanted to slap someone seeing the prices of things. But I understand their prices in another way (only x-things printed/not coming back). But I feel like people are taking advantage of people, especially people with mental disorders and illnesses. [/QUOTE]

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