Walking around a store waiting for some auto work to be finished, and I stumble upon an ancient ruin!
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Those prices.
Those games.
Oh how far retail has fallen.
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The rest of the store is filled with the Train Simulator 2015 DLC.
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That's basically every store's PC gaming section (from what I've seen anyway).
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Oh Wally World.
Admittedly, I miss the days of picking up a true big boxed game. All the excessive cardboard, the inserts, manual, registration card!! Sigh...
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Ah, the good old days before the Internet. When all you had to go on to figure out if a game was good were the description behind the box and a PC Gamer article.
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I kinda miss this in a weird way. The mystery of what the game box holds, and your steadfast will to explore its secrets regardless of the actual game quality. Because even if it sucks, you already paid for it so you're damn sure going to get your playtime out of it. Which in turn led to some really cool discoveries you never would have persevered through in today's gaming world.
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He will never admit it, but he picked up Nancy Drew.
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Classic Hidden Object 6 in 1? How could they add so much content onto one little disc???
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Sumatran Storm looks nice. I mean, it have a tiger on box, what can go wrong?
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The Mahjong game definitely caught my eye. Hahahhahaha!
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I still reflexively scan these bins even though I know I'll never buy it in a brick and mortar store. Old habits die hard. =)
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Oh crap! Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare was so expensive that the price tag vanished!
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Imagine if the PC section in retail stores included everything sold on Steam?
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