Blazing squad.
We’ve all felt the thrill of getting a bargain thanks to an incorrectly-priced item, but My Retro Life’s Tyler Esposito arguably went one better – he and his (late) father flipped some discounted stock into store credit that was worth significantly more.
As Esposito recounts in his latest video, back in the ’90s, he and his father spotted that several copies of the Sega Saturn RPG Mystaria: The Realms of Lore (known as Riglord Saga in Japan) were being sold for the astonishingly low price of $5 in their local Sears. This was at a time when the average Saturn game was at least $50, so Esposito Snr decided to scoop up every copy.
Read the full article on timeextension.com
Blazing squad.
We’ve all felt the thrill of getting a bargain thanks to an incorrectly-priced item, but My Retro Life’s Tyler Esposito arguably went one better – he and his (late) father flipped some discounted stock into store credit that was worth significantly more.
As Esposito recounts in his latest video, back in the ’90s, he and his father spotted that several copies of the Sega Saturn RPG Mystaria: The Realms of Lore (known as Riglord Saga in Japan) were being sold for the astonishingly low price of $5 in their local Sears. This was at a time when the average Saturn game was at least $50, so Esposito Snr decided to scoop up every copy.
Read the full article on timeextension.com