(08-18-2017, 07:23 AM)BurritoBeans Wrote: Sorry for the large amount of images

So N64, eh?

I've got two of them, one on top of a speaker next to my desk and one in that box above it... even though I grew up in the right time for the N64 to be my main console, that honor goes to the Panasonic 3DO. Still, I ended up picking the thing up after my brothers moved onto the Xbox - I pretty much fell in love with Goldeneye in an instant and ended up picking up speedrunning when I was ten. I want to say I've killed about 40 joysticks or so in my time as I'm really hard on the things, but whatever they're not hard to replace. It's become one of my favorite consoles over time - the hardware is a funky mess, there's a lot of solid titles, and I've had a good bit of fun with the odd accessories like the 64DD which came out.

With the other systems...

SNES? NES?

Got 'em.

You can see boxes for my NES and SNES in that shot, those are fun.


And there's games/game boxes - SNES games will be down there a good bit... I never could get too into the NES or SNES as they're really pricey to collect for nowadays, although they are really enjoyable systems with lots of odd accessories - look at that U-Force sitting folded under the Advantage with all it's Motion Control glory...

Dreamcast?

Yep, I'm planning on getting it online soon here - turns out there's still a good community of people playing stuff like PSO - maybe I'll make a thread on that in a week or so. You can also see the 2nd NES and the Japanese counterpart - the Famicom - on that shelf.

Atari 2600?

Yeah, and a 5200. I'm hoping to get a 2600 adapter for my 5200 sometime here, as I'd love to have my 2600 down with all the proper woodgrain hi-fi equipment and other 70s stuff instead in my room of nostalgia 'n stuff.

Random Gameboys?

Yup... I have my DMG, an AGS-101 SP in Graphite, and some DS-es in there. I know you didn't list it, but speaking of handhelds - would you look at that, there's a Game Gear that actually has a working screen! Also, woohoo for Atari 2600 cartridges - I keep all my double-enders/odd titles like Custer's/carts without labels elsewhere in a wooden crate as they're a bit large for that shelf or I just don't want everyone who comes over to only pick Atari Porn games. Also, in the top left, it's the PiDP-8 peeking through - that'd be it's own thread if I were to talk about that.

I love collecting all this old stuff, been doing it since I was a kid buying up cheap 3DO games (The longboxes that you can see in the one shot are all from my childhood, I have a lot more stored in the actual game room) and the like as I just find them fun to play with. I've got a lot more, but this is enough images - I'll leave the rest out.