Newsflash! The monthly pickup posts are back!
I know, I know, I’ve skipped way too many of them during the last year. That doesn’t mean I stopped adding new stuff though. Looking back, I feel kinda sorry for myself not making time to share all my additions on this page…
Anyway, let’s get straight to business ‘cause January was a pretty busy month after all.
In the first few days of this year I spoiled myself with a visit to two of my regular second hand stores in the wide Brussels area. As always, I got myself some pretty nice little finds there. I was really happy to find a copy of The Testament of Sherlock Holmes on PS3, Alien Isolation on PS4 and some nice X360 exclusives
A few days later, I found a guy on a local Facebook group who was clearing out his older games for crazy prices. I went over to his house, we had a nice chat (mainly about gaming of course) and he made me an awesome deal. I bought a lot of 32 X360 and PS3 games for merely €70. Lucky me I guess 🙂
As the month of Januari equals me hitting some winter sales, I also went hunting for good gaming deals in a few retail stores. The results were pretty poor but in the end, I couldn’t resist adding a few less popular games to my PsVita collection at €10/game
This picture bundles different smaller online finds of the past month. The upper part of the picture are mainly Ps3 fillers. The lower part of the picture made me very happy, as these were all on my wishlist. I’m really eager to try out Painkiller and Resident Evil Revelations 2
All of the following games came straight off ebay, through one of my favorite Japanese sellers. I really like the look of those boxed famicom games and I would like to get some more in the future. And for the curious among us, the DS game is titled Zekkyou Senshi: Sakeburein. To end it off, I also added Dunk Dream on the Neo Geo CD to the collection
During the last few days of Januari, I finally got a copy of Order Up!! on Ps3 through a Portugese Ebayer. The DS and other Ps3 games were local pickups. And I grabbed the Limited Edition of Life is Strange through the Square Enix webstore. The shipping box was all beaten up (thx Bpost) but luckily, the game was intact
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