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Originally Posted by LeeD
Baseball cards are not a game system, although various games that use them have been created over the years. Computer games are completely disposable, largely because the machines and the OS that runs them are disposable. You could get thousands of dollars for a high-quality Ken Griffey Jr. baseball card from 1988-89. How much can you get for a 1989 PC running MS-DOS? Nothing, if you even manage to find one somewhere. Put another way, anyone want to go back and run the original version of OOTP Baseball for more than curiosity's sake?
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You actually can possibly make a couple hundred bucks off a machine running MS-DOS. So while games are 100% disposable (just like baseball cards if one doesn't care about the collectible aspect of them), you may want to hold on to some of those older games you have...although, no, old sports games are not worth much of anything, usually.