Recently, I've been selling some of my older games and systems as I lacked the space to keep them and wasn't playing them much. And there was one system, that I was certain I wouldn't want anymore.

This was the Sega Saturn.

I started playing the games like Sega Rally, Virtua Fighter 2, Road Rash, Tomb Raider and Theme Park among others to check that everything worked and all of a sudden felt a strong nostalgia for the games and everything. I have no idea why because I didn't grow up with the Saturn (I didn't start gaming till I was a teenager). It is a massively underrated console and now I can't decide whether to keep it or not. 

I dunno how many of you enjoy retro gaming but do you guys keep older systems and why?

Also should I keep or sell the Sega Saturn?

I don't really see why I should get rid of my older consoles. The only one I did so was my PS2, and that was because it broke and the repairs needed weren't worth it.

People who get rid of their consoles confuse me tbh.

Unless they're getting a mid-gen upgrade, or the new console has backwards compatibility. 

Yes, I keep them. I still have everything I ever had. I don't see why not; selling them won't make me rich and they take up next to no space (or at least, not space I would use for anything else).

I always sell off my old consoles if I don't use it anymore.

Infact, the only old console I still own is my PS2, cause I still turn it on and play from time to time.

Sold off my gba sp, ds lite, and Xbox 360. I'm also about to sell off my original 3DS.

I don't like owing more than 3 consoles at a time.

This reminds me of that time when I was little, I saw a man dumping a Sega Mega Drive with tons of games and add-ons into agarbage container. There were at least 30 games, a couple of controllers and some add-ons I didn't recognise at the time.

Only my Xbox consoles, I usually sell my PS consoles at the end of the generation for the new one.

At the time, I didn't really think of it that much, specially considering it was a time when I didn't know that much of gaming history, and I didn't know how valuable that was (and obviously, neither the guy in question). Also, a fun fact. A week after that happened, a second hand store suddenly got a full set of MegaDrive games on sale. Pretty fishy, if you ask me. XD

sadly i sold everything when i got family, have still some games. but there are moments where i regret this action...

I went through a looooong phase where I would always sell them when the new ones came out. NES, C64, Genesis, SNES, PS1, N64, GBA, Dreamcast, PS2, Xbox, Gamecube, Xbox 360, DS, DS Lite. All sold on upgrade with the exceptions being my original ColecoVision ( still have it ) the Genesis ( Smashed it with a chair while singing the "Genesis Does" commercial jingle ), and sold the Xbox 360 after only 11 months, because I was just done with Microsoft consoles. Since then I hold on to everything. So, still have my ColecoVision, 4 PS3's, ( Fat 60gb, 2 different Slim SKU's, 1 Super Slim ) 3 Vita's ( 2 OLED , 1 Aqua LCD ), PS4, and PS4 Pro.

-edit. I gave away my 60gb Fat PS3.