Okay, so I'm sure a lot of people around here know about the Tuna shortage in Japan. Boiled down completely, it is this - the Japanese love Bluefin Tuna. So they eat lots of it. And then it starts disappearing.
We're approaching the *30* year mark for a lot of video game systems that most of us grew up with (The Japanese Famicom is already 30). Unlike the Bluefin Tuna, CIB copies of Earthbound don't and can't get together and create more copies - you could argue they do this through piracy, but I digress.
With so many copies retro games being sold on eBay daily, a seemingly growing demand for retro games, and with the number of available copies only dwindling as time goes on - we here at racketboy are facing a crisis far greater than running out of Bluefin Tuna.
Just in the past few years, I've watched video game prices skyrocket, and it sucks. When do you think the retro video games we know and love will become "antiques?" You think it'll even be in our lifetime? If prices keep going the way they are, will it make any of you shout at the cat and forget about collecting?
