http://videogames.neocurve.com/list.aspx

 

jeeeeeeeeeeheeeesus. That's a lot of fucking games.

 

no:
3DO (Goldstar, Panasonic)
Sega Game Gear (blue)
Sega CDX
Neo Geo CD
Phillips CDi


there are a load of things I've never seen before though. :eh:


Also, that Tengen version of Tetris is worth a fortune.

 

Tis computer...This is the one :chuckles:

 

I almost had the chance to buy alot of those systems but i figured it would just be junk

 

I'm almost sure that's where he got most of this stuff ... junk shops. (flea markets, salvation army, garage sales, etc)

Video games and consoles are really great to collect because they're pieces of electric retro. Things stop being fun when you have multiples and pointless accessories. How many Dreamcasts? Wha? 4 Genesis systems?

Unfortunately, the majority of that 30 year collection can be condensed to 1 modified Original Xbox w. 100gb hdd.




There are things (non-roms) in my collection that I find overwhelmingly valuable though.
- every Sega CD game made (Japan / USA)
- every Sega Saturn game made (Japan / USA)
- every Sega Dreamcast game made (Japan / USA)
- every Turbo Duo game made (Japan / USA)
- every Neo Geo CD game made (Japan / USA)
- every 3DO game made (Japan / USA)
- 2,000 PSX games
(of course, they're not all originals)

 

I've played the Coleco - ColecoVision h:

 

I've had every system up until XBOX360, some still have, some are stored away or sold.

 

That's when a lot of people quit. The pricing seemed to kick into overdrive and price cuts didn't happen until recently.

Also, the cultural mass-hysteria surrounding new machines pushes away gamers too. The last thing I want to do is sleep on a damn curb for something I feel is over priced.

 

damn. that's insane. the exact opposite of "keeping it simple".. completionist syndrome is a tremendous bitch to deal with. better to sell it all or never go there in the first place!