Forgotten Collection

[Boshamp]

Looks like most all of the SEGA stuff is pretty universal. I was able to run the 32X successfully using another 2103 power supply, which I learned can run the Game Gear, so I can actually play that one without using 6 AAs. The A/V cables for the Genesis 2 are compatible with the Genesis 3 and the CDX, but I do not have either of their unique power supplies to test them with the Genesis 2 A/V.

Got all the SEGA stuff documented within my collection and packed up separately, all that is left is to open the last two NINTENDO boxes (I wonder what goodies await) and dump it on the rest of the pile to get them all documented, sorted, and packed back up.

[Boshamp]

Did some more digging and found a bag with a few undocumented SNES titles in it. Just a few more SNES games and I will be over 100 titles for another system. With the addition of Gaia, I just need Chrono Trigger and Secret of Mana to complete the SNES Traditional RPG lineup. Unless I am unaware of some of them.

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[Ikariniku]

It doesn't take packing things away for months and months for me to forget what's in my collection.

One week, I walked into my local game shop and bought Beavis & Butt-Head and Road Rash II for Genesis.

A few weeks later, I walked into my local game shop and bought Beavis and Butt-Head and Road Rash II for Genesis.

A week after that, I realized that I had bought duplicates.

[Addicted]

I've recently moved most of my collection to a new space and found stuff packed in boxes that I forgot about. I'll start with some Street Fighter:

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[GamerNick]

Jealous of that arcade stick addicted!

[Addicted]

@GamerNick: Thanks! You might want to bid one this auction to grab one or two yourself:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/O...ck-lot-of-2-/111421098672

Also I found this... Calling Crabby!

I have no idea if this works or not and I don't have a supergun/jamma setup to test:

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Wayne Gretzky's 3D Hockey is for sale/trade. I also found the hard drive that goes with the game.

[Boshamp]

I really love how the buttons on the arcade stick are linear. I always see them arched, but this is a great pleasure to the eye. No idea if it is practically preferred in play, but I suck at fighting games anyway, so OCD wins for me here. ha ha

[calistarwind]

There were three variations to the Playstation original that I know of. The first had the three prong or three hole AV port, the next had a standard AV and then there was the PSOne (smaller white model).

You all have some great finds lurking in your rooms.

[mumboking]

There were three variations to the Playstation original that I know of. The first had the three prong or three hole AV port, the next had a standard AV and then there was the PSOne (smaller white model).

There's a list of variations here: http://en.wikipedia.org/w...dels#Comparison_of_models

[Boshamp]

Found some NES games packed into the "Documented NES" box that were not in fact documented. Glad I double check all of them.

Bionic Commando
Bomberman
Gradius
Gyromite
Hogan's Alley
Ice Climber
Ice Hockey
Kid Icarus
Metroid
Rad Racer II
R.C. Pro-Am
RoboCop 2
Solomon's Key
Spy vs. Spy
Tecmo Super Bowl (CIB)

[GamerNick]

Nice some solid titles there

[Boshamp]

I didn't even know there was a Rad Racer II, much less released by Square...It seems that not only am I learning more about games and collecting from you all, but also from myself. ha ha

[shaggy]

It doesn't take packing things away for months and months for me to forget what's in my collection.

One week, I walked into my local game shop and bought Beavis & Butt-Head and Road Rash II for Genesis.

A few weeks later, I walked into my local game shop and bought Beavis and Butt-Head and Road Rash II for Genesis.

A week after that, I realized that I had bought duplicates.

Ha ha ha.  I actually have crap scattered all over, at my house, my parents house, their storage unit, and at my wife's parents house. Man, I can't wait until I move into a bigger house and I can bring it all together and hook them all up.

[Zagnorch]

Hey now,

Over the past few days I've been sifting through piles of stuff I've built up over the last few years, and found something that wasn't forgotten so much as it was lost. I bought a complete boxed Super Game Boy at a yard sale several years back, separated the adapter from the box, and put the box in a place so well hidden, I didn't find it until yesterday.


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BTW the pile I'm going through also contained three GameCubes, three SNESes, two Genesises (Genesi?), two Dreamcasts and three SNESes... so far. I looked at all these extra consoles in front of me, and came to the realization that I'm risking going from collector to hoarder...


'Late

[Techie413]

BTW the pile I'm going through also contained three GameCubes, three SNESes, two Genesises (Genesi?), two Dreamcasts and three SNESes... so far. I looked at all these extra consoles in front of me, and came to the realization that I'm risking going from collector to hoarder...

I'm reassured that I am far from hoarding, by your notation, since I know everything in my collection is accounted for and I know where it is stored/shelved.  Forgetting about 13 consoles (although you listed the SNES's twice) is cause for concern.