The following statements by patrick scott patterson are total lies and misleading usually on a hourly basis and I will show you why
Getting a lot of questions as to my opinion that most 8-bit and 16-bit video game consoles and games are already destroyed. Here is one of the biggest ones:
The Purge.
FuncoLand got hot as hell during the NES era. At first, that was the majority of what they sold, too. It was already policy during this time to destroy any boxes and original manuals that came in. Then came the 16-bit era. THIS IS PUBLIC AND HISTORICAL INFORMATION THAT ALL REAL GAMERS THAT WENT TO FUNCO LAND AND HAD REAL PASSION KNOW 90'S INFO
While the leap to the Super NES and Sega Genesis was not the first "next gen" period in video game history, it was the first direct and successful one. Rather than pony up the dough for a new console, however, gamers had the ability to do something they couldn't do before, and trade in their stuff like crazy. FuncoLand stores were FILLED with Nintendo Entertainment System stuff by people trading up and/or getting rid of the "old stuff". HAD PATRICK REALY BEEN AROUND GAMING BACK THAN THIS STATEMENT WOULD HAVE NEVER BEEN SPOKEN ONCE AGAIN EVERYONE THAT WENT TO FUNCO LAND KNOWS THIS ANY REAL GAMERS
I can confirm directly from a conversation just a few months ago with a former FuncoLand corporate guy REALLY WHO DESCRIBE HIM WHAT STORE DID HE WORK IN DESCRIBE PATRICK SO DID NOT TALK TO ANY FORMER FUNCO ADVISOR
that this created an issue in the latter 1990s. Here came the PlayStation and a slew of other new consoles, and the company was choking on old NES stuff that nobody wanted to buy anymore.
So they destroyed it, folks. All those stacks of toaster NES' and 10 cent Super Mario/Duck Hunt carts and any other carts and accessories were trashed to make way for the inevitable 16-bit trade-ins and stock for new consoles. EVERYONE KNOWS THIS PATRICK YOU JUST PROVED YOUR LIES ONCE AGAIN CLAIMING YOU LOVED GAMING SO MUCH YOU STUDIED AND PASSION WHICH IN FACT MAKES YOU A LIAR CONSIDERING IT TOOK YOU TILL MID 2016 TO FIND OUT INFORMATION AND HISTORY IN GAMING THAT EVERYONE THAT WAS ACTUALLY PLAYING KNEW IN 1994 YOU JUST PROVED YOU NEVER PLAYED OR STUDIED ANY GAMING TILL 2006
UNLIKE YOU SMELLY WHITE WING SEC 8 BOY I HAVE A REAL STORY AND HISTORY BEHIND MY GAMING AND I CAN PROVE AND DESCRIBE YOU HAVE A SPEECH OF LIES
Meanwhile, over at Blockbuster Video, they, too, had this issue. Nobody was renting NES games anymore, so they dumped them in clearance bins and the such to make way for new consoles. I read an article this morning that talked about how Blockbuster was eventually forced to destroy mass amounts of VHS tapes when the DVD switch took place, because they couldn't sell them. Not out of the question that they applied this to video games they couldn't sell, too. ONCE AGAIN EVERYONE KNEW THIS UNLIKE YOU PATRICK I WAS ACTUALLY SOMEONE WHO ORIGINALLY ASKED MANAGERS AT BLOCK BUSTER VIDEO ABOUT SELLING GAMES OFF THE SELF IN 1995 ONCE AGAIN YOU SPEAK LIKE YOU KNOW WHEN YOU KNOW NOTHING
Those are two major companies. Not a stretch to believe this extends to all the pawn shops that were full of NES stuff during the later 90s as well. Not a stretch to believe that consumers turned down at FuncoLand when they tried to take their old NES stuff in during that time simply threw their stuff away. Certainly logical to also believe that this same purge happened at FuncoLand and possibly Blockbuster during the shift out of 16-bit. EVERYONE IN THE 90S PLAYED FOR FUN MORON NOT COLLECTING NOBODY CARED I DID AND I CASHED IN UNLIKE YOU DUMSTER DIVING IN 2016 ALL IT WAS IN THE 90S WAS FUN PEOPLE HAD NO CLUE THE VALUE THAT WAS COMING EXCEPT ME AND A FEW REAL GAMERS
Also makes me think of the MASSIVE numbers of 8-bit and 16-bit clearance stuff I used to see at KayBee Toys. That chain was a last-stop clearance dump for distributors... fairly ease to concede that there was a massive amount of unsold stock from there that was tossed in time. PATRICK YOU CLEARLY GOT THIS FROM ONE OF MY VIDEOS YOU NEVER SET FOOT INSIDE KAYBEE
I LIVED IN KAY BEE ONCE AGAIN REAL GAMERS KNOW THIS PUBLIC COMMON INFO
IT WAS TOSSED BECAUSE IN THE 90S IT COULDNT SELL PERIOD NOBODY DID ANYTHING WRONG YOUR NOT SOME SAVOIR ALL YOU DO IS LIE YOU COULD CARE LESS ABOUT ANYTHING UNLESS IT POCKETS YOU A BUCK
Those checking here often will note that I've been actively hunting for video games in recent weeks.. something I hadn't done since the 1990s when I saw just how much of that stuff was out there one day, and gone the next. So far, as I "roam where the gamers don't go"... I'm finding less 8-bit and 16-bit era stuff than anything else. REAL GAMERS GO EVERYWHERE YOUR TRYING TO REVAMP AND RELIVE WHAT EVERYONE DID IN THE 90S EXCEPT YOU
Turning up stuff from the pre-Crash era and the PlayStation era forward in droves... even stuff that was made in WAY smaller quantities than the 8 and 16 eras.
Remember: The pre-crash era (Atari, ColecoVision, Intellivision, etc) didn't have a FuncoLand or Blockbuster factor... and that the end of the PlayStation era forward had the Internet and eBay. The 8-bit and 16-bit eras did not have these things. THAT'S A STUPID PROVING ONCE AGAIN YOU ARE DUMB AND HAVE NO HISTORY OR EXPERIENCE ON EBAY DURING THE END OF THE ANY ERA AS A MATTER OF FACT THERE WAS EBAY AND MAIL ORDER AS EARLY AS THE MID 90S MORON AND STUFF WAS DIRT CHEAP
AT THE MOMENT, I'm inclined to believe my theory that most of the surviving 8-bit and 16-bit era stuff is already in the hands of collectors and dealers... even further believing that the term "donor cart" should be punishable by tarring and feathering, as they are avoidable destruction of something that isn't out there in nearly the quantity people think they are.
As I continue on that adventure, I'll continue to note if I see anything that makes me think otherwise.
GEE PATRICK LETS GIVE YOU AND YOUR INVALIDS A BIG GOLD STAR FOR THIS COMMON SENSE STATEMEMENT
AND NO MORON MOST STUFF IS ACTUALLY IN ATTICS AND MOM AND POP SHOPS COLLECTING DUST
CONCLUSION AS YOU CAN SEE FOLKS PATRICK SCOTT PATTERSON IS JUST TRYING TO PRETEND HE IS THIS SAVOIR OF GAMING AND HISTORY ALL IT IS A CHANGE OF POSITIONS TO STAY WANNA BE RELEVANT
Getting a lot of questions as to my opinion that most 8-bit and 16-bit video game consoles and games are already destroyed. Here is one of the biggest ones:
The Purge.
FuncoLand got hot as hell during the NES era. At first, that was the majority of what they sold, too. It was already policy during this time to destroy any boxes and original manuals that came in. Then came the 16-bit era. THIS IS PUBLIC AND HISTORICAL INFORMATION THAT ALL REAL GAMERS THAT WENT TO FUNCO LAND AND HAD REAL PASSION KNOW 90'S INFO
While the leap to the Super NES and Sega Genesis was not the first "next gen" period in video game history, it was the first direct and successful one. Rather than pony up the dough for a new console, however, gamers had the ability to do something they couldn't do before, and trade in their stuff like crazy. FuncoLand stores were FILLED with Nintendo Entertainment System stuff by people trading up and/or getting rid of the "old stuff". HAD PATRICK REALY BEEN AROUND GAMING BACK THAN THIS STATEMENT WOULD HAVE NEVER BEEN SPOKEN ONCE AGAIN EVERYONE THAT WENT TO FUNCO LAND KNOWS THIS ANY REAL GAMERS
I can confirm directly from a conversation just a few months ago with a former FuncoLand corporate guy REALLY WHO DESCRIBE HIM WHAT STORE DID HE WORK IN DESCRIBE PATRICK SO DID NOT TALK TO ANY FORMER FUNCO ADVISOR
that this created an issue in the latter 1990s. Here came the PlayStation and a slew of other new consoles, and the company was choking on old NES stuff that nobody wanted to buy anymore.
So they destroyed it, folks. All those stacks of toaster NES' and 10 cent Super Mario/Duck Hunt carts and any other carts and accessories were trashed to make way for the inevitable 16-bit trade-ins and stock for new consoles. EVERYONE KNOWS THIS PATRICK YOU JUST PROVED YOUR LIES ONCE AGAIN CLAIMING YOU LOVED GAMING SO MUCH YOU STUDIED AND PASSION WHICH IN FACT MAKES YOU A LIAR CONSIDERING IT TOOK YOU TILL MID 2016 TO FIND OUT INFORMATION AND HISTORY IN GAMING THAT EVERYONE THAT WAS ACTUALLY PLAYING KNEW IN 1994 YOU JUST PROVED YOU NEVER PLAYED OR STUDIED ANY GAMING TILL 2006
UNLIKE YOU SMELLY WHITE WING SEC 8 BOY I HAVE A REAL STORY AND HISTORY BEHIND MY GAMING AND I CAN PROVE AND DESCRIBE YOU HAVE A SPEECH OF LIES
Meanwhile, over at Blockbuster Video, they, too, had this issue. Nobody was renting NES games anymore, so they dumped them in clearance bins and the such to make way for new consoles. I read an article this morning that talked about how Blockbuster was eventually forced to destroy mass amounts of VHS tapes when the DVD switch took place, because they couldn't sell them. Not out of the question that they applied this to video games they couldn't sell, too. ONCE AGAIN EVERYONE KNEW THIS UNLIKE YOU PATRICK I WAS ACTUALLY SOMEONE WHO ORIGINALLY ASKED MANAGERS AT BLOCK BUSTER VIDEO ABOUT SELLING GAMES OFF THE SELF IN 1995 ONCE AGAIN YOU SPEAK LIKE YOU KNOW WHEN YOU KNOW NOTHING
Those are two major companies. Not a stretch to believe this extends to all the pawn shops that were full of NES stuff during the later 90s as well. Not a stretch to believe that consumers turned down at FuncoLand when they tried to take their old NES stuff in during that time simply threw their stuff away. Certainly logical to also believe that this same purge happened at FuncoLand and possibly Blockbuster during the shift out of 16-bit. EVERYONE IN THE 90S PLAYED FOR FUN MORON NOT COLLECTING NOBODY CARED I DID AND I CASHED IN UNLIKE YOU DUMSTER DIVING IN 2016 ALL IT WAS IN THE 90S WAS FUN PEOPLE HAD NO CLUE THE VALUE THAT WAS COMING EXCEPT ME AND A FEW REAL GAMERS
Also makes me think of the MASSIVE numbers of 8-bit and 16-bit clearance stuff I used to see at KayBee Toys. That chain was a last-stop clearance dump for distributors... fairly ease to concede that there was a massive amount of unsold stock from there that was tossed in time. PATRICK YOU CLEARLY GOT THIS FROM ONE OF MY VIDEOS YOU NEVER SET FOOT INSIDE KAYBEE
I LIVED IN KAY BEE ONCE AGAIN REAL GAMERS KNOW THIS PUBLIC COMMON INFO
IT WAS TOSSED BECAUSE IN THE 90S IT COULDNT SELL PERIOD NOBODY DID ANYTHING WRONG YOUR NOT SOME SAVOIR ALL YOU DO IS LIE YOU COULD CARE LESS ABOUT ANYTHING UNLESS IT POCKETS YOU A BUCK
Those checking here often will note that I've been actively hunting for video games in recent weeks.. something I hadn't done since the 1990s when I saw just how much of that stuff was out there one day, and gone the next. So far, as I "roam where the gamers don't go"... I'm finding less 8-bit and 16-bit era stuff than anything else. REAL GAMERS GO EVERYWHERE YOUR TRYING TO REVAMP AND RELIVE WHAT EVERYONE DID IN THE 90S EXCEPT YOU
Turning up stuff from the pre-Crash era and the PlayStation era forward in droves... even stuff that was made in WAY smaller quantities than the 8 and 16 eras.
Remember: The pre-crash era (Atari, ColecoVision, Intellivision, etc) didn't have a FuncoLand or Blockbuster factor... and that the end of the PlayStation era forward had the Internet and eBay. The 8-bit and 16-bit eras did not have these things. THAT'S A STUPID PROVING ONCE AGAIN YOU ARE DUMB AND HAVE NO HISTORY OR EXPERIENCE ON EBAY DURING THE END OF THE ANY ERA AS A MATTER OF FACT THERE WAS EBAY AND MAIL ORDER AS EARLY AS THE MID 90S MORON AND STUFF WAS DIRT CHEAP
AT THE MOMENT, I'm inclined to believe my theory that most of the surviving 8-bit and 16-bit era stuff is already in the hands of collectors and dealers... even further believing that the term "donor cart" should be punishable by tarring and feathering, as they are avoidable destruction of something that isn't out there in nearly the quantity people think they are.
As I continue on that adventure, I'll continue to note if I see anything that makes me think otherwise.
GEE PATRICK LETS GIVE YOU AND YOUR INVALIDS A BIG GOLD STAR FOR THIS COMMON SENSE STATEMEMENT
AND NO MORON MOST STUFF IS ACTUALLY IN ATTICS AND MOM AND POP SHOPS COLLECTING DUST
CONCLUSION AS YOU CAN SEE FOLKS PATRICK SCOTT PATTERSON IS JUST TRYING TO PRETEND HE IS THIS SAVOIR OF GAMING AND HISTORY ALL IT IS A CHANGE OF POSITIONS TO STAY WANNA BE RELEVANT
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