Dead Horse Interchange

Even Ian knows that Pat doesn't play what he hoards. All Pat does when he live streams is watch old commercials instead of playing these games he collects for.

Of course all these jewtube faggot-hoarder types aren't playing their games. Why would they? They're hoarding for a big unload in ten or twenty years, when they cash out and make a fortune off inflated prices and demand they helped stoke.

If they cared about actually playing video games then they'd be pushing emulation much harder and refusing to buy physical at all, except in special cases where there's a benefit over emulation.

It's just like how Blob can't admit he just likes dumb popcorn movies and that's it.

They have to validate their pathetic lives with confirmation bias & cognitive dissonance due to their insecurities.

Yeah, Pat clearly isn't a shelf collector but, as many here pointed out, a hoarder. Say what you want about Bimmy Rolfe, but at least he spends 15 hours a day organizing everything he ever owned, made or did in the most excruciatingly autistic way. Pat on the other hand just randomly tosses the shit he bought into his rancid garage to the point where he doesn't even remember it. While most retro grifters are in it to rip off idiots who buy old games at crazy prices, i think Pat clings onto his shit pathologically.

I bet his actual passion project is his CP collection.

Pat did a Pat The Nes Punk video as a way to say fuck you to the Amico Shills and Tommy Tallarico for the Intellivision scam.

Getting kinda chunky there, Pat. Better cut back on the gabagool

How's that bullshit even going along? I'd rather not take Pat's word for it.

I don't even know what the point of that Intellivision Amico thing was supposed to be to begin with. Just a low end gaming system for casuals? If i remember correctly there already exists a system called the "Evercade" which focuses exclusively on releasing ancient games and indie garbage, so why invest in some shady prototype scam rather than just using an already existing, released and supported system doing what this aspires to be?