The fate of the games is in your hands!

[vovat]

Last time I saw my mom, she brought a box of old games, including Advance to Boardwalk, Where in the USA Is Carmen Sandiego?, and some Trivial Pursuit sets from the eighties. I tend to doubt I'll ever play any of these again, but I hate getting rid of things, so I thought I would put it to a poll. (Apparently I can do that with a plus account, although I didn't realize it before.) And since I was doing a poll anyway, I decided to add some other questions as well. The convention referred to in the second question is the 2008 National IWOC Convention described here, and Fayetteville is about 300 miles away from where I live.

[Poll #1191197]

DISCLAIMER: The results of this poll are not guaranteed to affect the course of action I take. In fact, I might totally ignore the popular vote, and leave it up to the superdelegates.

Comments

[rockinlibrarian.livejournal.com]

Actually, don't give them to me. Well, don't give them ALL to me. But that's the general idea.

[vovat.livejournal.com]

Are you actually interested in any of them, or do you just think I should give them to somebody directly, rather than to the thrift store?

[rockinlibrarian.livejournal.com]

Well, more I would be actually interested in them if I lived next door to you and giving them to me wouldn't be a hassle. You should probably talk around people you see in person to see if anyone wants them, but the thrift store is good too. Also if they're really nostalgic titles it's possible you could make a killing on Ebay.

[vovat.livejournal.com]

I doubt they're at all valuable. They're not particularly old or rare, and most of them aren't in the best shape.