Bone's Game Room - UPDATE 07/23/13

[Blu]

Bone, you have a rockin' collection. Thanks for sharing!

[sosoyo180]

Best part of the game room:

The Kramer.

[BoneSnapDeez]

Best part of the game room:

The Kramer.

Good eyes!

He is a loathsome, offensive brute, yet I can't look away...

[Afrokid]

Nice!

All is pretty tidy and well classified.

[Michi]

Some excellent items in there for sure.

But if I'm being completely honest, what I love about those pictures the most is that, out of all that gaming goodness, the one game you chose to display on the TV was from Sailor Moon. I fully support that decision.

[BoneSnapDeez]

Some excellent items in there for sure.

But if I'm being completely honest, what I love about those pictures the most is that, out of all that gaming goodness, the one game you chose to display on the TV was from Sailor Moon. I fully support that decision.

Hahaha it's in the SNES quite a lot, as it's one of a handful of games my wife will actually play - the others being Tetris, Bubble Bobble, and Flicky.

[LXL_Guy]

Nice collection. I think ya need to clean those yellow stickers off your PS2 games. That is if they're not on the actual cover art and on the sleeve.

[BoneSnapDeez]

Nice collection. I think ya need to clean those yellow stickers off your PS2 games. That is if they're not on the actual cover art and on the sleeve.

I agree.

When I started collecting a few years back I went to GameStop almost exclusively because I didn't know where else to go. Ended up with many stickery games. I'm torn between trying to scrub all that shiz off or just buying replacement cases.

[dmike]

I like the older DOS PC. Nothing beats playing the DOS games in their true environment.

I ended up with a Packard Bell 486 SX 25 which fits the bill perfect because it's such an underperformer for what it is. Can run anything from CGA bootables up to late Wizardry games at the speed they should run at (not counting Wiz .

DOS 6.22 with CD drive as well. Perfect all arounder.

[BoneSnapDeez]

Added pics of my pre-NES games plus my 8-bit computer titles. Enjoy!