This is impeccably well timed. Just yesterday there was a headline on the most expensive video game ever sold at auction. It’s a copy of Mario 64, and it sold for around $1.5 million. Aside from that being a tremendous waste of money, it’s a shame that the game will sit forever unused.
You said it all already, it’s just a gross system th…
This is impeccably well timed. Just yesterday there was a headline on the most expensive video game ever sold at auction. It’s a copy of Mario 64, and it sold for around $1.5 million. Aside from that being a tremendous waste of money, it’s a shame that the game will sit forever unused.
You said it all already, it’s just a gross system that demands people consume and hoard everything in the hopes that some of it will become useful. The concept of personal enjoyment feels tossed to the wayside.
That said I’ve got a ton of Pokémon cards just chilling in near perfect condition in my closet.
This is impeccably well timed. Just yesterday there was a headline on the most expensive video game ever sold at auction. It’s a copy of Mario 64, and it sold for around $1.5 million. Aside from that being a tremendous waste of money, it’s a shame that the game will sit forever unused.
You said it all already, it’s just a gross system that demands people consume and hoard everything in the hopes that some of it will become useful. The concept of personal enjoyment feels tossed to the wayside.
That said I’ve got a ton of Pokémon cards just chilling in near perfect condition in my closet.
@It's not a waste of money! That person can now play Mario 64 on an emulator without fear of persecution.@