Storage Room Collection: Computer and Video Games
The third set of photos of things I don't use but just can't part with - at least not yet. I've been getting rid of things non-stop for the past 6-12 months, and this is what remains.
Today I'm showcasing Computer and Video Games
(Note: Most of these items were not acquired during my childhood but over the past 10 years.)
Sega Saturn with the box, $15 at a thrift store! I may sell this soon (and replace it with a Sega CD...)
Missing: "Resident Evil: Code Veronica" (Hunter's getting me a replacement copy)
Famicom Clone, $5 at a thrift store! My only game for it is "Splatterhouse: Wanpaku Graffiti", but I'm sure there are plenty of games that weren't released outside of Japan that I'd be interested in (among them a Megaman game.)
Miscellaneous
The Spyro game is the case and instructions only (from a thrift store, 10 cents.) Some guy working at Pink Gorilla gave me the copy of Sewer Shark for free, heh. I threw away "Mario's Cement Factory" when it stopped working (or maybe the batteries just died and I stupidly threw it away), but the instructions remain. The Mario sticker and the pack of scratch-off cards were free from The Surfing Pizza
For larger pictures and more descriptions, check out my set on flickr: Storage Room
Today I'm showcasing Computer and Video Games
(Note: Most of these items were not acquired during my childhood but over the past 10 years.)
Sega Saturn with the box, $15 at a thrift store! I may sell this soon (and replace it with a Sega CD...)
Missing: "Resident Evil: Code Veronica" (Hunter's getting me a replacement copy)
Famicom Clone, $5 at a thrift store! My only game for it is "Splatterhouse: Wanpaku Graffiti", but I'm sure there are plenty of games that weren't released outside of Japan that I'd be interested in (among them a Megaman game.)
Miscellaneous
The Spyro game is the case and instructions only (from a thrift store, 10 cents.) Some guy working at Pink Gorilla gave me the copy of Sewer Shark for free, heh. I threw away "Mario's Cement Factory" when it stopped working (or maybe the batteries just died and I stupidly threw it away), but the instructions remain. The Mario sticker and the pack of scratch-off cards were free from The Surfing Pizza
For larger pictures and more descriptions, check out my set on flickr: Storage Room