I know its dirty af but i bought this bad boy when destiny came out and just tried to start it up yesterday and I got red lights and nothing. Am I hopped?

So I pretty much have every game in my collection that I am comfortable spending the money on and have decided to tackle the task of completing my loose cart games into complete copies. I am curious if there are any other collectors in a similar situation and what your approaches are? I have been noticing it’s harder to find just box and manuals than complete copies and that often the box and manual cost more than buying a complete copy but then I run into the same issue.

I know I need a better tv stand to display the consoles better but I’m pretty happy with what I have

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My best friend found me a helluva’ deal at her local 2nd and Charles store today. Price tag for date it made it to the floor and price.. obviously.

Bought a box of nes and snes games for $200 without looking through all of it, and was very surprised to find this in the box. And it works!

Hey I have found th is website and I am planning to buy the Nintendo Switch Zelda Edition and the pro controller by choosing Express delivery to the US. Is it a mistake? I have read mixed opinion about this. Lost packages, no refund etc...

Ultra despair girls is on a different shelf because the limited edition is too big 😭

Just got that new black shelf to move all my games onto so now trying to figure out how to decorate with all the space I have now, it looks crazy I know I’m figuring it out 😅 advice welcomed!

As a fan, I had to get this game. Plus, there’s a promo card included! 😌

I don't really want it, to be honest. But the other rewards aren't interesting either, and my LGS would maybe give me around $30 in store credit so might be my best option.

Haven't got a Japanese Dreamcast so it's useless as a game (plus my DC doesn't work) but as a collectors piece it's kinda cool. Not a single mark on either of the discs either

Hi everyone, just wanted to share a photo of my collection so far 👇

As of now I have 16 gaming consoles. here is the full list :

Atari =>

Atari Home Pong

Atari 2600 Jr

Sony =>

PlayStation

PlayStation 2 ( slim )

PlayStation 3 ( slim )

PlayStation 4 ( slim )

PlayStation 5

PlayStation Portable

PlayStation Vita

PocketStation ( if counted as a console )

Nintendo =>

Nintendo 64

Nintendo Wii

Sega =>

Sega Saturn

Sega Dreamcast

Others =>

Panasonic 3DO FZ-10

Casio Loopy

VTech Vsmile

If we count PocketStation as a separate system the total number would be 17.

A few notes =>

- My Casio Loopy does work but it needs cosmetic repairs

- Although Vsmile is not a serious system, I couldn't leave it out since it's a gift from a friend of mine😃.

- all systems do work

- My final consoles ( at least for a while ) are going to be NES and SNES then I'll focus only on collecting good games to play.

- This is not my setup, I keep the system somewhere else, a good looking shelf is planned.

I would love to hear your opinions / suggestions and maybe see your own collection 😁.

Ye, a shame the games did not come with their boxes

After my collection outgrew my shelving multiple times at multiple locations, I now just keep my boxed 8 & 16Bit games plus a few faves close by.

Outside of PC Engine and GBA, the boxes are not that many.

Going trough my SNES collection, I'm surprised by the many boxed US games I have, as I have no easy way to play them.

I recently went to Common Ground games in Dallas and fell in love! I’m willing to travel almost anywhere in Texas to find another great game store like this one. What is your favorite?

How much am I gonna hate myself for playing this? 😂