The legal way isn't always the best way, if circumstance prevents a port and cost prohibits the average Joe from owning the game then why would anyone have qualms about emulation? It wasn't me that made the game unavailable it was circumstance so why should I feel bad about it.

May I also suggest messaging people on Ebay with buy it nows who have an item that isn't particularly in the best condition or whose game is only a dollar or two more than you want to pay a lot of them will work with you, if its a rarer game though not really advised.

I've been known to throw a controller or two in my time, turn off the console after losing to the computer or a live opponent, I've been known to even hit the person who won or throw the controller at their face, but never once did I break any of the equipment.

I've been playing video games for 20 years if that is any idea of my age, I was retro gaming before it was retro as it was just gaming back then and I've progressed through each system on its release date since then.

I never carry a list because people will know what I'm up to and charge more and the rarest games if you ever run into them 99.9% the person will know what they are worth and charge accordingly.

Hi. Welcome to racketboy. Selling always depends on whos willing to pay. It could be worth so much on the net but untill someone pays up is when you should brag. OG gameboys usually can go safely for $20. Prices can go down depending on scratches on the screen and general wear and tear. Check and s...

Hilarious on his assertion of the pricing on War of the Gems" or "X-Men: Children of the Atom which would have cost somewhere in the range of 65 to 130 bucks new.

I find it hilarious that people are some how shocked and in awe to discover that most professional reviewers are in the pockets of the publishing companies, be it video games, music or movies.

I've got a list of songs that contain riffs that remind me of certain tracks from legend of zelda a link to the past, let alone other songs.

Awesome article, I honestly believe we grew up in the last great era of trick or treating, reading your list of games reminded me of the game Warlock on the SNES, I don't remember much of it but it seemed to fit in with halloween quite well.