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I'd murder my boyfriend if he sold my atari, I'm so sorry for you loss
RAAAAAAGGE!!!!!!!
Dump her, DUMP HER NOW!!!!!!
I'm sorry dude but I think it's time she goes
Maybe get a life and stop playing video games
Get a clue. Playing video games does not mean someone does not have a life. There are many people that have steady jobs, and friends, but still enjoy playing video games. The point of this post is the fact that some N64 games can be worth anywhere from $50-400. Being so the possibility that she sold hundreds or perhaps thousands of dollars worth of games for a console only worth around $450 would be a bit upsetting. Not to mention the fact that there are many games that are very rare, and hard to find, that he may never see again, add in that she probably didn't even get the full worth of them, so yeah, I would say it's most likely a substantial loss. OP, sorry that happened, why people assume they have the right to sell others shit baffles me. Regardless if it's in order to buy something for that same person. If someone is going to pawn shit off to buy someone a present, it should be their own.
Maybe die for being a moron?
Her heart was in the right place but she should NOT have touch your stuff to get the PS4 for you. It should have came from her own money and selling of HER stuff. Your childhood is gone; as a female gamer I feel for you.
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Childhood Ruined... I'm so sorry
She probably (hopefully) had the best intentions, but that doesn't explain why she thought it was normal to sell someone else's possessions.