There is one slight problem, theīox isn’t real – it’s a copy, it’s a reproduction. I have a complete Mega Man X Snes collection. Clearly as I’m on a train I’m playing the emulation versionīut there at home sits on my shelf a boxed copy of one of my Snes Holy Grails: Having spent the weekly food budget on an old video game. With the waves of jealous and envy that come from seeing someone else hasīought that copy of Mega Man X3 than face up to guilt and buyer’s remorse at That ‘bid’ button only to get cold feet and shut eBay down. Sense of reason? I can’t count the number of times I’ve poised the mouse over Why therefore when it comes to certain Snes games do I quickly loose all Responsible with money, as the sole bread winner for a family of four I need toīe.
The fact that a seller has listed an eighteen year old game for £90 without aīox and focus instead on the fact that its actually £200 cheaper than the others After all, when you spend 6 monthsĮvery day looking at ‘saved searches’ on eBay perspective gets lost. I simply can’t resist buying them though. As has been explored in other posts though,
Irritatingly they areĪlso some of the most expensive titles you can get and I initially ruled outever owning boxed and complete versions. Series has been the ones I’ve enjoyed playing the most. Ever since I rediscovered my love of Snes games the Mega Man X To say there was a lot of expectation for this moment is an
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