How does one get into collecting? I have a knock off NES I

Okay so the next part is the most difficult and time consuming one.
Make sure you read through this comprehensive advise I am going to give to you, many many times.
Alright are you ready??
The next step is to buy more games.
Good luck

>>2907565
get an old crt tv, post up on the floor and play that shit

>>2907565
You're picking a really bad time to be a collector. Most collectors started by picking up games from local swap meets and thrift stores, but people are quickly discovering that used classic games go for A LOT online. Plus, now that FUCKING GAMESTOP buys old console games, even fewer people are donating them to charities or selling them at garage sales.

The only thing you have going for you is that you don't own much, so finding something you don't already have should be a bit easier. But if you're in my boat, it's so hard to find things nowadays.

Best catch I ever got was Duck Tales 2, the NES version, from a thrift store for 7 bucks. But that was about 8 years ago. Happy hunting though.

>>2907606
know those feels I live in a rural area and garage sale like an old lady all summer in the hopes of finding gold. got a cib nes classics edition zelda and ff1 last year. I know its not rare but they're neat

>>2907565
It's a bad time to get started, like >>2907606 said. Just go out and value your collection on how much fun you have, because valuing it based on monetary worth will make you feel like your collection is never good enough.