Coolest purchases/items in gaming collecting
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AppleQueso
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Everyone's pooping all over the OP, but I totally get where they're coming from. A collection focused more on interesting and unique gaming related items as opposed to building a library of 'classics' or favorites or something, I think that's perfectly reasonable.
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A Nintendo Color TV Game unit would be a really neat thing to have in a game collection. Saw one in person yesterday at the CCAG.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Color_TV_Game
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Color_TV_Game
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Oh oh oh! A Dreamcast CX-1 would be so cool!
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Happens all the time. It's called Rackethazing, to make sure our new members are tested in all the ways of the forums.AppleQueso wrote:Everyone's pooping all over the OP
Xeogred wrote:The obvious answer is that it's time for the Dreamcast 2.
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There were only a couple sarcastic/negative responses. Everyone else has been polite and helpful.AppleQueso wrote:Everyone's pooping all over the OP, but I totally get where they're coming from. A collection focused more on interesting and unique gaming related items as opposed to building a library of 'classics' or favorites or something, I think that's perfectly reasonable.
This is the first I've ever seen that term. Compared to almost any other gaming forum out there, this is some tame stuff.ExedExes wrote:Happens all the time. It's called Rackethazing, to make sure our new members are tested in all the ways of the forums.
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Get something of batman, everyone loves batman. Even the enemies of batman love batman.1. It must look cool to non-gamers and non-collectors. The initial impression is key, of the room and of the particular items.
2. At the same time have some hardware that's appealing to collectors in a nerdy, technological way, of appreciation of the specificness of it more than of its price.
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Yeah, because I made it up.marurun wrote:This is the first I've ever seen that term. Compared to almost any other gaming forum out there, this is some tame stuff.
Xeogred wrote:The obvious answer is that it's time for the Dreamcast 2.
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The coolest gaming thing I can think of that would be worth owning is this modded R2D2 that houses a multitude of consoles. I want it so bad.


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As I look around my game room... the biggest pieces that are conversation starters are my original system boxes or ms pacman/galaga cocktail arcade. Most anyone I know has had the experience of receiving a retro game console as a christmas or birthday present and remember what the box looked or playing one of these cocktail arcades at an old restaurant as a kid. The first question I always get it either "You still have that system!?" or "Does it actually still work!?".
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That is amazing.J T wrote:The coolest gaming thing I can think of that would be worth owning is this modded R2D2 that houses a multitude of consoles. I want it so bad.