I just bought a couple of games off a member on another forum and he tossed in like 15 worthless games as shipping protection. I was actually quite happy bc some of the "worthless games" he tossed in were games I liked. However now I'm in the same pickle as the OP, I don't know what to do with the other 10 actually worthless games that I don't even own a console for. hahaha. I guess its going to be a continuous cycle of these games shipping out.
I end up sticking them in a box in the attic where they live forever more. I must have over 50 ps2 games like this that I picked up via bundles..
I ended up puting most of the discs on a spindle with inlay and manuals flat in a box, most had brand new looking case's so I swaped them out with my tatty ones for my good games. the rest I will give away with my other ebay sales. I had 7 copies of PES 2008, i'd be lucky to sell even 1 in 12 months.
Local refuse tip. I just dropped about a load of old PC games. Nobody's interested in even collecting them.
Coasters and frisbees. Also to add on to the crazy art idea, get an X-Acto knife, carefully cut out the PS2 logos and emblems, then cut some of the reflective material on the disc into squares and rectangles, make some sort patterned collage out of the mess, and then send it to Sony since they like to put the PS logo on everything and see if you get a PS4 out of it. Then melt the rest of the discs and make a cup or a makeshift weapon or something. Then sell the PS4 and buy even more sports games and repeat the process until you've acquired and sold enough PS4s to become a millionaire with enough cups (+coasters) and makeshift weapons to build a house out of.
