goddam that is comprehensive

The funny thing about PS1 games it that the number feels huge, but the shelf I keep them on is still just a little wire CD rack that only takes up a small part of the room.

I got a few more from my local place, nothing special since it's just Colony Wars and a few arcade compilations.

Just kinda got my world rocked when I saw them selling Tomba for 180 bucks.

@ThatMagicalMage Yeah, unfortunately a lot of my childhood discs are either unusable or got sold to Gamestop in the great massacre of 2005. The bright side is that most of them weren't expensive when I started this, I'm just glad I got those Armored Cores a long time ago while they were five bucks on the wire shelf at my local place before post-AC6 trailer drop made them all skyrocket to triple digit prices.

Thank you btw.

I almost sold basically my entire Wii library at some point, and I'm so glad I ended up deciding against it. I still did sold some couple of DS and 3DS games tho, and to this day I lament that, my copy of A Link Between Worlds deserved better...

Also I really appreciate this being in alphabetical order, I find it so satisfying when games are organized that way, amazing collection!

@DemonAndGames I had the same random mystical force that kept me from selling any Gamecube games, somehow it taught me early that Nintendo games would go up in price and forever maintain their value. Still never gonna own Paper Mario TTYD tho...

thanks!

Holy shit dude what

@DJSCheddar It's both a blessing and a curse.....

you have a lot of money

@HylianBran money was indeed burned, but it was like a slow crawl over the course of eight years and when the games were like a quarter of the price. My intake is basically almost non-existent these days.

I guess when I think of it like that it isn't so crazy. It's just that I don't really buy games like this. Like, new games available to buy, yeah I'll get those, but I don't get games like this. I started downloading games to play on emulators when I was really young and that's just how I play those sorts of games, even nowadays when I have the ability to buy a lot of them. I actually play most non-arcade games on original hardware even if I p1rAt3 most of them and use flash carts or burned discs. I bought some super nintendo stuff about a year ago and I was all like "ok I'm gonna become a real gamer now and collect a bunch of super famicom games!" and I bought like six games and just kinda stopped.

I am a firm believer that the future of most of these games is on cd*ce and ar**.org.

I'm going to hell