Even if video games have gained popularity and meaning as a hobby in the past 20 years, there have been passionate gaming fans long before.
Anyone who was born before the 1980s is also lucky enough to have experienced almost all important milestones and developments in the industry live. The aunt of the aunt of a player impressively demonstrates this.
Aunt has been collecting games for almost 50 years
That's what it's about:In the PlayStation Subreddit, the user with the name Desert_walker267 recentlyPostdiscontinued. In it he writes that he has just found out that his aunt has a whole "gaming archive" in her house.
The post contains two pictures that show part of the collection and a particularly valuable game. You can look at them here:
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He also wrote in the comments that aunt is 59 years old and has been playing and collecting games since the early 1980s. Apparently she also bought every home console directly for the release and the pictures show only a fraction of the entire collection.
There is a lot of recognition in the comments for the aunt, which has spent almost her whole life with video games.
In addition, several users also point to different games, which are now quite valuable. Kuon and Rule of Rose alone are worth over $ 1,000. There are also various Silent Hill games and more.
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Since it is only part of the collection primarily with PS2 games, it is quite conceivable that there are still much more valuable treasures in the "archive". Original packed Nintendo titles from the 1980s in particular can bring in a small fortune today.
Surprisingly, the user states that the children's children themselves have no interest in video games. So what will become of the collection is still unclear.
Do you still have old games from before? What are your most valuable collectibles?
