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Welcome to Burning Books. I’m Caleb, and I want to help you love video games even more. And if you are a fan of Limited Run Games, I’m about to help you love those games even more. You now have a better chance of owning those limited release games, because I’m not buying them anymore. I’m one less buyer to compete with. I made a video about Limited Run Games a month ago. I’d like to make a better one. That’s what this is (hopefully it’s better). I’m going to talk about why I love what Limited Run Games does and why I’m not buying as many games from them as I used to. Sounds contradictory, I know...and it probably is. I’m still trying to figure out my own logic. Maybe you can help me out in the comments below. What am I thinking?Tag Archives video game collecting
I've realized recently that having unplayed video games on my shelf bothers me. I wish it didn't, but it does. I simply have too many games. Unfortunately, Limited Run Games releases are the majority of my unplayed games on my shelf.
I just finished Kamiko on the Nintendo Switch, and as the credits just barely come to an end, I offer up a few thoughts before I’m on to the next game.
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Will video game collecting still be a thing in the future? Let me know in the comments if you think game collecting will be around in the future. Why do you think that, be it yay or nay?