Ha, the Pokemon fanboy has a 3DO in his picture :smt042 I thought this was supposed to be a Nintendo ONLY collection. Looks to me like he went out to a pawn shop and bought some random stuff to make his "collection" seem more impressive.
Ha, the Pokemon fanboy has a 3DO in his picture :smt042 I thought this was supposed to be a Nintendo ONLY collection. Looks to me like he went out to a pawn shop and bought some random stuff to make his "collection" seem more impressive.
WTF? Do I see a mouse on top of his SNES?! Did they even sell them outside Japan?
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That poke kid's collection is sad. I had a much larger collection of Nintendo stuff when I was his age.
Ok, well not the plushes, but I had around 15-20 N64 games, 6 SNES Games, 5 GB games, a GB Pocket and GBC, SNES, N64, bunches of Nintendo Power mags (erf), a complete set of Pokemon cards, and some strategy guides.
Not bad, but from a value/actual collection stand point, my collection wasn't terrible given that I still had to depend on allowance and could only buy one game (for any system--rules. blah.) a month.
heh, you where pretty lucky, you know? i was able to buy a new game each after i finished the last one (with a minimum of 2 or 3 months, if not, my mother didn't belived me) and only if the price of the game i wanted was low, those where the old times. i think the only exception was when my uncle bought me my nes at my birthday with super mario bros, and my mother gave me the legend of zelda 2 weeks after. :smt045Originally Posted by einbebop44
sure, i had little secrets, i started to search in garage sales at a very young age, there was some pretty good deals sometimes and i could afford the prices without asking my mother to buy it for me. Now, at each summer, i do garages sales as a tradition, and because you can find little treasures for low prices sometimes!
aaahhh... the good ol' times! :-D
my collection was pretty small, but i was a master in each games and knew them like the inside of my pocket, unlike now.
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exact, there's not alot of snes games that used the mouse here (2 or 3), but it's still common.They came with mario paint i believe...
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Yeah, but try collecting all that shit in the UK. Most SNES/N64 carts were £45-65 new, Nintendo Power isn't sold there (OK, there's the Official UK Nintendo mag, but it's probably more expensive), and not forgetting the fact that Nintendo generally hates Europe!
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