Broodstar’s Game Boy Collection ~updated 23.08.2014~

[Broodstar]

Major update: Sold all my bootlegs :p (except the 30in1 cart that has some value).

[Broodstar]

I've bought a Nintendo 3DS (Aqua Blue), The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, Super Mario 3D Land and Shinobi.

So, I'm starting to collect 3DS, it's a very solid console
I'll add the pictures this week.

[Broodstar]

I have finally managed to organize my pictures. Still a little more work to do (add pictures for the 3ds console and games and maybe update a few pictures), but things are looking already better

Also added Nail 'n' Scale to the collection.

[Broodstar]

It was a good winter vacation for me: i have started collecting Sega Master System.
So everything is added in the first post, with pictures.

My gaming corner is starting to gain some personality

[Broodstar]

New games added for both game boy and sega master system.

I've finally found some games that i was looking for, like:





and




More pictures in the first post.

[Hobie-wan]

Man, what crackhead designed (or was red taped into mangling) that Shadow of the Beast cover? With all those banners and crap there's barely any room left for the artwork.

[Michi]

Man, what crackhead designed (or was red taped into mangling) that Shadow of the Beast cover? With all those banners and crap there's barely any room left for the artwork.

I'm inclined to believe that that's more along the lines of what happened, as it happens to me quite frequently. I'll come up with a nice design that gets complemented by the client, but before the thing goes to print there ends up being about a half a dozen cases of "Oh, how about this?", "Could you add this here?", "Oh, we forgot, we need to add this too..."

And thus, the design is screwed because by the time they tell you all the little changes they want, there's no time to redesign it properly by the deadline and you end up with a big case of "blah!"

[FerretGamer]

After much pondering, I've decided to go the binder route for my Gameboy games like you. Initially, I was printing the covers and putting them into DS cases. I only did ten of them that way and quickly realized that this would take up a lot of my already limited space. It's a nice way to show the artwork of the cartridges as well as organize and find them easily. It's definitely one of the nicest ways to do it if you're worried about space.

Thank you for the inspiration.

[Broodstar]

After much pondering, I've decided to go the binder route for my Gameboy games like you. Initially, I was printing the covers and putting them into DS cases. I only did ten of them that way and quickly realized that this would take up a lot of my already limited space. It's a nice way to show the artwork of the cartridges as well as organize and find them easily. It's definitely one of the nicest ways to do it if you're worried about space.

Thank you for the inspiration.

No problem, I'm happy I have discovered Racketboy and I can share my ideas and discover new ones

[Broodstar]

Sad week, I had to sell my entire Sega collection to support my participation in the World Magic Cup Qualifiers. Sold it for about 200$ and invested the money in my magic the gathering deck.
The good thing is that I finished on the 3rd place and won a lot of prizes.
And I have two more Qualifiers to attend to