A Gamer's Gold Mine

[Superglue]

I'm sure everyone here is interested in retro gaming. Finding a rare item at the back of a store that still has video games for sale would be a great feeling that I have not personally experienced.

This group in Nebraska didn't just find a rare game. They found an entire storage unit filled with sealed Sega Genesis and Super Nintendo games. They got lucky because this must be worth a fortune:

https://in.pcmag.com/games/147981/gameroom-discovers-hundreds-of-classic-games-in-nebraska-storage-unit

[Berto]

Wow... Someone's suddenly becoming rich...

Worst case, may be 99% of the storage just sport games and common games that aren't worth much, but the 1% could make them rich.

[EJ1953]

It's not even that important what kind of games are there. They are brand new, sealed and old. They're certainly a few that are pretty common, but in this case it's not that important. It's already a collector's dream item collection!

[Mystic Monkey]

Even if the old games are common, the fact they're NRFB would keep them highly valued.