Yes, fixing more than playing, but haven't restored one in years. And I'm a mediocre player! I've sold dozens that I just got tired of or they turned out to be not great or downright dogs to begin with, but I never thought afterwards "damn, I sure spent a ton of time, effort and parts on that turkey" because the fixing and diagnosing problems is fun by itself. Even if a game totally sucks it is fun to bring it back up to snuff and make it look and play the way it used to. Plus you're never really sure if you will like a game or not until you play it even if reviews give it a 10, or a damn zero, trust me.