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CosmicMonkey
04-02-2008, 01:26 PM
Another french guy did it,i just bought it from him.
Cool. You should see about getting other 'conversions'; it would make the collection even more unique. What about some translated English/French RGPs, F-Zero 2 etc.... Even if it's just to compliment the Japanese version.
Uncut, translated Assault Suits Valken on SNES cart FTW!
Cool. You should see about getting other 'conversions'; it would make the collection even more unique. What about some translated English/French RGPs, F-Zero 2 etc.... Even if it's just to compliment the Japanese version.
Uncut, translated Assault Suits Valken on SNES cart FTW!
He made like 20 translations/conversions,but mainly European format.
Fuyukaze
04-02-2008, 05:31 PM
1) :)
2) I didn't picture Super Gameboy 1&2,but i have them.
However those are accessories,not games.
The port on the side of the SFC was for CD Rom extension,which never came out..?
3) There are surely plenty of pachinko controllers, but i'm not into accessories.
4) You can easily find the 3 Emit here:
http://page2.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/jp/auction/b84029120
There are plenty of them.and Cheap ($30 for all 3).
But finding Emit Value Set,well good luck it took me 5 years to locate it.It appeared 1 time on Yahoo,and i grabbed it.Even for $500 i was ready to take it.I got it for approx $150,but as said earlier,i paid premium price for a carton box only, since when you open it,you get EXACT 3 Emit releases. But i had to find it. Even for $500 i won't sell it, because to me that's clearly the rarest SFC release.
5) There are 3 Angelique releases on SFC IIRC: Angelique, Angelique Voice Fantasy and Angelique Premium Box. hardest to find is the Voice Fantasy i think.
6)It was Deluxe pack retail release of the game,in Lawson shops.
Finally, I'm not planning selling any of the games.
Thanks. :)
Actualy, I was talking about your buying and selling threads. I'd come to the conclusion a long time ago that you were half crazy after selling your Dreamcast collection. I'd think you were completely insane for selling off a complete Super Famicom collection as well.
If I knew how to use yahoo Japan, I'd be buying those three Emit games right this minute. Being the Koei fan as I am, that's just such a sweet deal to me. That value set though, that's just too rich for my blood. I've lived without it this long, I'm going to continue doing so without it.
Actualy, I was talking about your buying and selling threads. I'd come to the conclusion a long time ago that you were half crazy after selling your Dreamcast collection. I'd think you were completely insane for selling off a complete Super Famicom collection as well.
If I knew how to use yahoo Japan, I'd be buying those three Emit games right this minute. Being the Koei fan as I am, that's just such a sweet deal to me. That value set though, that's just too rich for my blood. I've lived without it this long, I'm going to continue doing so without it.
Many agents exist to buy it for you,generally for 20% fee,it isn't difficult.
I proposed the Dreamcast collection,becaus ei needed money at that time,and "why not?" for this amount..i could eventually buy it again,but used this time,not factory sealed.
I'm into 8-16 bitsmaionly,SFC/PCE/MD collection is WXAY more important to me than Dreamcast,or even Saturn.
Emit Value Set is just incredibly rare,not quite expensive.
I spoke about $500 because i wanted to give a big price.i could have said $2000.
Fuyukaze
04-02-2008, 06:58 PM
Many agents exist to buy it for you,generally for 20% fee,it isn't difficult.
I proposed the Dreamcast collection,becaus ei needed money at that time,and "why not?" for this amount..i could eventually buy it again,but used this time,not factory sealed.
I'm into 8-16 bitsmaionly,SFC/PCE/MD collection is WXAY more important to me than Dreamcast,or even Saturn.
Emit Value Set is just incredibly rare,not quite expensive.
I spoke about $500 because i wanted to give a big price.i could have said $2000.
Wait, you didnt sell the Dreamcast stuff off? I'm personaly more a cart fan myself because cart systems tend to outlast the software where as CD systems, the software tends to outlive the hardware. Also, I didnt intend any insult by saying that about the Emit value set though. Your the first person I've seen who actualy had anything of it (let alone all) and hearing that you got it for 150 was simply surprising. Nothing more then that.
Perhaps if you wouldnt mind, you could point me thru PM to some of the more reliable yahoo J buyers?
Wait, you didnt sell the Dreamcast stuff off? I'm personaly more a cart fan myself because cart systems tend to outlast the software where as CD systems, the software tends to outlive the hardware. Also, I didnt intend any insult by saying that about the Emit value set though. Your the first person I've seen who actualy had anything of it (let alone all) and hearing that you got it for 150 was simply surprising. Nothing more then that.
Perhaps if you wouldnt mind, you could point me thru PM to some of the more reliable yahoo J buyers?
Rinkya,Celga,Shopping Mall Japan to name a few.
No,i never sold the Dreamcazst stuff,i still have it as well as all other fullsets.
I put it on Ebay,but it didn't get sold.I got offers,but far too cheap.
pooch
04-03-2008, 05:45 PM
I didn't think anyone could complete it. Congratulations!
Too bad you are not into Sony stuff, otherwise a complete JP PS1 collection is what I would say crazy. I read somewhere that they are more than 3000 games!
I didn't think anyone could complete it. Congratulations!
Too bad you are not into Sony stuff, otherwise a complete JP PS1 collection is what I would say crazy. I read somewhere that they are more than 3000 games!
Thanks.
But 23-24 fullsets are way more crazy than 1,and there are way more than 3000 games too :)
Vectorman0
04-03-2008, 08:18 PM
I still have them all simultaneously,of course.
It'd be too easy to get them 1 after 1,with the money you got by selling the previous one.
The reason I asked was because of the DC collection you put on ebay, and I think I recall seeing you do the same with your CD set, but selling on the Neo forums. (I may be mistaken and maybe it was the NGPC set I am thinking of)
GaijinPunch
04-04-2008, 12:19 AM
And think of the turd to good game ration on the PS1. (No thanks). I think the SFC is probably the best full set to have, if you're going for one. I'd rather have the games I like from various systems though.
And think of the turd to good game ration on the PS1. (No thanks). I think the SFC is probably the best full set to have, if you're going for one. I'd rather have the games I like from various systems though.
That's for every console, I mean look at this thread earlier where I asked about the Japan NES games....Japanese complete Famicom, 1254 games, out of this you get maybe 200- 250 good games, maybe even less.
Same with USA NES, out of the 1000 games, maybe 100 -150 good titles, the rest is crap.
Here the complete SF collection, 1450 titles, out of that, 500 good games, approx. 1000 turds perhaps?
Adol, I think you should do a 'Digital Press Collectors Guide Japanese Edition', that'll be awesome.
The reason I asked was because of the DC collection you put on ebay, and I think I recall seeing you do the same with your CD set, but selling on the Neo forums. (I may be mistaken and maybe it was the NGPC set I am thinking of)
I sold in 2001-2002 my Neo Geo AES fullset,yeah, on neo geo forums (precisely most of the fullset by Shawn's neo store).I sold my Game&Watch CIB fullset as well,because both represented too much money compared to their "attractiveness" (?) to me.
I wanted to sell DC,but i'll keep it right now just for having the japanese Sega fullset.
If i was going to sell them,i'd sell everything except:
Super Famicom
Megadrive
PC Engine (Hucard/CD/SCD)
They're themost important to me. SMS too,but i never planned to sell it,it'd be too low money anyway.
That's for every console, I mean look at this thread earlier where I asked about the Japan NES games....Japanese complete Famicom, 1254 games, out of this you get maybe 200- 250 good games, maybe even less.
Same with USA NES, out of the 1000 games, maybe 100 -150 good titles, the rest is crap.
Here the complete SF collection, 1450 titles, out of that, 500 good games, approx. 1000 turds perhaps?
Adol, I think you should do a 'Digital Press Collectors Guide Japanese Edition', that'll be awesome.
I'd say more like 700 very good,good,&average game,turd/ok is like 50%/50, because back at the time there was plnety of "ok" styles,even playing now: shoots,beat'them ups,puzzle,rpg,tactics rpg,action,platform,etc..
And what is turd to me (Go,fishing,shogi,wrestling games) isn't turd for somebody else!
Sothy
04-04-2008, 06:49 AM
thats cool. I dont know what those squiggly marks mean But I think it is alot of money. I would do crazy shit like that too if I was rich.
thats cool. I dont know what those squiggly marks mean But I think it is alot of money. I would do crazy shit like that too if I was rich.
In french it means approximative. I want to say ok,but i'm not sure if that is the correct word so i say "ok" (ok style games), to englobe whatever sense you'd give to that word.
I'm not rich,i never was, and i did it though.
No reason you couldn't.
Iron Draggon
04-04-2008, 08:31 AM
Is there anyway you could estimate how much you spent to achieve such a thing?
Around 20-25000 Euros,making near $40k nowadays,but us$ is VERY LOW.
I can't say precisely,because i got games for quite cheap last years, and i paid full price for other ones back in 1993.
But i'd say that if i had to sell it right now,it'd be for appprox. 25000 (like 15 by game)
Some released games are up to 300 (Rendering Ranger), some "hibaihin" like Far East of Eden Zero V Jump are worth 800$.
wow, that's a lot of money... congratulations on finishing another collection.
Less than $200 a month,since i collect it for 15 years (with a big break,i admit).
But i began this collection with my twin brother,so that helped.
You have a museum rather than a collection. Amazing.
Money can buy you anything; what's impressive to me is your diligence in your searching and your obviously extremely knowledgeable about your collection...
Congratulations.
I never had the kind of monye you mayb thought.I collected 2/3 of it between age 13 and 19.
Then,i decided to go for the last 1/3 within the last 3 years.
'm winning average french wage level,maybe slightly more (1500-2000/month)
As told earlier, it is just 10% of my money i spent in it.And it is not BIG money.
Anybody with a nice car owns more than this.
But i spent hundreds of hours of searching.hunting for the best price all those games.
I find it very hard to believe that you're doing all your collecting as cheaply as you claim. I own about 500 Genesis games. I paid about $50 for each of them, because I bought them all factory sealed, about 15 years ago. That's $25,000. With US tax, it's $27,500. And you're claiming that you've been collecting 1500 SFC games for the last 15 years, with an investment of only $30,000 or $40,000. That works out to only $20 or $25 per game. And I just can't believe that you paid that little in the last few years, much less way back in the day, when all these games were brand new releases. You live in France, and presumably you're importing all these games from Japan, or somewhere else in Asia. That means you're paying shipping & handling charges, and possibly customs charges as well. And if we assume that you only paid $1 in shipping charges per game, that's $1500 in shipping charges alone. So I smell a deception. There's no way you're getting all your games that cheaply, unless you have alot of insiders cutting you major sweetheart deals. Even if you're buying all your games in bulk, you still can't be getting them all that cheaply. And you're also telling us that you started collecting when you were only 13 years old. I know that France has a much lower minimum age for labor than we do here in the US, but they must pay a hell of alot better wages for menial jobs than they pay for them here in the US too. How could you possibly have as much money as it takes to accomplish all that you've accomplished? I was making $1200 to $1500 a month when I was doing the majority of my collecting, and it was taking everything I made to do it, and you're telling us that you were making the same amount of money, but it only took 10% of your earnings to do it. NO FUCKING WAY. You're either doing something dishonest, doing an awesome job of doing something honest, or you're just not estimating all your expenditures very well at all.
/end skepticism
CONGRATULATIONS! I am in awe. Indeed, you own a museum. And I hope that you intend to donate your collection to a museum, upon your demise. What you have done has gone way beyond collecting. You are archiving. So you are an archivist, not just a collector. And I really wish that I could own JP fullsets for MD & SFC like you do. Just those two alone would be heaven!
GaijinPunch
04-04-2008, 08:56 AM
That's for every console,
The Playstation excels. In fact, go browsing Yahoo Japan for sets of 20-30 games. There's rarely one worth the bother b/c it's filled with outdated 3D fighters and really awful games. 32-bit was a special generation. 2D was at it's height, and 3D had just started so of course, ages poorly. There's some great games for the system, don't get me wrong, but it's like 8-10% of the overall library. My beloved Saturn is only slightly better. I'm not being bias.
rbudrick
04-04-2008, 09:26 AM
I don't need it, not interested in american stuff.
You counted wrong.
Lines of 20 games, 8 lines by "library", 9 libraries
72 x 20 = 1440,and there's a few extra on the last one.
Well, I believe they held a Japan-only version of the competition (Powerfest 94...dunno what they called it there). I would fathom they used the same carts. Or, if memory serves, they changed one game for their audience. Crap, I don't remember and info is spotty.
-Rob
Zebbe
04-04-2008, 09:31 AM
Are there any unlicensed games in this collection? AFAIK, the only unlicensed game for the console is Super Noah's Ark 3D, which was released in America. Maybe there was a title or two in Japan as well.
I'd say more like 700 very good,good,&average game,turd/ok is like 50%/50, because back at the time there was plnety of "ok" styles,even playing now: shoots,beat'them ups,puzzle,rpg,tactics rpg,action,platform,etc..
And what is turd to me (Go,fishing,shogi,wrestling games) isn't turd for somebody else!
Exactly, there are many excellent games on PS1 which many other people don't like. Me for one, anything with Football, Baseball, Wrestling, Basketball, sucks, but USAers go mad for these games. I love Go and Fishing games too, for example.
The Playstation excels (with turd games).
On comparison then, no, as there is a four times bigger library than Famicom or SF.
I find it very hard to believe that you're doing all your collecting as cheaply as you claim. I own about 500 Genesis games. I paid about $50 for each of them, because I bought them all factory sealed, about 15 years ago. That's $25,000. With US tax, it's $27,500. And you're claiming that you've been collecting 1500 SFC games for the last 15 years, with an investment of only $30,000 or $40,000. That works out to only $20 or $25 per game. And I just can't believe that you paid that little in the last few years, much less way back in the day, when all these games were brand new releases. You live in France, and presumably you're importing all these games from Japan, or somewhere else in Asia. That means you're paying shipping & handling charges, and possibly customs charges as well. And if we assume that you only paid $1 in shipping charges per game, that's $1500 in shipping charges alone. So I smell a deception. There's no way you're getting all your games that cheaply, unless you have alot of insiders cutting you major sweetheart deals. Even if you're buying all your games in bulk, you still can't be getting them all that cheaply. And you're also telling us that you started collecting when you were only 13 years old. I know that France has a much lower minimum age for labor than we do here in the US, but they must pay a hell of alot better wages for menial jobs than they pay for them here in the US too. How could you possibly have as much money as it takes to accomplish all that you've accomplished? I was making $1200 to $1500 a month when I was doing the majority of my collecting, and it was taking everything I made to do it, and you're telling us that you were making the same amount of money, but it only took 10% of your earnings to do it. NO FUCKING WAY. You're either doing something dishonest, doing an awesome job of doing something honest, or you're just not estimating all your expenditures very well at all.
/end skepticism
CONGRATULATIONS! I am in awe. Indeed, you own a museum. And I hope that you intend to donate your collection to a museum, upon your demise. What you have done has gone way beyond collecting. You are archiving. So you are an archivist, not just a collector. And I really wish that I could own JP fullsets for MD & SFC like you do. Just those two alone would be heaven!
I never told i bought all of them at $50 each.
I bought many for $2 each as well.
That's right,i began collecting at 13,but i never told i was PAYING for my games.
My parents did.
I began to earn my own money at 17.
At that time i was winning more than $3000 a month,importing stuff and selling it on Ebay.
It was a time when people bought stuff at crazy prices ($1500 for a video game audio CD,as an example), where you could sell the games you bought 10 times the price you paid it for. And i was still living at my parents,so no charges at all (i mean,rent,food,etc..)
That's went i got most of my stuff.
About archiving:If a museum would buy me at the correct price everything i bought,why not. I mention $30-40k as a "price, if somebody would make an offer,that's it.
I'd never donate it,no. I don't see why ppl would get for free what it took me 15 years of work&money. They have to pay the price,period.
GaijinPunch
04-04-2008, 09:53 AM
On comparison then, no, as there is a four times bigger library than Famicom or SF.
The ratio on the PS is worse.
The ratio on the PS is worse.
True, more better games than bad (when compared to SF or Famicom).
GaijinPunch
04-04-2008, 10:14 AM
True, more better games than bad (when compared to SF or Famicom).
So we're allowed to just ignore what people write and make up new meanings? Great. I do think that global warming is an issue. Thanks for asking.
So we're allowed to just ignore what people write and make up new meanings? Great. I do think that global warming is an issue. Thanks for asking.
Lol,you got a point. :)
True, more better games than bad (when compared to SF or Famicom).
I personally think that the ratio turd/good games is higher on PSOne than on FC or SFC,but that's subjective.
However,i do have more than 23 fullsets, and then WAY more than 3000 different games, the challenge isn't too big for me.
The thing is i do NOT care at all.I don't do such thing for figures,i do it because of my dedication/love for some systems.
I love SFC,i love MD,i love PCE...i don't love PSOne,there are good games i like,i have them (100-200) and that's it. :)
Japan-Games.com
04-04-2008, 02:54 PM
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murdoc rose
04-04-2008, 03:02 PM
very impressive I was actually thinking of picking up this system yesterday
You've never made any kind of donation to anyone, whether it be for a museum or for someone doing research on a particular product? Or were you talking about this SFC collection only...saying you would never donate it?
I was talking about my SFC collection.I've donated before,but never videogames.
I'm not somebody who could afford a $40k donation.
Maybe you,not me.
Japan-Games.com
04-05-2008, 12:08 AM
Hey Adol
I actually deleted my own message since I thought I was drifting off topic a bit. Looks like you saw it before I deleted it and responded...
Hey Adol
I actually deleted my own message since I thought I was drifting off topic a bit. Looks like you saw it before I deleted it and responded...
And i answered it.What's the problem? :)
As i said,i'm not somebodyearning enough to offer $40k donation to a museum.
If you are,great for you,i can't.
They day i won't be interested anymore in my fullsets,i'll gladly sell them and use the money for something else.
Japan-Games.com
04-05-2008, 06:11 AM
No problem, just explaining what happened. As for a donation, that's your own choice to make. I was under the impression that you got your collection with little to no out-of-pocket expense.
No problem, just explaining what happened. As for a donation, that's your own choice to make. I was under the impression that you got your collection with little to no out-of-pocket expense.
Then read again this topic.
I told i'm winning $1500-2000 a month those days.And i barey won more than $3000/month in my life. This is not a "no out-of-pocket-expense", more like a "can't buy a decent car-expense" :)
Then,i can't afford such donation.
Japan-Games.com
04-05-2008, 07:54 AM
You might want to check out some of the titles for some of the obscure Japanese systems like the Super Cassette Vision, Casio PV-100, Casio PV-2000, Palcom, etc. There aren't too many titles but collecting them is pretty satisfying if you can get your hands on all of them.
snes_collector
04-05-2008, 08:03 AM
Awesome. Quite possibly the coolest fullset I've ever saw. Congrats!
You might want to check out some of the titles for some of the obscure Japanese systems like the Super Cassette Vision, Casio PV-100, Casio PV-2000, Palcom, etc. There aren't too many titles but collecting them is pretty satisfying if you can get your hands on all of them.
I already have all Palcom MSX LD games,as you can see on my album. Because MSX was my first system :)
I have 2-3 Super Cassette Vision gam๙es i care about (Dragon Slayer from Falcom,Dragon Ball) but that's it.
I'm too young to care about them :(
Gamingking
04-06-2008, 12:55 PM
That is amazing.
Adol, you gotta go for the Epoch Game Pocket Computer and all 5 games (Astro Bomber, Block Maze, Mahjong, Reversi, Store Keepers) next, that'll be a challenge for you. Mind you, that handheld is from 1984, so maybe you don't care about them either (Although if you care about Famicom, it's from 1983).
You're right,i don't care.
I'm born in 1980,and i began playing with MSX by Christmas 1985.
I care about Famicom/NES because i played it from 1987, like SMS.
Not interested in it,then :)
MSX is nice, was it a big seller in France? Like it was in Holland?
French Thompson computers, especially with cartidges, are very difficult to find.
MSX is nice, was it a big seller in France? Like it was in Holland?
French Thompson computers, especially with cartidges, are very difficult to find.
It was a seller in France,but not THAT big.
anyway,i had the chance to play it when i was 6,and got a wonderful memory of Konami MSX games:Knightmare,Gradius 1,2,Vampire Killer,Yie Ar Kung Fu 1&2,King's Valley and sports games to name a few :)
That's why i have a good (100-150 games) MSX collection now. :)
pooch
04-15-2008, 03:22 AM
double post
pooch
04-15-2008, 03:23 AM
Now that you have all the full sets you want, what system are you going to collect next or will you move onto collecting other things beside video games?
Now that you have all the full sets you want, what system are you going to collect next or will you move onto collecting other things beside video games?
Once i complete Saturn fullset this week,i don't know..next move will probably be JPN Gamecube or MAYBE Famicom...but Famicom is hard to get,all CIB..1050 games!
As hard as SFC..
GaijinPunch
04-15-2008, 08:29 PM
as hard as SFC..
I would say harder. Far more likely to have a trashed/incomplete/missing box.
GuyinGA
04-15-2008, 11:48 PM
I'm in utter awe by the collection....it's too bad he won't go for a complete Playstation 1 Japanese collection. I somewhat agree with Adol about PSX having a higher degree of crap to it (especially here in the States, how many kid's games or hunting/fishing games do we need??)
Which newer systems would you try to collect, Adol? And is there any chance you'll try to go after U.S. stuff or is it not worth it?
I'm in utter awe by the collection....it's too bad he won't go for a complete Playstation 1 Japanese collection. I somewhat agree with Adol about PSX having a higher degree of crap to it (especially here in the States, how many kid's games or hunting/fishing games do we need??)
Which newer systems would you try to collect, Adol? And is there any chance you'll try to go after U.S. stuff or is it not worth it?
I'm not into U.S stuff,as i'm not american, sorry. So it's not worth it to me.
I always preferred japanes estuff because of the covers,and the fact that back at 8/16 bits time, there was always 2-3 times more titles in Japan than in Europe.
So i wanted to discover all those unreleased titles that will never see the day in Europe :)
I would say harder. Far more likely to have a trashed/incomplete/missing box.
Not really.
The FC cart fullset is 40% smaller than SFC,only 1050 titles compared to 1450.
That's 400 titles less to find. It's HUGE.
But the ratio CIB/loose cart is even worse,i agree.
That's why i say it'd be as hard as SFC.
I already did the hardest part: CIB FDS Fullset...with case,instructions,soft case WITH matching barcode sticker,and even the "write only" games with original instructions&sticker..boy they are hard and expensive to find!
Not a single Famicom released game costs 100000 Yens like that Clu Clu Land FDS game..only hibaihins.
pooch
04-17-2008, 11:55 PM
I need a little help from you. Where can I find a complete list of FDS game released with information on which ones are write-only and which ones come out in retail? Many thanks.
Here is one i made TEN YEARS ago (wow,already?)
http://www.nesworld.com/files/disklist.txt
But maybe you'll be able to find more accurate ones now..?
Here is one of all Famicom games,carts&disks,chronologically:
http://npu3.free.fr/ListeJeuxFamicom/Index.htm
Otherwise,great books, like Famicomplete, exist.
colicub
04-18-2008, 05:17 PM
Adol, you collection makes me drool, and I truly admire your dedication. And shelving. One thing I noticed in your Room Of Doom though, where did you get those SMS games? They don't all look offical, and I thought Bignose got cancelled for the Master System?
Anyway dude, congratulations on an amazing collection.
Adol, you collection makes me drool, and I truly admire your dedication. And shelving. One thing I noticed in your Room Of Doom though, where did you get those SMS games? They don't all look offical, and I thought Bignose got cancelled for the Master System?
Anyway dude, congratulations on an amazing collection.
Those are unreleased games,i got them from a collector here on Digit press.
But i still need to make pics of my complete SMS fullset (meaning Euro fullset+brazilian/US/Australian exclusives)
MichaeltheGreat
04-18-2008, 09:13 PM
Amazing. Thanks for sharing!
pooch
04-28-2008, 12:15 AM
You were definitely the first person to inspire me to go after complete systems and factory sealed games. Thanks to you!
Anyway, seeing this set, now you want to make me go to a complete PS JP. I love JP artwork too!
Btw, have you sold your DC set?
You were definitely the first person to inspire me to go after complete systems and factory sealed games. Thanks to you!
Anyway, seeing this set, now you want to make me go to a complete PS JP. I love JP artwork too!
Btw, have you sold your DC set?
Thanks!
No,i haven't sold it..i put it on Ebay moire for "appeal" to buy my other games, i don't know if i'll sell it one day.
I'll make pictures within few days/weeks of my Saturn JPN fullset,making me finish the complete Sega JPN fullset (Mark 3,Megadrive,Mega CD,32 X,Gamegear,Saturn,Dreamcast)!
neist
04-28-2008, 10:19 AM
This is the first time I've stumbled across this. Very impressive!
I could not hope to achieve such goals, as such a collection would force me into bankruptcy, but it's still really neat. :)
pooch
05-03-2008, 02:00 PM
Do you count Tetris as a game needed for a complete Megadrive set though?
Cauterize
05-03-2008, 03:07 PM
Only just seen this post Adol and i must say, im gobsmacked...
Such a task seems impossible, yet you show us that anything is possible after all!
Now go play the Astro Boy game hidden amongst all those carts!!!
Steven
05-03-2008, 03:47 PM
Only just seen this post Adol and i must say, im gobsmacked...
Such a task seems impossible, yet you show us that anything is possible after all!
Now go play the Astro Boy game hidden amongst all those carts!!!
Tetsuwan Atom is not a bad game at all on SFC. Nice little cracker if I dare say so myself.
http://www.rvgfanatic.com/209301/165001.html
http://www.rvgfanatic.com/media/DIR_165301/Tetsuwan2.gifhttp://www.rvgfanatic.com/media/DIR_165301/Tetsuwan3.gif
s1lence
05-03-2008, 04:06 PM
Wow, I didn't see this thread at first.
VERY impressive complete set!!!!
Kid Fenris
05-03-2008, 04:57 PM
Can we use this thread for posting our own Super Famicom collections?
Here's mine.
http://www.kidfenris.com/sfccollection.png
Do you count Tetris as a game needed for a complete Megadrive set though?
No i don't, since it isn't in official Sega list.
I do have other games, like Mega Anser,San San, Nagoya Home Banking that are not EITHER. I'd buy Tetris for its "real" value those last 5 years, which was 300-350000 Yens. Not more! :)
guitargary75
05-04-2008, 07:37 PM
That's just about the most impressive collection that I have ever seen. That thing belongs in a museum.
winona2k
05-05-2008, 05:18 PM
http://videogamecollectors.com/gallery/Mark3CompleteCollection/Great_Ice_Hockey
Is this very rare? Can ou tell us something about it? Why no box?
Also, I dont know if you noticed but I think Playstationgeneration made a few more SMS reproductions. Im sure there is a James Bond title aswell.
Well,it is the rarest Sega Mark 3 game, because it never was for sale,it was a contest prize.
That is what makes it rarer than other Mark 3 releases.
I sold one for 100-150 last year.
pooch
05-06-2008, 04:12 AM
Well,it is the rarest Sega Mark 3 game, because it never was for sale,it was a contest prize.
That is what makes it rarer than other Mark 3 releases.
I sold one for 100-150 last year.
I remember you were selling it and there was a heated debate on whether the game originally came with a box. =) And yet, I don't have an answer to that question yet.
Originally it came in a complete white carton box..you can do it yourself if you want,because there was not a single writing on it.
But it comes with instructions too..my copy has them,i'll make pics some day,probably when i'll make pics of my SMS fullset..
Of course,the price of the game with instruction and white box is twice the price of the loose cart.
winona2k
05-06-2008, 05:09 AM
Just out of Curiosity, would you concider departing with your Tec Toy exclusive titles or with the Mark 3 set?
Here is a pic of the "white box" for Great Ice hockey:
http://www.higenekodo.jp/untiku/scsg/g_hockey1.jpg
pooch
05-11-2008, 02:40 PM
Very nice picture, the white box I meant.
So have you decided what's your next collecting goal?
Within this week,you'll get pictures of the Sega Saturn Japanese fullset i just ended (around 1150 games)
90% of them do have spine card! :)