Back in those balmy school holidays when the Internet was the inside lining of our swimming shorts, the humble box was a crucial part of the game experience.
It was often what convinced us to part with our pocket money, gleaming there on the shop shelf. It stopped our discs getting scratched and allowed us to alphabetise them neatly in a bookcase, and a dusty copy of Jimmy White’s Cueball 2 was once an excellent place to hide cash.
Now that the convenience of digital content means we are downloading our games and other entertainment more, do you worry for the box and manual? Or are there game boxes that really stick in your mind?
Let us know in the comments and have great weekends, if we don’t speak before.
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