Most of my collection!

neorichieb1971 · Post by **neorichieb1971** » Sun Jul 03, 2005 12:50 am

Saturn Hardware 07/02/2005

Derby Stallion Saturn
2 Clear Saturn pads
3 Gray Saturn pads (boxed)
1 SBOM multitap (boxed)
1 Virtua Gun (boxed)
2 Analog Controllers

Sega Saturn games 07/02/2005 (All Japanese)

2DO Arukotowa Sandoahru – Puzzle and Action
Arcade Gears - Image Fight & Xmultiply
Arcade Gears – Gun Frontier
Astal
Baku Baku Animal
Bomberman (SBOM Multiptap)
Bubble Symphony
Capcom Generation 1
Capcom Generation 2
Capcom Generation 3
Capcom Generation 4
Capcom Generation 5
Cotton 2 (Magical night dreams)
Detana Twinbee Yahho-! Deluxe pack
Elevator Action Returns
Gradius Deluxe pack
Gunbird
Hanagumi Taisen Columns
Irem Arcade Classics
Keio - Flying Squadron 2
Kyukyoku Tiger II Plus
Layer Section
Liquid Kids
Marvel Super Heroes
Marvel Super Heroes VS Street Fighter
Metal Black
Night Striker S
Nights
Panzer Dragoon
Panzer Dragoon RPG (sealed)
Panzer Dragoon Zwei
Parodius Deluxe pack
Prikura Daisakusen
Puzzle Bobble 2x
Radiant Silvergun
Sega Ages - Afterburner II
Sega Ages - Columns arcade collection
Sega Ages - Fantasy Zone
Sega Ages - Outrun
Sega Ages - Power Drift
Sega Ages – Roukaniichidantoa-Ru
Sega Ages - Space Harrier
Sega Ages – Syukudaigatantoa-Ru (sealed)
Sega Rally Championship
Sexy Parodius
Shienryu
Soukugurentai
Street Fighter Zero
Street Fighter Zero 2
Street Fighter Zero 3 (4MB pack)
Steaming Gear Mash
Super Puzzle Fighter 2
Taito Chase HQ Plus S.C.I (Special Criminal Investigation)
Tetris Plus
Thunderforce 5
Thunderforce Gold Pack 1
Thunderforce Gold Pack 2
Virtua Cop
Virtua Cop 2
X-Men
X-Men Vs Street fighter (4MB pack)

Gamecube Hardware 07/02/2005

1 Japanese Indigo switched Gamecube (boxed)
1 American Platinum Gamecube (boxed)
2 49 block memory cards

Nintendo Gamecube Games 07/02/2005

Burnout
Fzero GX
Luigi’s Mansion
Metal Gear Solid “The Twin Snakes”
Midways Arcade Classics Volume One
Prince Of Persia
Prince of Persia : Warrior Within
Resident Evil
Resident Evil Zero
Resident Evil 4 Gamestop Limited Edition
Super Mario Sunshine
Super Monkey Ball

Playstation 2 Hardware 07/02/2005

1 American Playstation 2 system
1 Japanese Playstation 2 system
1 8MB Memory card

Playstation 2 Games 07/02/2005 (All USA except where specified)

Burnout 2
Dodonpachi Dai ou jou (JP release)
Gitaroo Man
God of War
Gradius 3 and 4
Katamari Damacy
Ico
Metal Gear Solid 2 : Sons of Liberty
Onimusha
Onimusha 2 : Warlords
Rez
Ridge Racer 5
R-Type Final
Silent Hill 2
Tekken 5

Super Nintendo Hardware 07/02/2005

1 Super Nintendo system
4 Super Nintendo controllers (All Nintendo)

Super Nintendo Games 07/02/2005 (All USA except where specified)

Axelay (JP release)
Castlevania 4
Donkey Kong Country
F-Zero
Pilotwings
Space Megaforce
Super Mariokart
Super Metroid
Super Punchout
Super Street Fighter 2
Uniracers
Zelda – A link to the Past

Playstation Hardware 07/02/2005

1 Japanese modded Playstation SCPH1000 (svideo port) from 1994 (boxed)
1 Small Japanese extra controller with 3 foot chord from 1994 (boxed)
1 Japanese Dualshock controller (boxed)
2 Standard Playstation controllers (Without analog)
4 Sony Official Memory cards
1 Trackball

Playstation Games 07/02/2005

Arkanoid R2000 (JP)
Bubble Bobble and Rainbow Islands (USA)
Castlevania Chronicles (JP)
Dino Crisis (USA)
Dino Crisis 2 (USA)
Donpachi (JP) (Sealed)
Dodonpachi (JP)
Dracula X + Music disc and art book (JP)
Einhander (JP)
Gradius Gaiden (JP)
Gun Bullet Guncon pack (JP)
Jumping Flash (JP)
Jumping Flash 2 (JP) Includes American JF1.
Konami Arcade Classics (USA) (Sealed)
Harmful Park (JP)
Kyuuin (JP)
Oh Bakyuuun! (JP)
Metal Gear Solid (USA)
Motortoon Grand Prix 2 (JP)
Namco Museum One (USA)
Namco Museum Two (USA)
Namco Museum Three (USA)
Namco Museum Four (USA)
Namco Museum Five (USA)
Namco Museum Encore (JP)
Nichibitsu Arcade Classics (JP)
Parappa the Rapper including Map (JP)
Point Blank 2 (USA) (Sealed)
Point Blank 3 (USA)
Power Shovel Ni Narou! (JP)
Rage Racer (JP)
Raiden DX (JP)
RayStorm (JP)
Ray Tracer (JP)
Ridge Racer Revolution (JP)
R-Type Delta (JP)
R-Types (JP)
Silent Hill (USA)
Soul Edge (JP)
Strikers 1945 2 Superlite 1500 (JP) (Sealed)
Tekken (JP)
Tekken 2 (JP)
Tekken 3 (JP)
Tempest X3 (USA)
Tetris plus (USA)
Time Crisis Guncon pack (JP)
Toaplan Shooting Battle Volume One (JP)
Umihara Kuwase (JP)
Um Jammer Lammy (JP)
Wipeout (PAL)
Wipeout 2097 (PAL)

Dreamcast Hardware 07/02/2005

1 Japanese Launch day machine (boxed) with orange Dreamcast carry bag (mint)
1 Extra official controller (boxed)
1 VMS (boxed)
1 Puru Puru pack (boxed)
1 Capcom vs SNK (Capcom version) controller (boxed)

Dreamcast Games 07/02/2005

Bio Hazard Code Veronica Limited Edition (JP)
Capcom Vs SNK (JP)
Capcom Vs SNK 2 (JP)
Crazy Taxi (JP)
Daytona USA (JP)
F355 (JP)
Fur Fighters (USA)
Gigawing (JP)
House of the Dead 2 Gun Pack (JP)
Ikaruga (JP)
Gunbird 2 (JP)
Guilty Gear X + OST (JP)
Maken X (JP)
Marvel Vs Capcom 2 (JP)
Mr Driller (JP)
Pen Pen Trilcelon (USA)
Rayman (USA)
Samba De Amigo + Official Maraccas (USA)
Shutokou Battle (JP)
Soul Calibur (JP)
Street Fighter 3 Third Strike (JP)
Virtua On Oratorio Tangram (JP) (2 copies)
Zero Gunner 2 (JP)

Genesis Hardware 07/02/2005

1 Sega Genesis model 2
2 Sega Genesis 3 button controllers
1 Sega Genesis 6 button controller

Genesis Games 07/02/2005 (All USA)

Batman
Castle of Illusion
Elemental Master
Fantasia
Fire Shark
Gaiares
Gunstar Heroes
Hellfire
James Pond 2 : Operation Robocod
James Pond 3
Lost Vikings, The
Mega Turrican
Ranger X
Truxton
Quackshot

Nintendo 64 Hardware

1 Japanese Launch Nintendo 64 with 4MB expansion RAM (boxed)
1 Extra Official controller (2 if you include Mariokart Limited edition)
1 Rumble Pack (Starfox Limited edition)
1 Memory Pack

1080 (JP)
Conkers Bad Fur Day (USA)
Diddy Kong Racing (USA)
Jet Force Gemini (USA)
Mischief Makers (USA)
Pilotwings 64 (JP)
Sin and Punishment (JP)
Starfox Rumble pack Limited Edition (JP)
Super Mario 64 (JP)
Super Mariokart Joypad Limited Edition (JP)
Turok 64 (USA)
Waverace 64 (JP)
Zelda Majoras Mask Gold cart (USA)
Zelda Ocarina of time Gold cart (USA)

There is still alot to put on there.. stuff like Arcade cabinets, PCB's, My complete 39 set of NGPC UK collection, my Virtual boy + games, a 3DO FZ-1 and a few odds and ends.

Everything above except maybe 1 or 2 items is mint/near mint, complete with box and instructions and 80% of stuff has Spine card present. Apart from Raiden DX, Tetris plus and Strikers 1945 part 2, none are re-releases.

I guess its too much to ask for someone to value the above?

LoneSage · Post by **LoneSage** » Sun Jul 03, 2005 1:00 am

http://users.ign.com/collection/garfunkle54

I don't really like ign, but I have been using their site as a way to host my gaming collection. It's really convenient, but most of the time pricing is way off.

Are you sticking with your collection or are you going to sell it?

neorichieb1971 · Post by **neorichieb1971** » Sun Jul 03, 2005 2:57 am

I certainly won't sell all of it, or keep it all either.

To do this inventory took a couple of hours, it was more about sorting stuff out as I can never find anything. I have no room and the attic is the desired place for it all. The high temperatures at the moment are scaring me a bit, by the time I get to play that cart or disc it may have melted.

I don't use IGN's place at all, and when I did try to list my stuff it centered around USA stuff and I have alot of foreign goods as you can see.

SFKhoa · Post by **SFKhoa** » Sun Jul 03, 2005 2:58 am

http://sfkhoa.syphernet.com/games.html
Not much happening here, but at least my collection is growinggggggggggggggggggg.

visuatrox · Post by **visuatrox** » Sun Jul 03, 2005 5:51 am

neorichieb1971 wrote:I don't use IGN's place at all, and when I did try to list my stuff it centered around USA stuff and I have alot of foreign goods as you can see.

Yea that really annoys me too, I used to list my stuff there but alot of the games I have can not be found in their database. Therefore I use trusty old excel to create a list now (see my sig), although I have only bothered to make an inventory of my shmup related stuff.

I used to be an IGN insider, but everything went downhill there. First the inclusion of all banners everywhere. Then they messed up the file downloading process (with lots of annoying popups). And then their biased against anything not mainstream..

Bishamon · Post by **Bishamon** » Sun Jul 03, 2005 1:38 pm

neorichieb1971 wrote:I certainly won't sell all of it, or keep it all either.

To do this inventory took a couple of hours, it was more about sorting stuff out as I can never find anything. I have no room and the attic is the desired place for it all. The high temperatures at the moment are scaring me a bit, by the time I get to play that cart or disc it may have melted.

Even if the games don't melt, increased temperature will shorten the lifespan of CD and DVD media. Despite the polycarbonate and lacquer protecting the reflective layer of a CD, the aluminum will still oxidize over time, and this process will be accelerated if stored in a hot and/or humid environment.

In short, I would not recommend storing your collection in the attic.

neorichieb1971 · Post by **neorichieb1971** » Mon Jul 04, 2005 1:53 am

So really I should sell everything then whilst I can get something out of it.

The carts are the same probably as well arent they?

Dartagnan1083 · Post by **Dartagnan1083** » Mon Jul 04, 2005 2:31 am

Usually, IGN is good about adding new stuff to their database.
If something doesn't come up in the search, I pester them with Emails.

SheSaidDutch · Post by **SheSaidDutch** » Mon Jul 04, 2005 12:08 pm

Bishamon wrote:
neorichieb1971 wrote:I certainly won't sell all of it, or keep it all either.

To do this inventory took a couple of hours, it was more about sorting stuff out as I can never find anything. I have no room and the attic is the desired place for it all. The high temperatures at the moment are scaring me a bit, by the time I get to play that cart or disc it may have melted.

Even if the games don't melt, increased temperature will shorten the lifespan of CD and DVD media. Despite the polycarbonate and lacquer protecting the reflective layer of a CD, the aluminum will still oxidize over time, and this process will be accelerated if stored in a hot and/or humid environment.

In short, I would not recommend storing your collection in the attic.

My room is the attic and all my electrical equipment aswell, cd player,cd's,games dvd's,guitars,amps pedals etc

I'm currently keeping my PSTwo in a coolish draw atm

I was gonna put everything inthe spare room but......no my mother used it as a damn wardrobe that's a waste of space

Naiera · Post by **Naiera** » Mon Jul 04, 2005 1:13 pm

*SHAMELESS PLUG*

www.playright.info does not center around US stuff! It's got more games than IGN, seeing as there's also european and japanese releases in the database.

Direct link to "Play:Right Collect"

Accutron · Post by **Accutron** » Mon Jul 04, 2005 1:59 pm

Naiera wrote:*SHAMELESS PLUG*

www.playright.info does not center around US stuff! It's got more games than IGN, seeing as there's also european and japanese releases in the database.

Direct link to "Play:Right Collect"

Okay, so I tried this out. I have to know though, where are the whack values coming from? It says my mint complete Border Down is worth ~$15

Naiera · Post by **Naiera** » Mon Jul 04, 2005 2:40 pm

A ~ indicates that a price has not been set manually for the item. There are standard prices for games for each system. For example, Dreamcast games are $15, although it also depends on what you set the condition of your item to. Mint Complete will naturally be worth more than an item set to Poor.

While writing this reply I have just added a more sensible price to Border Down. Note that the Limited Edition already had this.

Accutron · Post by **Accutron** » Mon Jul 04, 2005 9:42 pm

If I may make a suggestion, could you expand the Atari XEGS category to cover all Atari 8-bit systems? They all use the exact same cartridges, and I'd like to be able to enter my Atari 8-bit hardware, but it's not covered in the list. Also, could you add the TI-99/4a?

icycalm · Post by **icycalm** » Tue Jul 05, 2005 1:00 pm

That's a really sweet collection. I should get around to making a list myself.

By the way, I really like seeing pics of collections. If you have any of yours then post it, man.

Turrican · Post by **Turrican** » Tue Jul 05, 2005 2:22 pm

Bishamon wrote:
neorichieb1971 wrote:I certainly won't sell all of it, or keep it all either.

To do this inventory took a couple of hours, it was more about sorting stuff out as I can never find anything. I have no room and the attic is the desired place for it all. The high temperatures at the moment are scaring me a bit, by the time I get to play that cart or disc it may have melted.

Even if the games don't melt, increased temperature will shorten the lifespan of CD and DVD media. Despite the polycarbonate and lacquer protecting the reflective layer of a CD, the aluminum will still oxidize over time, and this process will be accelerated if stored in a hot and/or humid environment.

In short, I would not recommend storing your collection in the attic.

Huh, scary! Although it was naive to think cd media as virtually eternal. So, what's the average lifespan of a cd? I ask because I just bought a 1988 cd on ebay. Can I rest sure that these optical things I have in my room will at least outlive me?

I keep them away from hot or humid, though.

Bishamon · Post by **Bishamon** » Tue Jul 05, 2005 7:11 pm

Turrican wrote:
Bishamon wrote: Even if the games don't melt, increased temperature will shorten the lifespan of CD and DVD media. Despite the polycarbonate and lacquer protecting the reflective layer of a CD, the aluminum will still oxidize over time, and this process will be accelerated if stored in a hot and/or humid environment.

In short, I would not recommend storing your collection in the attic.
Huh, scary! Although it was naive to think cd media as virtually eternal. So, what's the average lifespan of a cd? I ask because I just bought a 1988 cd on ebay. Can I rest sure that these optical things I have in my room will at least outlive me?

They should, if stored indoors. The only audio CDs I've had a real problem with were made by PDO (Philips) U.K. plant before mid'94. The laquer they were using for the top layer reacts with the reflective layer, causing it to oxidise very quickly. Some of them actually had a gold tint when originally purchased, and now they vary from deep gold to a dark bronze in color. If held up to a light, they have become extremely transparent. In the late '90s I actually had Philips replace some of the discs for me, but about half of the replacments they sent were already showing signs of the same problem.

Naiera · Post by **Naiera** » Tue Jul 05, 2005 7:45 pm

Accutron wrote: Also, could you add the TI-99/4a?

I can tell you for certain that we will not be adding advanced calculators

I'll suggest the rest though. The archive is not my main area of expertise, I usually just crack the whip on the forums (which are danish language only).

PaCrappa · Post by **PaCrappa** » Tue Jul 05, 2005 8:08 pm

Ti 99! Brings back fond memories of tape drives and Parsec. One of the first shooters I got really in to.

Pa

Accutron · Post by **Accutron** » Tue Jul 05, 2005 8:55 pm

PaCrappa wrote:Ti 99! Brings back fond memories of tape drives and Parsec. One of the first shooters I got really in to.

Parsec is pretty awesome. My brother had all my TI-99 crap in his custody for a few years, in which time he lost my Parsec cart. He didn't lose the booklet though, so I have a nice little pang of loss every time I come across it

I never had a tape drive for the 99, but I used to save my Logo programs on tape with the Atari 400

FatCobra · Post by **FatCobra** » Tue Jul 05, 2005 10:05 pm

Bishamon wrote:
Even if the games don't melt, increased temperature will shorten the lifespan of CD and DVD media. Despite the polycarbonate and lacquer protecting the reflective layer of a CD, the aluminum will still oxidize over time, and this process will be accelerated if stored in a hot and/or humid environment.

In short, I would not recommend storing your collection in the attic.

So all those CD-based games will eventually become worthless? That should make alot of Radiant Silvergun owners a bit concerned.

So in theory, carts will outlast optical based media?

Bishamon · Post by **Bishamon** » Tue Jul 05, 2005 10:27 pm

FatCobra wrote: So all those CD-based games will eventually become worthless? That should make alot of Radiant Silvergun owners a bit concerned.

So in theory, carts will outlast optical based media?

Not necessarily. ROM and EPROM chips can lose their integrity over time as well, in a process known as 'bit rot'. In addition, the pins of most chips are also susceptible to oxidation. CD games are primarily dependent on their reflective layer, assuming they are taken care of (i.e. handled so they aren't scratched). At least with CD games, you can visually tell when they become noticably degraded. Dual-layer DVDs add something else to worry about; if the adhesive between the layers begins to break down, the disc can become unreadable. There have already been instances where this has happened in DVDs only a few years old.

IMO, if you take good care of your CDs and DVDs, they should outlast you (except in rare instances). The same should also be true of ROM carts and PCBs, though my Raiden Fighters Jet 2000 board just stopped working for no apparent reason.

Accutron · Post by **Accutron** » Tue Jul 26, 2005 6:28 am

Naiera wrote:
Accutron wrote: Also, could you add the TI-99/4a?
I can tell you for certain that we will not be adding advanced calculators

Er, uh, not a graphing calculator. An early 80's home computer with a 16-bit CPU and a substantial game library...contemporary of the Atari and Commodore systems, home of Parsec and Hunt the Wumpus.