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dsheinem · **Posted:** Thu Nov 05, 2009 12:33 pm

nudeyboy wrote:

I have started the laborious task of cataloging my collection and I have realised that I have actually only played and completed a small percentage of what I own. With this in mind my new mission is to actually play the games I own and resist the urge to buy the next obscure must have jem discussed on Racketboy (for now anyway!).

This is a constant struggle for me too, so I completely understand where you're coming from. I've probably played 2/3-3/4 of my collection, but there is stuff that sits around for a year or more before I ever get to it.

I find that if you make a want list and limit yourself to only buying those items - those things that you know you'd play soon after acquiring them - you'll probably be better off.

Nice collection, by the way. I am envious of your retro gamer magazine collection :mrgreen:

Do you not own any loose carts? Or are those tucked away somewhere?

h8b1llg8ts · **Posted:** Thu Nov 05, 2009 3:51 pm

Very clean very nice ... everytime I see one of these set ups I cry thinking of everytime I throw away my cart boxes and manuals.

But their right, nudeyboy, 400 games in that condition superseades us with 1200+ games ...

samsonlonghair · **Joined:** Tue Feb 17, 2009 6:11 pm **Posts:** 101

I dig your GP2X. Very cool SNES collection too.

nudeyboy · **Posted:** Fri Nov 06, 2009 6:25 pm

dsheinem wrote:

nudeyboy wrote:

I have started the laborious task of cataloging my collection and I have realised that I have actually only played and completed a small percentage of what I own. With this in mind my new mission is to actually play the games I own and resist the urge to buy the next obscure must have jem discussed on Racketboy (for now anyway!).

This is a constant struggle for me too, so I completely understand where you're coming from. I've probably played 2/3-3/4 of my collection, but there is stuff that sits around for a year or more before I ever get to it.

I find that if you make a want list and limit yourself to only buying those items - those things that you know you'd play soon after acquiring them - you'll probably be better off.

Nice collection, by the way. I am envious of your retro gamer magazine collection :mrgreen:

Do you not own any loose carts? Or are those tucked away somewhere?

I do own a few loose snes and super famicom carts which I keep tucked away in a drawer. For the purposes of posterity here they are:

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Nudeyboy's game room - Warning picture heavy

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