30 March 2006, 03:03 | #1 |
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World’s Largest Video Game Collection!
http://www.vintagecomputing.com/index.php/archives/103
Now that’s what I'm talking about! :thumbup: So, all you proud collectors think you’ve got a lot of stuff, well you ain’t seen anything until you’ve witness this massive collection and I mean nothing! This is by far and away the most insane games collection I’ve ever encountered! I might as well have a nice raid on that guys collection! I’m sure they’ll be some cool shooters to pick up! I guess I’ve got a lot of catching up to do now, don’t I? Bring’em Them Oneth! |
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Try just to figure out how much it cost to collect that many games.
It seems that whole basement is just a collection room. Good find! And yes, we all have a big catching up to do. Wonder if all of us put our collections togethet would have at least 10% of this collection. |
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Bet he has alot of duplicates to be able to fill that room.
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Wow, that is massive.
I know a Japanese guy who has 1.5TB (shared on a peer-2-peer network) of games for these systems: ... 3DO ... Amiga CD ... Dreamcast ... FM Towns ... GBA ... Jaguar-CD ... Playstation ... Playstation 2 ... N64 ... Mega-CD ... PC-FX ... PC88 ... PC98-CD ... PC9821-CD ... PC Games ... PCE-CD ... PCE-DUO ... PCE-SCD ... Playdia ... Saturn ... X68000 He has some pretty rare stuff like 346 x FM Towns games Of course they are not originals though... |
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Wonder if he played with more than 10% of the game...and if not what's the point in having a large collection if you dont play the game
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I wonder did he make that kid before or after he started to collect the games.
More likely before, or neighborhood had to help a bit... And this collection is nothing if compared to Fred’s Barbie Collection. |
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At the moment I'm trying to get as many FM Towns / Marty games that I can for use with Unz. These are very hard to come by. Currently I have about 70 with another 10 coming in a week or so. Unfortunately I usually have to trade 1 for 1 so as you can imagine it's taken me a while to get even 70 |
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The FMTown games I saw on the net were ISOs. @Dizzy - That kid looks like Mick, doesn't he? |
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Now that is a lot of stuff
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wow... now that's a bad ass collection. too bad it made for such a worthless interview |
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Hey Damien .. Cheers .. just to let ya know though.. i cant PM you right now because its saying your inbox is full and you need to clear some space.
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