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This week at RetroNots, tiny bubbles in my video game champagne.

Everyone, welcome to this exciting episode of RetroNots. I am Jeremy Parrish. I'm hosting

this week and we have a motley rabble of people per usual, including the unexpected unexpected unexpected Bob Mackie.

I have to be here. That's your totally expect quarter order. I have to be here. That's true.

You have shared custody of the podcast with me. I do. It's my weekend, Jeremy.

All right. And next to you. Hi, it's me Chris Kohler, features editor at Kotaku.

And finally, a steeply in part of the video game history foundation and VP of Opset discord.

Nice. So I've called everyone here together today to talk about the video game collector's bubble.

If such a thing exists. So called. So called bubble.

And the reason I have some in this particular group is because Chris and Steve are both pretty,

I would say diehard collectors or have been diehard collectors have been very active collectors of video games.

And have many things to talk about with us. Steve, you're a recovering collector of video games.

Yeah. Yeah. I'm pulling myself out of the depths and doing good with my collection or trying to.

What do you mean exactly by doing good? Well, I originally started collecting because I wanted to hold on everything.

I wanted to have everything. But then realized it was more for preservation. And then now I'm in the process of actually giving it all away to different projects like libraries and museums.

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