YouTubers Discover $100000 Of Classic Games In Hoarder's House - Kotaku

But amid the filth, they found a treasure trove of factory-sealed video games, including mainstream hits like The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker, cult classics like Drakengard for PS2, and just plain weird stuff like a limited edition Resident Evil 4 chainsaw controller.

But after a viewer tipped them off about a house that was “kind of nasty,” the pair found themselves scouring a very gross environment like Uncharted’s Nathan Drake and finding all sorts of video games, collectibles, and Blockbuster-branded VHS tapes.

There were other games scattered about the house among the cockroaches and ceiling decay but the pair were mostly only interested in factory-sealed finds, so they passed on probably hundreds of already-opened games.

At the end of the second video a woman named Stephanie provides context about the house and why it had so many video games in it.

Although Cheap Finds Gold Mines were able to turn their gnarly exploration into some profit, Aimee suggests viewers should appreciate their find not just for its economic value, but also for how much the game collection apparently meant to the homeowner