Do you keep video game boxes?

[CIAwesome526]

I have lots of games, but a lot are ripped copies, so I like to keep the boxes of my legit games.

 

[LawnMeower]

As I was little my mom, sisters or I threw them away because we only cared about the carts. Even the instruction manuals :/
To me it's regretful until today. However, I'm now keeping all the boxes of everything video game-related since the GameCube came out. I put them on my shelf and the bigger console boxes under my bed

 

[Joe88]

I keep them, put them on a book shelf, larger console boxes get thrown in the closet

 

[Armadillo]

I keep boxes for games and consoles. Stuff like controllers, I'll get rid of the box (unless it's some sort of limited edition).

 

[Sliter]

boxes are part of the thing I paid for so I want it xD
It's better to organzie too, and what was told above

 

[Touko White]

I keep the game boxes, not just for value reasons, but to me it feels if you chuck the box away you don't really care about the game as much either.
Also, if it's a cartridge that's small like a GBA or DS game, you could so easily lose it, just like SD cards.

Me and Dinoh were talking about this very subject yesterday in the shout box as a matter of fact x)

(also this is why I have a quotes thread on my board, it's useful:

8:22 PM - DinohScene: I like having a bookcase full of games you know 8:23 PM - Touko White: it feels like you care about a game more should you have a cartridge or disc or whatever 8:23 PM - Touko White: cos you have to keep it in condition/etc. 8:23 PM - DinohScene: indeed 8:23 PM - VinsCool: Physical >>>> Digital 8:23 PM - DinohScene: you can actually hold the value of it in your hands then 8:23 PM - Touko White: yep)

 

[Glyptofane]

We have all done it, but throwing away those boxes is an act deserving of death.

 

[Touko White]

We have all done it, but throwing away those boxes is an act deserving of death.

I'd throw the boxes at them so hard to their death, the same ones they threw away x)

 

[Glyptofane]

Each artifact of official game packaging is more valuable than any human life.