Episode 140 is Online.
In previous episodes of You Don’t Know Flack I’ve talked both about arcades and my own personal arcade collection. In Episode 140, I talk about how and why I ended up parting with that collection. My book about collecting arcade games was titled Invading Spaces so I thought it would be appropriate to titled this one Reclaiming Spaces. Owning all those games took up a lot of space, and it wasn’t until I began to part with them that I regained all that space.
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Episode 140: Reclaiming Spaces
Episode 140: Reclaiming Spaces
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Re: Episode 140: Reclaiming Spaces
I did the same thing, re buying stuff for collections that I didn't actually care about, because, well, I was collecting stuff. I bought some Sega Saturn games from Salvation Army because I knew they were cheap for what they were, even though I didn't care about the Saturn or even have one. But I had recently decided to start collecting retro games so I bought them. I think I eventually sold those games for a decent profit at OVGE.
I also have an Amiga CD32 that I got out of some kind of ancillary collecting interest from my Commodore 64 addiction, but I don't really care about it. Thinking of selling that one...
I also have an Amiga CD32 that I got out of some kind of ancillary collecting interest from my Commodore 64 addiction, but I don't really care about it. Thinking of selling that one...