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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Mr. Greengoat" data-source="post: 6066522" data-attributes="member: 72757">Hey folks, I have a quick question to ask:What is the most effective way of shrinking the physical size of your game collection?I gues the obvious answer is to "get rid of it". But how do you personally do it, if at all? How do you choose what goes and what should stay? Do you sell on ebay, on messageboards, or give it away? Any zen-like words of wisdom?Sometimes, in periods of anxiety in my life, I find myself worring about how much space my game stuff takes up and even worrying about what is worth keeping or even what game I should be planning for. (outside of what I am playing at the moment anyway) I have many game books that go unread or unused but are collected and I think I want to be a PLAYER of games and not really a collector. Game stuff is about the only object-hoarding issue I have other than the general books on my shelves, but I don't fret as much over the general books as I do with the game stuff.I mean it's cool to own the complete run of Spelljammer products, but there are too many boxes of books that are sitting unread/unplayed. I think it comes down to that feeling of loss and regret that happens if I sell a book and suddenly feel the urge to play it later on.  So, how do you get rid of your game stuff?</blockquote>