Mega Man 5

And then I was just like, I didn't know what they were worth, but I was just looking at the CIB games and I was like, I'm pretty sure these two Mega Man games are probably worth something.

And so I grabbed Mega Man 5 and Mega Man 6.

Good call.

All these all these games are complete in box in relatively good shape.

Well, not the three most valuable, two that were the most valuable.

There was...

But yeah, I brought Final Fantasy, I brought Mega Man 5, and I brought Mega Man 6, and I was like, I'm going to parlay this at least into a Pokemon Red, if not something more.

So yeah, I probably saw the whole day as I was walking around five or six copies of Pokemon Red, varying conditions, varying variants, because the one that I was looking for is basically the...

They're all on the Nintendo.

Uh, you might be able to go down to your local retro shop, and they probably cost less than they do today, but some of them were easier to find than others, specifically games like Mega Man 5.

Uh, you look at the quality-of-life upgrades.

They had pretty much the PlayStation 1 versions, the, the rereleases that only came out in Japan, and that's what was included on the, on the disc itself, which was a cool thing to see, especially as someone who did play the PlayStation 1 rereleases, uh, when they came out.

... then every contestant won the game that they played.

Every play at home contestant for each of those contestants won Mega Man 5 for the NES.

Yeah.

They're giving so much away.

Uh, Seb the Sleeper.

Yo, what's up? His hot take is that Mega Man 5 is overra- over-hated.

[laughs]

I agree.

Mega Man 5 is one of my favorites of the original, um-

Ugh

...

I guarantee.

Charge Man stage in Mega Man 5.

Train Graveyard in Final Fantasy 7.

Yeah, of course.