sanctuary13
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i've been collecting video game consoles ever since my mom said i couldn't throw away my NES when i got a Genesis for xmas when i was a kid, and shortly thereafter found out she still had my atari 7800 in the attic. I thought i was a freak until i discovered google and found out im totally normal. people LOVE my video game collection, they see the "wall o' consoles" and run right to it. My wife gets a kick out of it, trying to find new and decorative ways to show them all off. its not HUGE or anything, and this isnt a complete list, but i'd like to have a few people list of their collections, to kinda compare and get advice.
CONSOLES:
Vectrex
Atari 7800
Sega Master System
NES (x2)
Turbo Grafx 16
Sega Genesis (x3) (with 32X, Sega CD is OOC)
SNES
Atari Jaguar
Sega Saturn
PSX
Sega Dreamcast
N64
PS2 (bulky and slim versions)
XBox
GameCube
XBox 360
hopefully soon ill be picking up a ColecoVision.
Number of games vary, 70+ for NES while one or two for TG16. average is 15~20
HANDHELD:
GameBoy Advance
PSP (x2)
GP2X (ftw)
also an impressive array of add-ons, like SNES super scope, mouse, Atari trackball, etc. also Sega Neon sign and a Sonic poster from CES in like 93.
LOOKING FOR:
sega cd
panzer dragoon saga
neogeo
atari 2600
pcengine
pong
wonderswan
a real famicom
game.com
power glove
3DO
i dont collect too much "new-in-the-box" gear, i like em played and to be played.
so for all you people that actually like to play the older systems rather than just emulate (not that theres anything wrong with that too ^^) please post up!
and a question: for those with larger setups, how do you route everything? i hate having to setup and tear down my stuff all the time, so i have been trying to figure out an economical and ergonomical way to have all my systems setup and running into the same television and/or sound system. right now theyre all piggybacked into those pelican multi system selector boxes, but its ghetto at best. and a cheap shelf makes for a lame game stand. i dont want em all piled like you see on room of doom, more streamlined.
CONSOLES:
Vectrex
Atari 7800
Sega Master System
NES (x2)
Turbo Grafx 16
Sega Genesis (x3) (with 32X, Sega CD is OOC)
SNES
Atari Jaguar
Sega Saturn
PSX
Sega Dreamcast
N64
PS2 (bulky and slim versions)
XBox
GameCube
XBox 360
hopefully soon ill be picking up a ColecoVision.
Number of games vary, 70+ for NES while one or two for TG16. average is 15~20
HANDHELD:
GameBoy Advance
PSP (x2)
GP2X (ftw)
also an impressive array of add-ons, like SNES super scope, mouse, Atari trackball, etc. also Sega Neon sign and a Sonic poster from CES in like 93.
LOOKING FOR:
sega cd
panzer dragoon saga
neogeo
atari 2600
pcengine
pong
wonderswan
a real famicom
game.com
power glove
3DO
i dont collect too much "new-in-the-box" gear, i like em played and to be played.
so for all you people that actually like to play the older systems rather than just emulate (not that theres anything wrong with that too ^^) please post up!
and a question: for those with larger setups, how do you route everything? i hate having to setup and tear down my stuff all the time, so i have been trying to figure out an economical and ergonomical way to have all my systems setup and running into the same television and/or sound system. right now theyre all piggybacked into those pelican multi system selector boxes, but its ghetto at best. and a cheap shelf makes for a lame game stand. i dont want em all piled like you see on room of doom, more streamlined.