longest game you have ever kept.

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I haven't traded in a single game. True story.

I'm always concerned that one day I'll want to go back to it or I buy cheap used games anyway. It's even worse with achievements nowadays when I'll go "Well, I'll get all those achievements... one day".

I do still have my copy of Pokemon Yellow (although it's broken) and a copy of Pokemon Crystal. I used to have a copy of Pokemon Silver but I lost it when I went on vacation once. I also have my selection of PSX games but I don't own anything older than that, nor would I ever want to.
 
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I don't trade in my used games at all. I have sold off some to collectors tho, but only ones that I'll never be going back to play again.
 
I haven't traded in a single game. True story.

I'm always concerned that one day I'll want to go back to it or I buy cheap used games anyway. It's even worse with achievements nowadays when I'll go "Well, I'll get all those achievements... one day".

I do still have my copy of Pokemon Yellow (although it's broken) and a copy of Pokemon Crystal. I used to have a copy of Pokemon Silver but I lost it when I went on vacation once. I also have my selection of PSX games but I don't own anything older than that, nor would I ever want to.

My Steam account.

"Well, I'll get to all those games... one day."
 
The only game I sold was Monkey Ball for Wii.
Very bad control in mini games.
I kept it 1 month, played it one time only.


I kept all my other games, except my NES+games which I was forced to sold to my aunt's children when I was young :(
A very bad thing which I regret doing.
 
I think it was Metal Gear Solid. I bought it long before I had a PSX, and sold it along with my PSX about a year or so after I got a PS2. I keep most games I have unless I'm 100% certain I'm not going to finish them again (this holds true for most RPGs, except those I keep so that I can lend them to other people).
 
Not sure which is older, my copy of Pokemon yellow or my copy of the original crash bandicoot

Probably yellow, but reassessing the question I've never traded a game in
 
I still have a copy of California Games for the Sega Master System sitting outside my bedroom. We actually cleared out our old Sega games years ago, so this counts in my mind :)

Otherwise I'd probably say Secret of Mana for the SNES. Pretty sure I still have the box and map that game with it around here too :)
 
I still have a copy of California Games for the Sega Master System sitting outside my bedroom. We actually cleared out our old Sega games years ago, so this counts in my mind :)

Otherwise I'd probably say Secret of Mana for the SNES. Pretty sure I still have the box and map that game with it around here too :)

He means games that you kept forever, and then sold. You can't still own it.
 
I still have a copy of California Games for the Sega Master System sitting outside my bedroom. We actually cleared out our old Sega games years ago, so this counts in my mind :)

Otherwise I'd probably say Secret of Mana for the SNES. Pretty sure I still have the box and map that game with it around here too :)

He means games that you kept forever, and then sold. You can't still own it.

Hmm, then it'd be Lufia 2 for the SNES. Bought that one back when it came out over here (Titled Lufia) and only sold it maybe 4-5 years ago. Considering I don't really sell games unless I no longer have a need for them, this doesn't happen very often :).
 
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The longest one I've kept has to be The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Ages, and Oracle of Seasons (though I lost Seasons). I kept Golden Sun 1 & 2 for a few years, and I have a wrapped copy of Golden Sun: Dark Dawn. I'm tempted to open it an play it. All the other games I've had almost always end up on Gamestop's used shelves, though I've give quite a few away to my less fortunate friends.
 
I traded in all of my N64 games b/c my N64 broke. I was only a foolish 9 year old so I didn't know any better. I regret it to this day.
 

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