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The WANTED Video Game List

For years now, I (N8) have been snapping up games from the Thrift Store like there's no tomorrow. Compiling a library of video games that boarders on insanity. The problem with this method of collecting was that you were limited to what you found that day and plain old luck. In an effort to be more selective, I've created a WANTED list, where I have specific games that I try my best attain. More like a list of personal goals, the Wanted list has allowed me to be more focused and preventing me from thinking quantity over quality.

check out the next instalment of Monday Nitro Pickups where I displayed some of those games. We posted this video here, a full week before it's actually due on Youtube. check it out!


Happy Thrifting.

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