Personally, I'd go for the NES and the Atari 2600. But if you want to collect all the games for a system, go for the Atari 7800 or any other short-lived system.
Personally, I'd go for the NES and the Atari 2600. But if you want to collect all the games for a system, go for the Atari 7800 or any other short-lived system.
My collectionOriginally Posted by starsoldier1
Actually, I'd say the opposite. I propose collecting for common systems, not just because they're easier to come across or because they have the "best" games, but because you'll take a while in collecting them all. I've been collecting NES games for roughly 6 or so years now, and I'm FAR from having a complete collection. There's always more to find if you go with a nice large console library.
But, for my personal preference, NES and Genesis is where it's at. And if you can find those boxed Genesis games (I've been finding a few lately, yay!) then all the better. They're a lot cooler to show off than just the cart itself.
SMS for me!!!!!
SMS, Atari 2600/7800, and most recently N64.
i try to collect everything i feel is priced right - i wouldn't feel like a collector if i just went after one thing
but i go out of my way to collect for my favorite system Sega CD - probably my favorite because i wanted it so much when i was a kid and couldn't afford it then.
Primary collections: NES, SMS, 7800
Secondary: 2600, Colecovision
Down the road possibility: SNES
I can't see myself ever collecting for any system that doesn't have cartridge-based media.
"And remember ladies: if it ain't tight, it ain't right!"
Value wise, Genesis might be da best bet right now, but you also can't fail with the good old NES.
Danny
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