

Yeah, true. I have a library that suits me now (not to mention… what comm we’re in) so I don’t feel the lack but I’m definitely not in the “new game” money nowadays.


Yeah, true. I have a library that suits me now (not to mention… what comm we’re in) so I don’t feel the lack but I’m definitely not in the “new game” money nowadays.


Every video game I played growing up I played secondhand. I pawed through the bargain bins in high school, looking for games that I’d heard about. I got most of my own SNES games from a single lucky church rummage sale haul that, in retrospect, probably broke somebody’s heart. I borrowed games from friends. I didn’t have money for new games until I was out of college.
It makes me sad to think about that going away. I’m sure there are a lot of kids out there today that can only afford secondhand games.


I honestly don’t know how else to do it. I’m sure I could figure it out, but I don’t know why I’d fix what isn’t broken.
I’ve taken your notes into account and come up with a Mk. 2 design: