Things that you regret you sold

[alphagamer]

My Doc V64.

:(

i have a spare, wanna buy?

[XerdoPwerko]

Close to selling, I used to lend stuff to people, big mistake. Funny how people manage to break / never return 90% of your stuff.

Yes, God Damn it, Yes.

Some fucker kept all my Famiclone carts in junior high school, and when I found him again (in college!) he swore he had returned them - which he didn't!

But no, stupid Xerdo had to go and lend the rest of his NES/Fami stuff to some girl right after that, and she never returned Super Mario Brothers 3 either ("No, I used to own that one, it's not one of yours!")

God damn it!

Also, I regret having traded in many Snes and PSX games back in my days of poverty in High School.

[SuperGrafx]

I sort of regret selling my library of NUON games. I had pretty much everything, even a complete boxed copy of the recalled Iron Soldier 3. Yeah, the platform itself was overhyped and underpowered, but there was something inherently fun and comforting about playing Iron Soldier 3 and Tempest 3000. I kind of miss it.

[sven666]

my honda CR 125, yeah it was getting too small for me and it had alot of halfbroken parts but goddamn whizzing around on it was alot of fun :crying:

i could just buy a new one but.. yeah, i live right in the city center so thats not gonna happen :rolleyes:

[.Decatur]

I sold my first ds cart, and realized my SD card with all my saves and files were on it and I never saw the kid again :'(

[MitsuruX]

Just one thing which is my US Edition of Panzer Dragoon Saga.

Same Game here.. Sold it to Funcoland to buy Street Fighter Alpha 3 for PS1 (cause i was short on cash!!!)

I've regretted it ever since... :banghead:

[K-Panggg]

I never sold them, but I regret giving away my Nes and my Atari 2600---
:crying: :crying:

[Aphous]

I would have to say my frist Gamecube...
That thing was sentimental... but I needed the money

[z_killemall]

The Famicom my aunt brought me from Japan (originally for her son, but after 2 years in a cupboard, only being used once since he already had a NES, she gave it to me). However, my parents sold it in '98-'99 to earn money to upgrade my computer.

[Parris]

Sony Playstation 2 PA - one of the rarest, most amazingly interesting pieces of development hardware ever devised. Potentially one of only a handful that will ever surface.

[ave]

I have not yet sold anything that I'd rather kept to be honest. Lots of PAL games had to go about one year ago, but that's nothing I really miss as there were no memories connected with most of these games.
Everything else I still have. I'd never sell any game I once bought new, simply because I couldn't stand how much money I'd have lost on it. I bought ~25 Games new für 60 Euros each (all Xbox), now if I'd sell the lost for a hundred bucks I'd crawl on the floor crying at the moon.

Rather not, just keep them even though they're not being used any more :D

[alecjahn]

There are things that I wish I still had, like my original Gameboy and some games from back in the day. Unfortunatley, I'm attached to those EXACT, SPECIFIC items and not just the type of item in general.

There are PLENTY more things I wish I could sell but am stuck to them like glue.

I wish I didn't have half the video games I did. So many things I've never played but bought because they made me feel better. Now that I own them, I don't want to get rid of them.
Reminds me... I need to box some more stuff up. :D

[Eviltaco64]

Nintendo 64 (twice!)
Dreamcast

That's all I can really think of, to be honest.

[Segata Sanshiro]

My GameCube games, most of my PlayStation games, Crystal Xbox for like £10. -.-

[Barc0de]

I had to sell my SNES CD prototype to pay off my student loan ;p

[Tchoin]

My soul.

Not even sold it, traded it for a couple of Twinkies and a Mountan Dew at a 7-Eleven in Park City a couple of years ago.

[K-Panggg]

My soul.

Not even sold it, traded it for a couple of Twinkies and a Mountan Dew at a 7-Eleven in Park City a couple of years ago.

LAWL

That's what makes you the awesomest pimp ever

[Jamtex]

My soul.

Not even sold it, traded it for a couple of Twinkies and a Mountan Dew at a 7-Eleven in Park City a couple of years ago.

Sounds like they got the worst end of the deal :lol: and twinkies and mountain dew are awful obese making snacks too...

[mooseblaster]

In a way, I regret selling my Amstrad MegaPC back in 1996.

Except the fact that as a PC, it was pretty shocking.

[Tchoin]

Sounds like they got the worst end of the deal :lol: and twinkies and mountain dew are awful obese making snacks too...

I know I know, but believe me I warned them! :lol: