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Post your games collection(s); For any/all of your consoles/games/setup
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danny_galaga	Dec 26 2010, 06:15 AM Post #241
Senior Member Posts: 467 Group: Senior Members Member #255 Joined: January 3, 2010	Gazza Nov 24 2010, 10:49 AM So here's what I have for the original Xbox. I guess it's never really been rated or let's say regarded as one of the more popular type of gaming consoles, but I've enjoyed a fair number of games on this system. And then of course there's the added plus of the fact that it's a great system to run emulators on. You need to get Steel Battalion (",)



Gazza	Dec 26 2010, 08:37 AM Post #242
Established Member Posts: 168 Group: Members Member #384 Joined: November 10, 2010	@ Vyothric, Nice that you have the two Zelda games for the GBC. I'm missing the box for Oracle of Ages. Just can't find a loose box for the longest time. I see you've also got a Sega Game Gear. Haven't turned mine on in quite some time. Too afraid that the all too common sound capacitor issues will have affected my unit as well. It's better not knowing. And you also have a Saturn. Very nice! A bunch of good games on this system. Quite underrated, in my opinion. BTW, what is that controller to the right of the pic? 'Sega Saturn Explorer'? Is it any good? danny_galaga Dec 26 2010, 06:15 AM You need to get Steel Battalion (",) funny you mention that because recently I was thinking to actually get one and just the other day I was having a look at some vids and reviews on it, and it looks like quite a cool setup to own. Problem is these now aren't exactly cheap and the shipping cost to SA would also be quite hefty. Edited by Gazza, Dec 26 2010, 08:45 AM.
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Vyothric	Dec 26 2010, 11:49 AM Post #243
Most Frantic Posts: 194 Group: Closed Member #374 Joined: October 24, 2010	Gazza Dec 26 2010, 08:37 AM @ Vyothric, Nice that you have the two Zelda games for the GBC. I'm missing the box for Oracle of Ages. Just can't find a loose box for the longest time. I see you've also got a Sega Game Gear. Haven't turned mine on in quite some time. Too afraid that the all too common sound capacitor issues will have affected my unit as well. It's better not knowing. And you also have a Saturn. Very nice! A bunch of good games on this system. Quite underrated, in my opinion. BTW, what is that controller to the right of the pic? 'Sega Saturn Explorer'? Is it any good? I'm not sure I ever actually got round to completing Oracle of Ages & Seasons - I'll have to re-play them. I remember I picked them up on holiday in Canada....9 and a bit years ago. The only problem I ever had with the Game Gear was the D-Pad, which I had to have replaced many many years ago. The Saturn was one of the main things that got me re-playing all my old games when I started playing Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 again. I didn't have a good gaming TV so I got one and when I got the TV I really wanted to play my N64 games The controller is perhaps a bit weird as the L and R buttons are on the back rather than the top. I prefer it to the standard controller, but I still ended up playing UMK3 on an emulator as I find it much easier to use the keyboard.



Gazza	Dec 27 2010, 01:58 PM Post #244
Established Member Posts: 168 Group: Members Member #384 Joined: November 10, 2010	So I haven't mentioned any of my clone console systems yet. I don't believe I saw any others here mentioning these types of systems in their collection lists, so I didn't either. But anyway, clone wise I do have a few systems. You guys are all probably aware of the usual canditates like the Retro Duo and the Yobo line of retro systems like the FC Twin, FC3plus, GN Twin, FC 16 Go, etc etc. So I won't show those. But a couple clone systems you might not be aware of I'll post the pics below. These are NES clone systems. The one takes the shape of a playstation and the other looks like a Famicom system. Note the Famicom carts are all of the pirated variety with some showing what is like a multi-game-in-one type feature. The last pic is of a system that is still on it's way to me. So I haven't received it yet but this is the image the seller showed me when I was bidding on it on a local auction site. Should receive it in the next few days. It's an Xbox-like system with playstation-like controllers and including a light-gun, but that plays only NES/Famicom type games. The concept sounded a little ridiculous to me, so I had to get it. I didn't get any more details on it but it looks like some kind of Hong Kong, or such, manufactured product.
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Mk II	Dec 27 2010, 02:14 PM Post #245
Elite Posts: 4,493 Group: Staff (Ret.) Member #381 Joined: November 7, 2010	Clones? i've got clones! SuperCom 72 SNES lookalike: BS-500: the FunZone MasterGames console: they make look like a SNES or PlayStation but they are all cheap & nasty Famicom clones; often accompanied by a cartridge full of pirated Famicom games. Imagine you are the kid that asked Santa for a PlayStation and got something like this instead. Edited by Mk II, Dec 27 2010, 02:17 PM.



Shangyou	Dec 27 2010, 11:29 PM Post #246
Dreamwalker Posts: 690 Group: Senior Members Member #286 Joined: March 17, 2010	If you guys like collecting clone consoles, you should really go to Malaysia some time. They've got more clone consoles there than real ones. (I know because I go there for vacations all the time)



Gazza	Dec 28 2010, 01:42 AM Post #247
Established Member Posts: 168 Group: Members Member #384 Joined: November 10, 2010	Mk II Dec 27 2010, 02:14 PM Imagine you are the kid that asked Santa for a PlayStation and got something like this instead. That's exactly right. I mean I'd know how I feel if I was all up for playing some kick-ass Sony game, only to find out that I was stuck with some rip-off Nintendo clone. Seriously though, there are some "decent" clone systems out there. In particular, speaking of the more recent clone systems, I'd say one can't place every one of them in the "crap" category, because it's simply not true. For example, The Retro Duo plays NES, SNES/Super Famicom carts. It plays Euro, US and Jap carts and has a high compatibility rate. It also has S-Video out. So the picture quality is decent enough. Another very good clone is the FC 16 Go. This is a portable SNES system and is of very good quality. In particular, the Model 2 version of this system is highly recommended. Amongst other improvements is a better D-pad, bigger bumper triggers and stereo sound. You can hook this system up to a TV as well and using it's own proprietry wireless controllers, it's a lot of fun.
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Mk II	Dec 28 2010, 03:59 AM Post #248
Elite Posts: 4,493 Group: Staff (Ret.) Member #381 Joined: November 7, 2010	Quote: there are some "decent" clone systems out there yes, but they dont try to look like something they are not; they are upfront about what they are and have a reasonable build quality. Perhaps they should be called something else, like "after market consoles" instead of clones. The knock-offs in my collection are all really terrible in all respects... lousy picture quality, cheap plastic casing, flimsy leads, awful controllers. No value whatsoever and i only picked them up because they were 1 or 2 Euro.



Gazza	Dec 28 2010, 04:41 AM Post #249
Established Member Posts: 168 Group: Members Member #384 Joined: November 10, 2010	Well the 'FC 16 Go' does look a little bit I guess like a DS Phat. But yeah I do take your point and you are right. A better term for these type of clones would definately be, as you say, aftermarket consoles. Edited by Gazza, Dec 28 2010, 07:02 AM.
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Mk II	Dec 30 2010, 11:46 AM Post #250
Elite Posts: 4,493 Group: Staff (Ret.) Member #381 Joined: November 7, 2010	recent arrivals: three solar Game & Watch replica keychains. (the LCD screens work but the buttons don't do anything) Edited by Mk II, Dec 30 2010, 03:52 PM.



LordXaero	Jan 3 2011, 12:27 PM Post #251
Established Member Posts: 114 Group: Members Member #412 Joined: January 2, 2011	Here's my other systems and a brief tour of what my room looks like: And when you have so many accessories and controllers, you HAVE to be organized:
	"Heaven Knows I'll Miss You Now You're Gone"


Gazza	Jan 3 2011, 12:57 PM Post #252
Established Member Posts: 168 Group: Members Member #384 Joined: November 10, 2010	Very nice! It looks like a gamers room, as it should be. There are other collections out there that feel like you're kinda walking into a museum with mass upon mass of gaming paraphernalia. I prefer this type of setup. One thing that caught my eye but that's not gaming related is that HD-DVD player. I've used mine to the almost total exclusion of my PS3's Blu-ray player. HD-DVD's are of excellent visual and audio quality and can be had for a couple dollars brand new! Anyway, I also see a Virtual Boy in those pics. Always a guaranteed conversation starter that one. lol And nice to see the really old-school Atari woody amongst your other systems.
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Mk II	Jan 3 2011, 03:32 PM Post #253
Elite Posts: 4,493 Group: Staff (Ret.) Member #381 Joined: November 7, 2010	Quote: a museum with mass upon mass of gaming paraphernalia. hey, don't dis my game room im simply running out of space; so many hobbies & collections - plus a lot of junk ive inherited from my parents - but just one house. something's got to give!



stinger9142	Jan 3 2011, 06:52 PM Post #254
Endure and survive... Posts: 6,726 Group: Admin Member #48 Joined: December 4, 2006	i got mario kart for the ds for christmas! yay! haven't got to play it much this week though



Coorsy101	Jan 3 2011, 07:21 PM Post #255
Senior Member Posts: 566 Group: Members Member #378 Joined: November 2, 2010	stinger9142 Jan 3 2011, 06:52 PM i got mario kart for the ds for christmas! yay! haven't got to play it much this week though thats the only game i even owned for the DS. For the whole 3 months i actually owned one that is. Such a great game, i would link up with my friend in my history of rock and rock class everyday senior year... Made the class fly right by! ...and yes i passed : P. Also my friend claims i had one of those virtual boys when i was younger... yet i dont remember ever having something like that. Were there any other headset games released in the 90s? -Corey
	American Controllers: 12/19 (9/15 Boxed/Sealed) Systems: 1/9 (1/9 Boxed) Japanese Controllers: 7/18 (6/18 Boxed) Systems: 1/10 (1/10 Boxed)


Gazza	Jan 4 2011, 01:40 AM Post #256
Established Member Posts: 168 Group: Members Member #384 Joined: November 10, 2010	Mk II Jan 3 2011, 03:32 PM Quote: a museum with mass upon mass of gaming paraphernalia. hey, don't dis my game room im simply running out of space; so many hobbies & collections - plus a lot of junk ive inherited from my parents - but just one house. something's got to give! Here's an idea , You could always build another room from the spare Nintendo parts you have. That way you could lessen the burden of lack of space in your main gaming area. Coorsy101 Jan 3 2011, 07:21 PM my friend claims i had one of those virtual boys when i was younger... yet i dont remember ever having something like that. Were there any other headset games released in the 90s? Your friend was probably thinking of one of these, this contraption was called the Tiger Electronics R-Zone. Edited by Gazza, Jan 4 2011, 01:43 AM.
	______________________________ Even if the voices aren't real, they have some pretty good ideas.


clarky_n64	Jan 4 2011, 02:37 AM Post #257
Modding Monster Posts: 2,184 Group: Staff (Ret.) Member #366 Joined: September 27, 2010	Thats a really nice neat collection you have there LordXaero and a very tidy games room. I can't wait to move into my new house to setup my own personal games room. The girlfriend won't even know whats hit her haha
	Clarky & Smithy Creations YouTube Channel


LordXaero	Jan 4 2011, 08:09 AM Post #258
Established Member Posts: 114 Group: Members Member #412 Joined: January 2, 2011	clarky_n64 Jan 4 2011, 02:37 AM Thats a really nice neat collection you have there LordXaero and a very tidy games room. I can't wait to move into my new house to setup my own personal games room. The girlfriend won't even know whats hit her haha Appreciate the comment bro. It's funny, my friends get on me so much for being so neat. My reply: I bet I know where everything is at. Haha.
	"Heaven Knows I'll Miss You Now You're Gone"


Vyothric	Jan 4 2011, 08:23 AM Post #259
Most Frantic Posts: 194 Group: Closed Member #374 Joined: October 24, 2010	clarky_n64 Jan 4 2011, 02:37 AM The girlfriend won't even know whats hit her haha I'm sure you will when you see your games flying towards you LordXaero Jan 4 2011, 08:09 AM It's funny, my friends get on me so much for being so neat. I've always been rubbish an organising things. It took me years to semi-organise my games/consoles. I still didn't lose any boxes/instruction manuals for games though, so I always wonder how people manage that. Edited by Vyothric, Jan 4 2011, 08:25 AM.



LordXaero	Jan 4 2011, 08:57 AM Post #260
Established Member Posts: 114 Group: Members Member #412 Joined: January 2, 2011	Vyothric Jan 4 2011, 08:23 AM clarky_n64 Jan 4 2011, 02:37 AM I've always been rubbish an organising things. It took me years to semi-organise my games/consoles. I still didn't lose any boxes/instruction manuals for games though, so I always wonder how people manage that. I've always been organized in general. When in middle and high school, while everyone had pens and paper, I had a PDA to jot down my notes. Haha. It's just something about knowing where everything is, and knowing that everything is in its proper place that is well rewarding in the end. I just noticed, I messed that quote coding up. Edited by LordXaero, Jan 4 2011, 09:03 AM.
	"Heaven Knows I'll Miss You Now You're Gone"


clarky_n64	Feb 7 2011, 06:12 AM Post #261
Modding Monster Posts: 2,184 Group: Staff (Ret.) Member #366 Joined: September 27, 2010	Well I've just moved into my new house (YAY!) and I've finally got round to setting up my games room, some of it anyway. The room The shelving was left on the walls from the previous owner so I put it to some good use and finally and more importantly, my N64 games which will be shelved very soon. So lets see what you guys currently have setup
	Clarky & Smithy Creations YouTube Channel


Shangyou	Feb 7 2011, 06:27 AM Post #262
Dreamwalker Posts: 690 Group: Senior Members Member #286 Joined: March 17, 2010	<3 the white n64! I really need to get one of those to put on top of my Doctor V64... I'll take a picture of my room sometime soon and post it up here.



Coorsy101	Feb 7 2011, 09:06 AM Post #263
Senior Member Posts: 566 Group: Members Member #378 Joined: November 2, 2010	Shangyou Feb 7 2011, 06:27 AM <3 the white n64! I really need to get one of those to put on top of my Doctor V64... I'll take a picture of my room sometime soon and post it up here. the only way you can get one of those is if you custom make it! Nintendo did not release a White N64, tho it would have looks awesome! I think ill take some pictures of my setup today as well! Great Topic BTW, i always considered doing this one! -Corey
	American Controllers: 12/19 (9/15 Boxed/Sealed) Systems: 1/9 (1/9 Boxed) Japanese Controllers: 7/18 (6/18 Boxed) Systems: 1/10 (1/10 Boxed)


Alice Lawless	Feb 7 2011, 02:24 PM Post #264
N64 collection completed 7/29/12 Posts: 1,509 Group: Senior Members Member #260 Joined: January 12, 2010	Topic of the year? I'm going to be uploading pics (in this and the thousand other topics I said that in) later. Checking the page on my phone, so.... yeah.
	Facebook: STIK ROSS 297/296 NTSC N64 [100%] (Zelda GOLD) 7/7 PAL N64 [100%]


stinger9142	Feb 7 2011, 05:42 PM Post #265
Endure and survive... Posts: 6,726 Group: Admin Member #48 Joined: December 4, 2006	Nice topic, I think we had one a long time ago. Anyhow... Nice setup. Clarky Sadly my gaming area has been wherever I happen to be holding my ds at lately. That is all I have got to play since the first of January (Glover.) I will try to get a pic of my normal area soon. It is a coffee table with a 13" RCA on it I also have a metal shelf in the bedroom where I have all my gaming systems on that I am not currently playing.



alxbly	Feb 7 2011, 06:59 PM Post #266
Ancient Posts: 9,922 Group: Staff (Ret.) Member #168 Joined: October 18, 2008	Lovely setup Clarky, your custom N64's are amazing! However, we've already got a topic for this so I've combined the two (the old topic wasn't as clearly titled as it should have been). It would be great to see some more photos of everyone setup, games and collections. I need to post some new photos of mine, since it's changed since I last showed it.



LordXaero	Feb 8 2011, 11:12 PM Post #267
Established Member Posts: 114 Group: Members Member #412 Joined: January 2, 2011	Here's a room tour video of my room that I did recently.
	"Heaven Knows I'll Miss You Now You're Gone"


Coorsy101	Feb 9 2011, 12:53 AM Post #268
Senior Member Posts: 566 Group: Members Member #378 Joined: November 2, 2010	LordXaero Feb 8 2011, 11:12 PM Here's a room tour video of my room that I did recently. Love it man! So clean and organized.. I cant wait to buy a main shelf so i can actually display my items. The small shelf i have right now is just kind of storing them. Everything is just lined up on the shelf so im definately looking forward to showing them off on a new shelf -Corey
	American Controllers: 12/19 (9/15 Boxed/Sealed) Systems: 1/9 (1/9 Boxed) Japanese Controllers: 7/18 (6/18 Boxed) Systems: 1/10 (1/10 Boxed)


LordXaero	Feb 9 2011, 08:56 AM Post #269
Established Member Posts: 114 Group: Members Member #412 Joined: January 2, 2011	Coorsy101 Feb 9 2011, 12:53 AM LordXaero Feb 8 2011, 11:12 PM Here's a room tour video of my room that I did recently. Love it man! So clean and organized.. I cant wait to buy a main shelf so i can actually display my items. The small shelf i have right now is just kind of storing them. Everything is just lined up on the shelf so im definately looking forward to showing them off on a new shelf -Corey Thanks man. I actually want to get a glass shelf, that has doors to put my systems that are on display in. It'd be easier to keep them from dust, and people touching them.
	"Heaven Knows I'll Miss You Now You're Gone"


Coorsy101	Feb 9 2011, 10:28 AM Post #270
Senior Member Posts: 566 Group: Members Member #378 Joined: November 2, 2010	Yah i would love one of those display shelves. But i dont have enough space in my room, or money in my wallet for one of those. Maybe when my collection grows out of my room and im forced to setup shop in the basement... maybe then ill be able to invest in one. I hate haveing to wipe dust off weekly :\ -Corey
	American Controllers: 12/19 (9/15 Boxed/Sealed) Systems: 1/9 (1/9 Boxed) Japanese Controllers: 7/18 (6/18 Boxed) Systems: 1/10 (1/10 Boxed)

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