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timppu: No CD here. They were codes received directly from PopCap games or whatever it was called.
Yeah, that's a bummer. I was pretty pissed when it was announced they sold out to EA because I knew they'd die a relative quick death, which they did; well, technically PopCap still exists... but only in name only. =/ It's not like they were hurting for money, being the best at making casual puzzle games.
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JamesSvenFinn: A ps2 and several games.

My.own fault really for living in a squat and trusting a woman with drug problems.
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BeatriceElysia: I can hardly believe several games were enough for a meal, let alone a drug use. How much were these games worth in ps2 era?
She could easily have got 80-150 pounds then, depending on the buyer.

This was in 2002 and ps2s were still expensive.
When I was homeless, another hobo, who was a career thief, stole my Beyond Divinity box. That's why I signed up here.
Very recently, my Genesis caught fire. I had to throw it away. Didn't even use it that much...

Also I hate how all my remaining consoles (PS1 and PS2) don't have their boxes. Not to mention they aren't as functional as they should be.

At least I'm glad I managed to keep my VHS tapes and the VCR! I'm not going to lose them anytime soon.
bought GBA+game to school young age thought to play at lunch time then realise its gone, couldn't find it anywhere, even asked the teachers, then many years later he came to our house somehow and stole stuff(psp+games,money, many others) aswell, couples years later i realise he stole the stuff(he was a okay friend, i didn't know he was a thief), he may have probably sold them all, not sure how to go about it if he still has them
Several years of fast food diet, no exercise, and no social life. Do those count?
Post edited July 10, 2018 by Gerin
Recently I had to format my computer, and I lost many files, including everything related to video games. If it were not for GOG Galaxy and its save clouds, I would have lost all the progress I made in all of them.
My younger brother and I used to have a PS2 about ten years back until we got a 360, after which we decided we no longer needed and would never again need the playstation, only the xbox (we were young and knew very little about gaming or the internet) and wanted to sell it. I eventually came back around and we never did anything, but it slipped my mind until a couple months ago, when I chose to dig the playstation back out and use it again.

Whenever I brought it up with my brother, he got unusually evasive and vague about it, bringing up all kinds of excuses as to why I should stop looking for the playstation. Eventually, I wore him down enough to tell me that he had gotten rid of it at some point without telling anyone. Obviously, I was pissed (though I somewhat suspected he didn't have it due to his persistence that I drop the topic and how much longer than usual it took me to break him), but there wasn't anything I could do. Fortunately, my grandparents have a PS2 they'll let me have, I found a couple of our memory cards while cleaning, and I still have our copy of Star Wars: Battlefront 2, so it's not all bad.

However, I'm not 100% certain if he truly got rid of it or just said he did to make me shut up (knowing my brother, I could maybe see it go both ways), and I've no clue what happened to our game collection - admittedly, most of them were movie tie-ins, but we had an original copy of one of the Myst games plus GTA 3.