Well, when I was little, a master system cartridge cost a pretty penny and I aspired to get one for my birthday and for Christmas. I had to think very carefully about which one to buy and the fantastic covers did not correspond to the quality of the game.
Game exchange was a must.
The difference is that before you bought a complete set. Now they faction it to you and take out dkc to avoid the exchange and the sale
Well, if you tell someone that we had to press play like a radio cassette on a Spectrum every time you wanted to play a game, so that after watching for a long time you could play and rewind on a screen with a bic…, it was another incomparable time to today where games were counted on the fingers of the hand and they only gave you some during birthdays or Christmas, because now you buy when you feel like it, but at least for me it touched my life that there were only two moments in the year when they gave you something.
