Video game collector Valtteri Hyttinen has bought every physical PlayStation 4 game to date, putting an entire year’s worth of PS4 games at his disposal.
Some of those games are not even opened. I had a friend who used to buy 3 of each PS2 games. His excuse was one to play, one to keep, and one to resale. He did the same thing with Transformers toys, But we told him that he had issues and he should stop. It can be a very bad habit.
Why would a person buy a new game just to resell? I can understand keeping one in the manufacturers plastic seal and opening one to play. It makes no sense to buy a third copy just to resell, if this is true your friend has major issues and disposable income.
That's why he has a problem. When the PS2 was released, he went out and bought 6 copies of Final Fantasy VII for some odd reason. Til this day, he still has all 6 copies and would not give me one. When he moved, the first thing he did was to dedicate an extra room for all his games. I lost count of how many boxes of video games we had to move but it was a lot...
No they deliberately say 'No game' to suit their propaganda then you can say they mean - PS4 exclusive only -Playstation exclusive games -any game not on Xbone -any game also on any platform
The best way to do it imo is to wait until the middle or end of the gen and buy them when they are super cheap.Doing it his way costs to much and is like throwing money away.I mean buy way more new games than I can play of too,but this is ridiculous at $60 bucks a pop.Most of those games will be worth $2 to $5 at most in just a few years.Just noticed most if not all those games are unopened that seems like even more of a waste of money.
a lot of catching up to do that way. i tried to have one for my 360 when it started but its useless you spend so much money. just collect games you love. try not selling them.
Maybe. I buy every good game across all three consoles, Vita, 3DS, and PC. Yet, I'm pulling in roughly $25k a year. I even have a family. I don't think it's that expensive. You just have to plan ahead and budget.
In the collector's world there are two main categories of collectors. Those that go for rare, or expensive items. And those that are completionists that try to get complete collections of games. To the latter, the qualifications of what is considered complete can change from person to person. Some say by system, some say by types genre, some by company, etc.
I'm assuming this guy is a completionist by system trying to get all the games for a single system. Me personally, I go by system,excluding re-releases of the same game on the system like with the red box editions for PS3, but don't mind the GOTY editions with DLC content, since it's a way to preserve the actual content.
It's a hard thing to do without a lot of disposable income, particularly as the gen goes on because sometimes there are more than 20 games released in a month. Right now I have about half of the North American PS4 retail releases, but I got about half of those after they were marked down, because I don't feel having a complete collection is worth spending $60 for each game.
Damn that's alot of money man, and he got some collector's editions too
wow and ppl say ps4 has no games looking at this really?
Without looking at the video yet, To go above and beyond, he better of shot this video with the ps camera....that would be icing on the cake :)
Wow I wish I had the money to be a game collector like him.
Why would you even buy some of those? Puddy Squad? Angry Birds? Who would pay that much for Angry Birds?