Grandpa's Hidden Treasure Trove of Classic Games Unearthed

One gamer stumbled upon a remarkable discovery while tidying up their grandpa's house – a treasure trove of classic games. Over the years, the gaming industry has introduced numerous consoles and games, with several of them attaining the status of classics. Companies such as Sega and Nintendo have left an indelible mark on gaming history with their iconic titles that have become the foundation of modern-day gaming.

As gamers grow older, their childhood possessions are often stowed away, and with time, they can be lost. However, when players move out, hold garage sales, or simply declutter, these items can resurface when least expected. These can range from old comic books, toys, or even classic Pokemon cards, which can fetch a hefty sum in today's market.

Reddit user Kyrosnick stumbled upon a treasure trove of nostalgia while clearing out their grandpa's house - a box full of their childhood games. The box contained a plethora of NES games like Cobra Triangle, Robocop, Captain Skyhawk, Bad Dudes, Jaws, and Dragon Spirit, among others. But it didn't stop there - the collection also included Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Blaster Master, Metal Storm, Werewolf, and Anticipation. One of the standout games in the collection was Adventures of Lolo, created by HAL Laboratory, the same studio that developed Pokemon Snap and Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards. Another intriguing game was Yo! Noid, a Super Mario Bros.-style adaptation of Noid, the mascot created by Domino's in the 1980s.

Kyrosnick's collection extended beyond NES games, with a comprehensive list of Sega games that would make any veteran gamer green with envy. Some of the notable titles included Ecco the Dolphin, Road Rash, Golden Axe 2, Toe Jam and Earl, Super Street Fighter 2, and Streets of Rage, one of the pioneers of the beat 'em up genre. Kyrosnick also revealed that their Sega games included the sequel to Streets of Rage, Mortal Kombat and Mortal Kombat 2, and the first three Sonic the Hedgehog games - considered by many as some of the best games in the Sonic series. But the list didn't end there - Kyrosnick's collection also featured a host of other titles, including:

For those who want to revisit their childhood gaming experiences, there are specialized websites and stores that offer old games and consoles for sale. However, for those who prefer a more contemporary option, certain classic Sega games can be found on Steam. Nintendo enthusiasts can subscribe to Nintendo Switch Online, an online service that provides access to classic games, as well as some lesser-known titles, for Switch owners.