Phantom Hourglass

Paper Mario TTYD. Sold it for like 10€ at gamestop...
It was and still is one of my favorite games of all time, but i needed the money back then. :(

The only game was "The Godfather" by EA. I love that game but sold it from EA's sloppiness. Cars appearing and disappearing in my face. I remember why I don't like EA.

I know that feeling now. I never sell games nowadays. But at the time (referring to my example in my original post) I was 11 and didn't really think about the consequences of selling/etc. I always wanted the next big thing back then XD I lost so many games with that sort of behavior x~x

Since I've never sold a game, I have to go with a game I just can't play anymore: GTA San Andreas. I never finished it (was too young to do it), and since my PS2 broke I'd have to get it on PS3...

My Gamecube version of Twilight Princess :(
I was young and needed the money for a new game. Same thing with Mario Strikers. At least I sold them on eBay and got about 60% of the price of a new copy out of them...

Metroid Prime and Majora's Mask both scared me as a kid so I got rid of them. Luckily when I rebought MM it came with the gold cart and Prime I got with the Prime 2 demo.

My N64, needless to say my whole N64 collection went with it. I did'nt have that many great games on it, but still.

I gave my SNES away. A few months later, I found out the guy broke the system. Fantastic.

I feel much worse for the opposite though, not buying a game. I was between Folklore and Eternal Sonata, both at pretty much the same price. I went for Folklore. Decent game, but seriously repetitive/boring (a lot of potential though. I'd easily buy a sequel). The Eternal Sonata's demo still impresses me though, and the price is only increasing...

Killzone 2, Pokemon Crystal, my Dreamcast, PS1, DS lite, OG Gameboy. And lastly my Purple then later Silver Gamecube.