I decided I should do so, and sell what I don't see myself playing anymore. I used gamestop's website to calculate how much it'd all be worth, and I counted about $100
But I keep in mind not everything will be accepted, since some of it is for older consoles (360 and DS). So I go into the store with an open mind, let's see what I get!

-thumbs down the long ass scroll of receipt-

I got double

I'm so happy about this, I can afford to buy this game I want, AND save the rest for future times when more animal crossing switch consoles come out, and I can totally get one much cheaper this way <33
This is the most exciting thing that's happened this year that I had to share :vanora_xd:

It pays to clean up, guys!

@totalanimefan:
I couldn't be more excited <3
bf is getting it for my birthday ;v; He said he was going to get the console too, but they ran out cause of that production halt.

I agree! We do have some that are announced already for 2020, but I'm sure a lot of them seem to be sequels or continuations of previous games.

@totalanimefan:
Probably a good idea to delay something like that. Its the same reason they stopped producing the special switches. I'm not sure if it was a total halt or just slowed a lot, but either way, I'd rather people stay healthy.

@kitalpha hart:
I think so, but they had to slow/halt the production of them due to the virus, so I can assume they'll make more later. If not, that's a bit of bologna since they initially planned to make more than they did xD Nintendo isn't known for making the best choices so I hope that that isn't the case!
I'll just see what happens

@boyrrito:
As someone who used to work for the company... I can't really agree to many of the complaints I hear. A lot of it is where employees fail to make the trading/returning terms very clear up front, to that I can nod. But at the same time, when they try, no one listens anyways. So either way, no one understands the concept of business.
When you return a brand new game that you have played, no matter how long the gameplay is, you can't typically get a full refund because it is now a pre-owned game. Its illegal for them to sell it as new, so they have to take it in as trade value. It sucks but otherwise, the store would face a LOT of scams to return and repurchase new games for a lower price (which also takes money away from game companies), a loss of profit all around and on and so forth xD

sorry not meaning to rant, I mean well lmao

I commend you for being able to let go, lol. I've become a collector since I can't stand the thought of selling something I don't have an extra of.

@koneko:
If you can find a local vintage game store, they usually buy old games from you if they're in decent condition. There's one about 30 minutes away that I need to take my leftover 360 games to xd

@totalanimefan:
I think I'll be happy with pokemon mystery dungeon and animal crossing for a while! I'll probably get FFVII in a few months, but I don't have a lot of free time so it'd be pointless while I'm playing the other games c:

@priestess of pie:
Its taken a while, for sure. I've hung onto these games for many years mostly lmao
some of them I had already beaten anyways. I learn to stop myself and think "if I sell this, will I honestly ever think of it again?"
Usually a nope haha

My family has also turned me into a hoarder-phobe when it comes to my own space lol

@boyrrito:
Yeah, your sister's entirely right. Although the one I worked at didn't have anything with finger print scanning or signing liabilities that I can recall, but this was also about 4-5 years ago..

... holy crap its been that long
omg
I'm old yo ;A;