I've always believed that I binned most of my console boxes from when I was young. I was the sort of kid that just mercilessly ripped the machine out the box as fast as I could, chucked the box to one side and got on with playing. I never put the machines back in the box and never saw any of the boxes again once I'd opened them on xmas day, and have regretted it ever since. I still have all my consoles but most of the older ones are unboxed apart from some of the pc engine stuff.
So it was a bit of a surprise today when my dad phoned me and said he's emptying the shed and has found some old boxes that he wants to chuck away. How they found there way in the shed I don't know, my dad must of just stored them away just incase anything went wrong with them.
Anyway, after him also recently finding 2 pcb's that I bought in the early 90's that I had completely forgotten I owned I think it may be worth raiding our parents homes more often!
Not gaming related but also an old G10 box. Memories.
I will be revisiting this raid location soon as I also noticed a bin bag full of He-man figures I want to swipe
So it was a bit of a surprise today when my dad phoned me and said he's emptying the shed and has found some old boxes that he wants to chuck away. How they found there way in the shed I don't know, my dad must of just stored them away just incase anything went wrong with them.
Anyway, after him also recently finding 2 pcb's that I bought in the early 90's that I had completely forgotten I owned I think it may be worth raiding our parents homes more often!
Not gaming related but also an old G10 box. Memories.
I will be revisiting this raid location soon as I also noticed a bin bag full of He-man figures I want to swipe