What Do You Do With Your Old Games?

[wraggster]

Hey, we're in a recession! And some of us have old games to unload. What to do, what do do.

As Forbes points out, you can take your games to places like GameStop for store credits, e-Bay for cash, website Goozex for online swaping. There article covers a lot of familiar ground, but does have quotes from CheapAssGamer's CheapyD — and that's always nice.

So! Our question: What do you do with your old games?

http://kotaku.com/5125079/what-do-yo...your-old-games

[kjetil1991]

i just save them some where often in bookshelves and such...

[pibs]

I keep them There are a few ive traded in which now I fully regret.

[quzar]

Same thing I do with my old books and movies, put them away to read/watch/play again later, or lend out to friends.

[AdamRav]

All stored away

I guess the next people to touch them will be my kids haha

or maybe not

[Auriman1]

I keep them all. Selling them just doesn't make sense to me.

[goshogun1]

I have them all lined up, and categorized by system on bookshelves. And heck, they look damn cool. 25 years of gaming history has never looked better!

So yeah, no sale.

[WhizzBang]

I keep most of mine too.

[mike_jmg]

I keep them around, just in case I want to play them again

[inlovewithi]

It pains me, but I'm selling my games on ebay. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...m=180318368744 I'm keeping my SNES and Dreamcast though. And I'm not selling any of my current systems, like Wii or 360, or DS. I'm selling my PSP.