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General / Re: VGC's Anonymous/"General" Topic:
« on: September 05, 2017, 04:49:02 pm »While doing a personal audit of my N64 games, I've come across another baffling situation where I thought that I owned a game that I apparently don't. It's such a mind-**** when that happens. Like you look for the specific game and you're like, "where is it?!?" and it's just not there. No way to prove you ever actually had it. Even though you have it listed on VGC, and you know that you've never cataloged anything that wasn't in your hand as you did it. This has happened before with a DS game once, I just ended up buying it again (or maybe for the first time?).I hate when this happens. I have 2 or 3 games just like this that I need to replace.
The game in question is Duke Nukem 64, so not a big deal money-wise. But I swear that I re-bought that game years ago, and that I remember seeing it in my stack of 64 games. It's not there. It's just nowhere. It's listed on my VG Collect, but it's NOT listed on my more recent GameEye app. I'm gonna take all of the drawers out of my old dresser where my 64 games used to be and see if it fell back there somehow, but I doubt it. Must have jumped dimensions again - this one is mostly the same, except for one game in my collection.
In my situation though, they may have been stolen.
This has totally happened to me. I go so far as to doubt myself so much that I end up replacing the item just to find out like 6 months later that someone had borrowed it -____-
I've sold a lot of games over the past year, so when that happens to me I just assume that I sold it without removing it from my collection... even if I sometimes have no recollection of wanting to get rid of it
I was also given a very awesome Overwatch pre-order bonus pin last year, which I'm now pretty sure was stolen. Sure, I moved twice since I got it, but I "lost" it before I even moved the first time. I'd rather not doubt friends, but I looked everywhere and unpacked everything