CcomputerGameCollector wrote:
Starting to think nobody got my last email? Either that or this email list
is awefully quiet!
I think we're still debating what to talk about regarding the website. :-)
If you check the archives (details should be at the bottom of this message),
there is
Dan Chisarick wrote:
Also, all the game stores around here are displacing PC titles with
console titles. Its almost to the point where the PC gets one shelf, and
consoles get the rest of the store. Compound that with PC games now being
published in boxes slightly larger than a
CcomputerGameCollector wrote:
I think what computer software packaging has become is disguisting. Tiny
boxes, and NEVER shrinkwrapped. It's sad, esp. in a time where some of the
coolest boxes could probably be created. Was there an offical cut off
time where the packaging of games
Hi,
thanks for responding to our concerns one by one :)
Price guide: many of us are reluctant to work with fixed prices. It tends
to take some of the fun out of collecting if everyone knows what they can
expect for an item. Cruel as it may sound, I prefer to deal with the
occasional uneducated
Aye, perhaps I have not made it abundently clear, but that's basically
what it is. What else could it be really? The going rate is the value
pretty much.
Fair enough, thanks for explaining this again.
Let's hope that the number of people collecting computer games is growing
though.
Jim Leonard schrieb:
The cutoff was about 6 months ago; I haven't seen anything large since that
time.
Around here, in Germany, it was 12-18 months ago. EA was the first to
announce that cardboard boxes are outdated and subsequently published
new games only in DVD cases. Others followed
