Video: YouTubers find retro games worth US$100,000 in abandoned house

[Redaktion]

Underneath all the garbage and cockroaches, a small group of brave YouTubers have found original and factory sealed video games from the Nintendo GameCube and PS2 era. Their combined collector's value was supposedly in the six-figure range.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Video-YouTubers-find-retro-games-worth-US-100-000-in-abandoned-house.562262.0.html

[grrr]

$GME

[Just me]

I love this site, but you should really look into the scandal surrounding retro game prices. Some very corrupt dirty players have been manipulating the market. Games are not worth what the current bubble suggests. It's a pretty big story.

[Chris Kelly]

Did they have the legal right to entire that property and take stuff from it?

It's not clear in their video.

[HippoJerk]

Total click bait. Games are not worth 100 000$. Was more than likely staged. Also video game price bubble is caused by fakers and money laundering crimes.

[Jonatas]

This was once my favorite site for notebook reviews, turned into notebook plus smartphone reviews (nice!), turned into that plus some other consumer electronics reviews (okay), turned into that plus tech news site (starting to get worried...), turned into that plus rumour mill adver-fckn-tiser (now that's annoying), turned into all that plus fake news clickbait trap! Fckin HELL! STOP what you're doing right now or you'll lose your years-long following. And your dignity.

[Chris332]

Along with what others saying which is that it's probably fake and it's not really worth that much and retro game price gauging is fraudulent anyway I also just in general couldn't care less about what some stupid YouTuber I don't know found and GameCube isn't even retro.

[Meover Here]

Awful sensationalised article. Stop encouraging this over-inflated valuations of games.

[Timothy Atkins]

This is obviously b*llocks, set up by the channel to garner more traffic and subs.