How many of each game SYSTEM do you have??

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Here's my tally:

SEGA GENESIS: 8 systems. 3 original, and 5 Genesis II's.

SUPER NES: 4 systems.

NINTENDO NES: 3 systems.

NINTENDO 64: 4 systems.

INTELLIVISION: 4 systems. 2 original, and 2 "II's"

PLAYSTATION: 2 systems.

NEO GEO: 3 systems. 2 modified AES, and 1 Neo Geo CD.

TURBOGRAFX: 3 systems. Kinda. 1 Coregrafx, 1 Turbografx, and 1
Supergrafx.

JAGUAR: 2 systems.

All other systems I have "one" of. The reason I have so many systems,
by the way, is that they turn up on a DAILY BASIS at the thrift store
that I go to, for example, one time I found two bare Genesis II's for
$2 each... and I just couldn't help myself Eventually I hope to have
any given system for every room of my house.

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"The Space Boss" <drsmith666@aol.com> wrote in message
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>
> All other systems I have "one" of. The reason I have so many systems,
> by the way, is that they turn up on a DAILY BASIS at the thrift store
> that I go to

Your thrift store gets Neo Geos? o_O

Aaron

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Here's my tally:


Geez, I probably have the least of game consoles then anyone in here and
also i can't see of having more then two consoles unless for parts.

2 Atari 2600 jr/heavy sixer

2 Atari 5200 2 port/4 port

1 Atari Flashback

Thanks,
Mike

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I'm sitting on one of almost everything right now. Winter's a slow season,
I get most my inventory and such over spring and summer at the fleas, try
to sell out of as much as I can before the season ends so I'm not sitting
on a ton of stuff over winter.

Stuff I have multiples of right now -

NES
SNES
Dreamcast
Saturn
Genesis
N64
Game Boy Color

Picking up a second special edition XBox next week (Got a Halo box, next
week I'm picking up the Canadian exclusive crystal clear XBox). Gonna pick
up a 2nd Gamecube to mount in my Aztek.


--
___
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East Coast Gaming Expo
http://www.ecgx.com
"It's the games"

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Aaron R. Schnuth wrote:
> "The Space Boss" <drsmith666@aol.com> wrote in message
> news:1110532995.229698.169020@f14g2000cwb.googlegroups.com...
> >
> > All other systems I have "one" of. The reason I have so many
systems,
> > by the way, is that they turn up on a DAILY BASIS at the thrift
store
> > that I go to
>
> Your thrift store gets Neo Geos? o_O
>
> Aaron

I have never found a NEO GEO in a thrift store. I got all of mine from
Ebay.

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In article <1110532995.229698.169020@f14g2000cwb.googlegroups.com>,
"The Space Boss" <drsmith666@aol.com> wrote:

> Here's my tally:

My active tally does not include specific duplicates as I have those
segregated into my tradebait stash, but I cound each significant
revision of a console seperate, such as the 4-switch, 6-switch, vader,
armor plated and jr for the 2600.

With that in mind, my totals are:

56 consoles (O^1 through GC)
11 add-on style consoles (2600 adapters, 32X, SCD and Jag CD counted
among)
9 hand held systems (Microvision through GBA)
37 pong clones (Sears Telegame on)
61 computers (TRS-80 M1/L2 and CBM PET through Mac G3 Beige)
4 VCR oriented systems (videosmarts and similar)
2 arcade games

and between carts, CDs, cassette tapes and floppies, I have roughly 3000
games, but only about 1100 are currently inventoried.

In addition, I have the following video hardware:

1 Betamax VCR (not hi-fi)
7 VHS VCRs (not all working, of course)
1 VHS multi-system (ntsc, pal, secam and others) VCR
1 CED player
5 LVD players
2 DVD players (1 as a home theater system)
14 TVs and composite monitors (2 monochrome)
1 pal/secam TV with 60 hrtz a/c plug
8 pc monitors (ranging from monochrome ega to 21 inch SVGA)
9 Mac monitors

jt

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>
> 56 consoles (O^1 through GC)
> 11 add-on style consoles (2600 adapters, 32X, SCD and Jag CD counted
> among)
> 9 hand held systems (Microvision through GBA)
> 37 pong clones (Sears Telegame on)
> 61 computers (TRS-80 M1/L2 and CBM PET through Mac G3 Beige)
> 4 VCR oriented systems (videosmarts and similar)
> 2 arcade games
>
> and between carts, CDs, cassette tapes and floppies, I have roughly
3000
> games, but only about 1100 are currently inventoried.
>
> In addition, I have the following video hardware:
>
> 1 Betamax VCR (not hi-fi)
> 7 VHS VCRs (not all working, of course)
> 1 VHS multi-system (ntsc, pal, secam and others) VCR
> 1 CED player
> 5 LVD players
> 2 DVD players (1 as a home theater system)
> 14 TVs and composite monitors (2 monochrome)
> 1 pal/secam TV with 60 hrtz a/c plug
> 8 pc monitors (ranging from monochrome ega to 21 inch SVGA)
> 9 Mac monitors
>
> jt

How do you store all this stuff? What is the square footage of you
house?

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Michael Smeal <Msmeal@paonline.com> writes:

>Geez, I probably have the least of game consoles then anyone in here and
>also i can't see of having more then two consoles unless for parts.

I don't know; I don't have a great deal myself.

1 VCS
1 Inty (Sylvania)
1 Inty 25-in-one
2 DCs
4 C64 DTVs (2 modded)

Most of my collection are classic computers, particularly Commodore 8-bits and
the Tomy Tutor.

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On 11 Mar 2005 20:08:35 -0800, "The Space Boss" <drsmith666@aol.com>
wrote:

>THEY FIRED HIM.

It would be illogical to fire their own best customer. I wouldn't be
surprised if that game store had lousy sale since then and are on the
verge of bankrupcity.
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"jt august" <starsabre@att.net> wrote in message
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> In article <1110609281.447472.46140@z14g2000cwz.googlegroups.com>,

> Unfortunately, working two jobs, I just don't have the time to do up the
> video playground the way I have planned, so most of the collection is in
> boxes at present.
>
> jt

I know that feeling...

Dane.

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You can always use a spare in case one breaks or to trade if it's rare...

Dane.


"VastFear" <vastfear@csinet.net> wrote in message
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> Just my 2 cents.... if its worth that... but....
>
> Why on earth would someone need so many of the same systems? You only need
1
> of each! (including 1 of each varation). And people thought 'I' was
obsessed
> with this stuff?
>
> Vastfear
>
>
> "The Space Boss" <drsmith666@aol.com> wrote in message
> news:1110532995.229698.169020@f14g2000cwb.googlegroups.com...
> > Here's my tally:
> >
> > SEGA GENESIS: 8 systems. 3 original, and 5 Genesis II's.
> >
> > SUPER NES: 4 systems.
> >
> > NINTENDO NES: 3 systems.
> >
> > NINTENDO 64: 4 systems.
> >
> > INTELLIVISION: 4 systems. 2 original, and 2 "II's"
> >
> > PLAYSTATION: 2 systems.
> >
> > NEO GEO: 3 systems. 2 modified AES, and 1 Neo Geo CD.
> >
> > TURBOGRAFX: 3 systems. Kinda. 1 Coregrafx, 1 Turbografx, and 1
> > Supergrafx.
> >
> > JAGUAR: 2 systems.
> >
> > All other systems I have "one" of. The reason I have so many systems,
> > by the way, is that they turn up on a DAILY BASIS at the thrift store
> > that I go to, for example, one time I found two bare Genesis II's for
> > $2 each... and I just couldn't help myself Eventually I hope to have
> > any given system for every room of my house.
> >
>
>

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Same here.

Mojo
P.S. Forgot to add I have a Jaguar

"Aaron J. Bossig" <linkvb06@SpammersWillBeExecuted.ptd.net> wrote in message
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> "Dane L. Galden" <chigroup(at)ix.netcom.comCHANGE(at)TO@> wrote in
> news:c3uZd.4436$qf2.2047@newsread2.news.atl.earthlink.net:
>
>> You can always use a spare in case one breaks or to trade if it's
>> rare...
>>
>
> There's always pity buys, too. I've never done one myself, but if
> I found a Virtual Boy or Famicom in decent shape, I might bring it
> home, even though those niches in my collection are filled.
>
>
> --
>
> Aaron J. Bossig
>
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