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Last month we started upgrading our retro game collection from cartridge/console only to boxed and it has been a WILD RIDE. We've had so much fun already searching for stuff we want and we've met a bunch of great people too. Here's a thread.
And on the same day we picked up a boxed Ocarina of Time from a private seller in Leeds (who was so nice we could have hung out on the reg)pic.twitter.com/LlOjKFwHzE
Last weekend we stumbled across @GAMESnMOREWigan and picked up a boxed copy of SMB3 and this 
If you're a collector near Wigan, the store beats CEX prices on trade and Tony who runs the store is a very good egg. 10/10pic.twitter.com/63urEyFQg4
In Liverpool, one store holds the torch for retro and its @RetroDojo. Downstairs in Grand Central - 2 mins from Lime Street. Ian has the best stock, from imports to these insanely mint boxed N64 games and the selection changes regularly too. Cannot recommend more.pic.twitter.com/tsigjtQ53C
Our last pick up from the dojo was this N64 and we learned that Pikachu's cheeks flash when the console comes on. Too good.pic.twitter.com/CbQzVIBIst
My absolute favourite game picked up so far has got to be Majora's Mask. This particular cartridge has had an exciting life as it used to belong to @Ripstoner and was used for design inspiration at Warthog Games. (Buying from people you know can be *super* interesting)pic.twitter.com/yIvpjRPdA5
To summarise - collecting video games is fun. But so is playing them so I'm going to play Majora's Mask. Before I go - here's to all the independent stores bringing in great stock and sharing love for the consoles and games we all grew up with. Go team!
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