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@sub yea people would have made big bucks but literally no one bought them. you might be able to pry like 2 or 3 episodes of Mario from some big collectors but it would probably cost you a fortune, and I don't think anyone has a full series available but it's possible they are hidden somewhere. Sure would be a heck of a lot more expensive than retail! and thus infinite money (if you had a time machine)

+ yea cats and hamsters are cool!

i like cats and hamsters

o wow i did not even think about it that way! i just bought a few that i end up like watching. But there are people actually making big bucks now?! haha

I know right. I wish I bought them all at the time, theres people out there who have the Resident Evil series, American Psycho, Terminator 2, etc and they are so ridiculously rare. I have 1100 videos, I was buying them a lot when they came out and I was geting more unusual titles and stuff that would look cool on display, and yea apparently should have stocked up on like a zillion copies of Mario Bros 3 and been rich beyond my wildest dreams. That was definitely a different era of Steam entirely when we could purchase an infinite amount of movie gifts.

They should have never gave up on movies!