Videogame Collection
 

since there isn't a thread for this, what is in your videogame collection? you can either list the games you have or post pictures if you want - perhaps even share the games you even have pre-order or plan to add to your collection.

off hand right next to me, I have my PS4 games - keep in mind, I got my PS4 last november

PS4:


PS4 i have on Pre-order


so. how about you guys.

Pretty sweet collection. I'll be taking some pics then I'll post what all I have

I never end up completing lists of this sort because I have so darn much, and with some systems they're either not physically here or I just can't find all of the games, especially after a move.

It makes me sad, actually. I have so much that I'm proud of, not on a "hey I have this rare/obscure/odd title or system" but on a personal level, that I've never been able to accurately catalogue.

I probably have 500 games from all 6 Nintendo consoles, Playstation consoles, Gameboy/GBA/DS/3DS games....and digital games...

Pretty much. No way I can remember from the top of my head how many damn games I own. Plus there's others which I'm not so sure if I can count them as "my games" or as "my brother's games". And considering my NES no longer works and I never play on my Sega Saturn or N64 nowadays, I might as well not have those consoles and those games anymore.

I've never been one to collect every game out there, though. I buy games primarily to play them. I have no interest whatsoever in buying a crappy game just to say I own every SNES game.

Yeah the only s**tty games I ever knowingly buy are in specific collections that I maintain (certain licenses like TMNT, fighting games, etc.). I won't buy a game I have zero interest in just to have it and unless the number released on a system is laughably small and easy to obtain I have no reason to collect everything on any given platform.

The worst games me and my brother own are 2 of Simpson's NES games. Bart vs. the Space Mutants and Bart vs. the World . TMNT BattleNexus for the GameCube is also mediocre as is the first ever NES TMNT game, but hardly games we beat ourselves for buying.

found out Limitedrunggames will be publishing Shantae Risky's revenge and The Pirate's curse on PS4 for a limited run, so I'll probably be adding those to my collection

well I to have a ton of games as well, but i think i'll just post my more recent gen stuff, like Xbox One, PS4, etc.

Here's my collection.

Nice dude, I like

Well, this is far from my entire collection (lol) but I found my Dreamcast and games after NINE YEARS. I'm pretty excited.

Here's what I recovered (plus Pier Solar for completion's sake, since it came out recently). Then I realized that Smashpack was under Street Fighter 3 in this photo. D'oh.

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We got Dino Crisis, Dead or Alive 2, ECW Revolution (actually my brother's but he told me to take it with me when I found this stuff), Confidential Mission, Sonic Shuffle, Chu Chu Rocket, Crazy Taxi, Sonic Adventure, The Ring: Terror's Realm, Street Fighter III: Double Impact (with Smashpack under it as noted), Mortal Kombat Gold, Carrier, Resident Evil: Code Veronica, and Pier Solar.

DOA2 !!!! COOL DEAL!!! :D

did you ever get play the Japanese version?

basically the same exact game with tons more unlockable costumes.
maybe even a new fighting area?

Just updated my collection thread with items that also could be relevant to this thread and interesting to those that frequent it.
No reason to double post photos so have link below. I am happy to have finally dusted off some of this stuff and getting it organized...somewhat.:)

How the hell do you afford all those games or even find time to play all the games :lol:

I finally finished the series of Game Boy trading cards with the pick up of card #7. I started the collection in 1993 and just recently within the last year have been trying to complete it. Full collection posted in my thread. Link below.

I know not games but still thought relevant and could be somewhat cool to check out for those that frequent this thread. So thanks for allowing me to share. :tcool:

Had a NES and SNES. Sold them. Miss videogames now again.

I actually started thinning out a lot of my collection last year because I didn't have the systems to play them on and decided to just sell them on ebay to make some extra cash and let someone else enjoy them. I generally don't keep new games too long anymore because I just finish them and trade them if they're not multiplayer. One cool thing I do have though is an ENORMOUS collection of Electronic Gaming Monthly. Also one of my prize possessions is a Tips and Tricks issue from May of 2002 that has my name in it because I'm a die hard Metal Gear fan and took part in a worldwide Speed Tourney for Sons of Liberty and my time tied for 10th in the world at 96min. If my house were on fire I'd rush back in to get that magazine. Also I once had a letter printed in an issue of EGM that had Snake on the cover and that is also one of my treasured possessions as well.

Yeah me too. Had several consoles over the years from Nintendo and Sega both. But I really want the SNES and N64 again. Just don't want to pay prices that this retro stuff brings.

Congrats dude on holding that record. I would like to see those two covers you mentioned sometime if possible. What years does your magazine collection run?

It probably dates back to around 2001-2002ish. Although I did have some EGM's from the very early 90's and wound up losing them at a buddy's house. They were really cool because they had every single fatality from Mortal Kombat 2 in them. Among reviews of classic games when they originally released. My buddy's EGM collection goes back to probably 97ish but I think he got rid of all his. Those things are great pieces of gaming history to me. A really fun thing to do is read about games that everyone was really excited about that history has shown to actually turn out to be pretty crappy games. LOL!

Ah N64, that takes me back! Still have mine.

Ocarina, Mario Party, Majora's, Smash Bros., Pokemon Puzzle League, Mario 64, Paper Mario, Mario Kart, and so many other great games. 64 was a great system. Hours and hours and hours of my life were spent with it.

ditto my friend, ditto

As a kid, I had nearly 50 N64 games.

Nowadays I have a little over 15 N64 games. I sold all the poor games or games that haven't aged well. I kept all the big Nintendo games and most of the Rare ones.

Even then some games like Ocarina, Majora's Mask, Starfox 64, etc. have better remakes on 3DS so the N64 ones aren't worth going back to anymore.

As a child, I had:

==NES==
Battletoads
Flintstones: Rescue of Dino & Hoppy
Megaman V
Super Mario Bros.
Super Mario Bros. 3
Zelda II

I got my NES in late-August 1991 and sold it in early-March 1995.

=SNES==
Alladin
Jungle Book
Flashback
Legend of Zelda: Link to the Past
Pocky & Rocky
Simpsons: Bart's Nightmare
Super Mario World
Turtles in Time

I got my SNES for Christmas present in December 1992 and sold it in early-March 1996.

I hope you picked up all the classic Nintendo games you missed over the years.

I still have all the major Mario, Zelda, Metroid, Donkey Kong, etc. releases on every console. Same for Starfox, F-zero, Kirby, Pokemon, Pikmin, Smash, etc.

All these games still hold up and are very replayable. Nintendo games never get old.

I guess everyone had Mario, since it came with the NES.

Nearly 50, really? N64 games were on average pricier than Saturn and PS1 games. Especially the 2nd and 3rd party titles. Wasn't Conker one of the most expensive N64 titles?

And were there really 40+ games worth owning for the N64? I mean beyond the Nintendo 1st parties and the Rare titles there wasn't much else on the console. Silicon Valley? Ogre 64? Michief Makers? That South Park racing game? Since you're not a wrestling fan I doubt you owned all of those N64 wrestling titles.

Lucky dude. My stuff went the way of the garage sale, I think. WCW/NWO Revenge and MarioKart top two favs for that system that I remember. Oh and Diddy Kong racing. Wasn't into 007 or Tony Hawk like alot of others.



Oh man that Aladdin game was fun as heck to play on SNES.
Also...
NBA jam
Mortal Kombat (no blood, lame, but mom's rules :lol: )
Mario All Stars
MarioKart
Top favs for that system that I remember. Got blisters on my thumbs from playing these.

And..
Daffy Duck Marvin missions
Dirt Trax FX

Rented games like
Magical quest Mickey
Jeopardy (horrible)
and many others

The SNES game had no blood, like the arcade game or SEGA Megadrive one.

SNES Alladin by Capcom? I own that game, too. Supposedly the MD/Genesis version(made by another company) is better but I liked the SNES game just fine.

I also liked that Lion King game for the Genesis(the version I had) and SNES.

Is this a question?

:lol:Now, that's how it was.

Okay. Yeah that's why I got to play it. My mom thought it might have had blood but I said no.

moral panic
 

How could she know? Some moral panic-programme on TV or radio?

We've never owned the original MK game but my brother had it loaned to him a couple of times. At the time I had no idea I was looking at a censored game. Then he got MK3 and I saw MK in its full splendor. But we were pissed it didn't have Scorpion, so Cyrax became our favourite character for being yellow like him. Fortunately UMK3 fixed that... but we had that for the Saturn with long loading times :lol:

I played a lot of fighting videogames at school classmates.

I miss the days when most people were down to play fighters. But since online gamign became a thing and people saw how hard it was to become good at a fighting game and that you have to lose A LOT of matches, they just said "screw this". So whenever I ask someone who isn't much into fighting games if they'd like to play a SF bout or two they're always like "no, you've been playing that game since you were little and thus are a master at it. I can even barely remember how to throw a hadouken."

Streetfighter II made fighting videogames becoming like what shoot 'em up games later became in popularity.

Sure but SF isn't even the highest selling fighting franchise. Mortal Kombat and Tekken have sold more than SF has. Only truly SF II was a game "everyone" owned. SF IV was also popular but not as popular. Alpha series and especially SFIII? Those sold peanuts compared to Tekken.

People are more willing to play shooting games. SF is considered "too difficult" for many, whilst Tekken and MK are more accessible.