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How about picking the 10 that you feel a personal relation with, give them a proper display in your new home and sell the rest? I had a glimpse of that when i n
by jeffreygoesto 4y ago
How about picking the 10 that you feel a personal relation with, give them a proper display in your new home and sell the rest? I had a glimpse of that when i needed to clear the stuff from family members after they died. As soon as it feels like a burden, try to lessen that burden. I feel better thinking that somebody may have fun with it now, than grieving that I "currently" can't be the one.
- andrewstuart 4y agoYes this may be the way to go. My son advocates this. I also have a real passion for analog televisions and radios. I have too many of those too.
- RajT88 4y agoI am one of these people but also recognize I should not have so much stuff. The way I have dealt with it is with a few principles: 1. Emulation for the ones taking up the most space and also with the least power. I sold my Commodore 64 collection. 2. Get rid of games in favor of flash carts. Compatibility via using original hardware. 3. For buying a new system, it better have something cool I missed out on. After all, my collecting started because I felt like I missed out on a lot of things. Example: 3DO is a system which makes little sense to buy.