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I've gotten my C64 back in the late 80s and from then on out ten year old me saved up every coin for getting new games for it. Most were Mastertronic titles on tape that came in plastic cases, but it was the copy of Castle Master that made my eyes shine: it was on tape too, but instead of a dull case, it came with a printed manual and a shiny cardboard box — my first big box.

Later, the heyday of big boxes came around. Almost all PC games had them and in it were not only the disks or CDs but also printed manuals, cloth maps and other feelies. Prices were significantly higher than in the 8-bit days, but I've learned to be patient and just just waited a couple of months for the price to drop. Most games were ATS (± ATS ) which converts to EUR 69 (± EUR 10). Jup, folks, games weren't that cheap either 20 years ago.

In the early s, big boxes began to disappear. First, smaller boxes came around which then got replaced with DVD boxes. Then, the IMHO dragged concept of Collector's Editions came along: get your game in a box with a printed manual and goodies. Yeah, like it used to be a decade ago but now, it's for 'the fans' who are willing to spend an extra EUR Needless to say, getting new boxes was getting rarer and rarer for me with TES: Morrowind being one of the last games that I've bought.

Jump to My collection of Wii games had just been zipped and for its successor, the Wii U, I had decided to go fully digital. And then C64anabalt and Diablo III found their way into my hands. Boxes. Boxes! In that moment, a new goal had been set: getting all the games that I've enjoyed since the late 80s, putting them onto a shelf and sharing it with my fellow gaming heads :-)