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I still have a small box of VCR and some VHS tapes I held onto just for nostalgia so I could watch some old commercials/previews from time to time. Last time I tried to play a VHS the picture was terrible and even the tracking wouldn’t fix it. Not sure if they were all like that but I only tried 1 tape. I’ve been meaning to go through the archives again and see what VHS still work. It felt so retro and nostalgic just to actually insert a videotape into a VCR and hearing it loading etc. What a trip.
I still have most of my old DVDs, although throughout the years I’ve got Bluray versions of most of my favorite movies. The only DVDs I ever really ever watch is the ‘87 TMNT cartoon DVDs, since they never got a Bluray release. And also alot of retro late 80’s and early 90’s cartoons that got DVD releases but never got on Bluray.
I don’t really plan to get rid of anything at this point. Space isn’t an issue I could just box them up and place in the archives. It’s not like they’re worth anything to try and make a quick buck, and who would even want them? Most people don’t have VCR anymore.
Definitely holding onto the cartoon DVDs. I don’t do much streaming and also I don’t like having to rely on the internet to watch TV or do anything. Like what to do when the internet goes out then you can’t watch your favorite shows? Not to mention the uprise in censorship we’re now seeing on re-releases.
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