I don’t let this stuff put me off, since there are plenty of ways to make it pristine.ĭirt, stickers, and permanent marker make your retro games look bad. Grunge, stickers, and even Sharpie marker. Often times though, because we’re talking about older, used items, they often show signs of use. I love it when I make a great find - a game, or console that I’ve been wanting.
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