mjmjr25 wrote:1) Where at in MN?
2) Where are the cabs? What kind?
3) Constructive feedback - build/buy some more customized shelving for the games - all that extra space in front of the games detracts aesthetically (the console shelving is cool though).
4)Some quality boxed SNES/N64 stuffs, and granted, cell phone pics - but they appear to be very nice shape. Nice job.
Haha thanks everyone! This is the culmination of 26 years of collecting. I couldn't figure out a way to store systems and over the years, I figured the storage solution on tipping them sideways to store worked best. Even the cheapest Walmart shelves that I used are $20. So....thats $150 in shelving alone....
When I moved in, those shelves were sitting in the garage so I figured mounting them on the wall next to the TV would be ideal.1. I live south of the Twin Cities.
2. These kind:
The game room is on the second floor, even if I were to afford the space, carrying them up the stairs is a deal breaker.
3. I wish I had a better shelving option for my budget and a reaaaallly long shelf is not ideal for the shear amount I have. I don't plan on being done with my collection...ever... so that space will get used.
4. Most of them came from my glory days of managing a used game store. 90% of my paycheck went back into that place. Plus since I was in charge, I got to take the choice selections of mint box, manual, cart. Sometimes, I'd mix and match, other times I'd hold on to one until a better piece came in. That was in 1998-1999 so that was prime N64 market.
Not that I blame you at all. Sorta like working at a strip club and knowing which girls are "normal", and which girls will cut you. It's important to know the inventory and act accordingly.
