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| Trapster Posts: 1313/3604 |
Yes, I keep most of it. I don´t really care for the posters unless it´s a really good game. I keep the manuals, warnings, advertisments, etc. Yeah, most of it. 
I´ve lost some manuals for our NES games, though, I think. |
| PrincessPeach Posts: 29/381 |
Originally posted by Cheveyo ChowilawuOriginally posted by PrincessPeach Yes, Golden, with Warios face on it. Blame it on Nintendo... |
| NetSplit Posts: 52/144 |
Why wouldn't they? Keeping them in the box takes no effort or hassle whatsoever, and it raises the overall value of the item. Collectors look for games that are complete; the more stuff that comes with the game, the more people are willing to pay. Unless you're POSITIVE you'll never be selling a game and you aren't much of a colletor, yourself, keeping everything is a good idea. |
| Marioman64 Posts: 15/64 |
I don't see why anyone would keep that stuff.I always toss the black and white warning papers and hold on to the instruction booklets and other special stuff.
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| Thexare Posts: 195/1104 |
Originally posted by PrincessPeach I wasn't going to ask, but "poo-stickers"?  |
| PrincessPeach Posts: 28/381 |
I once kept everything, then my mom tossef all packages away, lucky I kept the manuals seperatly.
Now I leaf everything in, and with collection Japanese games, theres a lot. (Wario Land Advance with Golden Poo-Stickers). So I keep all Boxes with everything in a seperate place than my games, only Cube games are in the case all the time, as all Games stored on a optical disk. |
| Chronosphere-x Posts: 62/125 |
I keep all my game pack in, i like them. i look back at the master system days, lmao. I have pure crap from them |
| Kattwah Posts: 645/3349 |
Everything...
Warning manual, NP subscription, instruction book, the box 
I swear, I have like, 30 boxes that go to various gameboy, N64, and GBA games  |
| Koitenshin +∞ Posts: 168/873 |
But still, if you show that literally everything is there you're bound to get more bids / money than the other people. |
| Wurl Posts: 153/842 |
I usually keep the stuff, though sometimes, sadly, I lose them. I totally have all the stuff from Growlanser, even though the original chain on the ring broke. |
| Joachim Posts: 15/38 |
Well a "complete" game usually just consists of game/manual/case (or box)... I doubt the warning manuals and crap are worth anything. |
| neotransotaku Posts: 306/1860 |
I keep everything...you never know when you need a manual and stuff. Also, if I ever decide to sell my stuff (which I do on occasion on eBay), I get better bids in comparison to the others. completeness sells |
| Deleted User Posts: 190/-7750 |
It depends. For my GC games I have all the stuff still for the games we bought new. But for my DS and other handheld games, I'm not too sure where the cases or booklets aer because I keep them in a small carrying case, two actually. As for my N64 games, I know where they all are, but I never keep the games in there. I have the games stacked in a couple areas and the boxes and booklets stacked in another area. So it's both really but more to the No side I guess. |
| Alastor Posts: 1544/8204 |
No reason not to, really. So yeah, I do. |
| Cynthia Posts: 769/5814 |
Surprisingly, yes.  I never think to throw them out or anything, although one wonders how many Nintendo Power subscription cards I need... at least they're not AOL CD's. |
| Ailure Posts: 332/2602 |
Yes, I keep everything. Including warnings and thoose advertisments for the next outcoming games (which always are intresting to look at in a few years...) |
| HyperHacker Posts: 572/5072 |
I just pull them all out, see if there's anything interesting, and stuff them all back in the box. |
| JDavis Posts: 126/648 |
Everything gets shoved in a cabinet.
... I'm almost afraid to open it. |
| 182077607309.34 + Posts: 51/218 |
I always keep everything, I even try to keep the plastic wrapper the box comes in, although I usually end up losing it. |
| fabio Posts: 230/2415 |
I usually keep at least one warning manuals (which of course Nintendo does a lot) and toss all the extra copies aside and when I do lose the warning manual, I just replace it when I find a new one. Other than that, I keep coupons (unless they are expired) and posters, both I've rarely get. Probably the last time I got a poster was when I bought GTA: San Andreas the day it came out. I don't remember when I last got a coupon in a game because for me, that's more rare to get than posters. |
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