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The most incredible game collection ever! Must see!!
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Kinda looks like my game corner (call it that cause all my game stuff is in the corner of the room. 
). All those systems set up and all the gaming posters littered about and other gaming merchandise. Undoubtedly I do not have that many games. I bow to the supremecy of that collection. 
). All those systems set up and all the gaming posters littered about and other gaming merchandise. Undoubtedly I do not have that many games. I bow to the supremecy of that collection.
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InnerPhyre said:
What a way to go down. In a blaze of gaming glory. Incased in melted plastic from classic cartridges. Almost brings a tear to your eye...
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They aren't all on at a time and they are probably all hooked up to a massive router thing made by Pelican or someone. I have a small one that has the tri-holes for the cords and has 5 ports, for Xbox, PS2, GC, PS, and 64. There are much larger ones out there and he is probably using one.
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gweneviere
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That tv mounted to the ceiling definetely looks like it is in a store. The person did build an addition onto their house though, if you read the rest of the site, just for that room, so obviously he has money.
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SUNSTONE
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I don't believe it is a store.
- Not one single price tag, doesn't mean anything. But if there was a price tag, then that would mean alot, but there isn't.
- No cash machine or credit card machine of any kind.
- Most of the games don't have titles on them, so that shoppers can see the titles without putting there hands on all of the games.
- The games that do have titles seem to all be different from one another.
As if there were no extra copys of any game.
- He had every system displayed, that is a sign of a collector than a dealer. Because a dealer would sell anything for the right price.
This person isn't anyone young, they are older, maybe 40 or 50 years old.
Probably married with several kids, and lives in a big house in some suburb just off a big city.
I didn't see anything to suggest that this room was being used much at all, except for a conversation piece. No furniture in view, the room appeared to be very small after all of that space was used up.
Most people that I know have themes that give thier homes character.
Almost everyone in my family has something like this.
My mom has frogs, my grandmother has cows, an aunt has stuffed animals and coke products.
Basicly anything like a ceramic frog, or a cow oven mit, or a cow kettle.
My aunt could probably fill a pool with stuffed animals.
Usually the bigger the collection, the older the person.
- Not one single price tag, doesn't mean anything. But if there was a price tag, then that would mean alot, but there isn't.
- No cash machine or credit card machine of any kind.
- Most of the games don't have titles on them, so that shoppers can see the titles without putting there hands on all of the games.
- The games that do have titles seem to all be different from one another.
As if there were no extra copys of any game.
- He had every system displayed, that is a sign of a collector than a dealer. Because a dealer would sell anything for the right price.
This person isn't anyone young, they are older, maybe 40 or 50 years old.
Probably married with several kids, and lives in a big house in some suburb just off a big city.
I didn't see anything to suggest that this room was being used much at all, except for a conversation piece. No furniture in view, the room appeared to be very small after all of that space was used up.
Most people that I know have themes that give thier homes character.
Almost everyone in my family has something like this.
My mom has frogs, my grandmother has cows, an aunt has stuffed animals and coke products.
Basicly anything like a ceramic frog, or a cow oven mit, or a cow kettle.
My aunt could probably fill a pool with stuffed animals.
Usually the bigger the collection, the older the person.
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This guy REALLY needs a girlfriend......
Or he could lend me that Atari he's got there. Still have fond memories of Frogger.
Or he could lend me that Atari he's got there. Still have fond memories of Frogger.
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Wroth
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If you look at the display cases he has for the PS and the Xbox games, notice the lock holes are empty - not something you'd see in a store generally. I think he managed to get a display case from a store - it's not unlikely, the guy has great passion for his collection.
As to furniture, you can see the leg of a table in the first picture (which is a built in bench, presumably for playing games on that TV) and a cubby rack in the next picture (that clear thing the the left of the console stack). I think the guy probably just emptied out all the extra things (pillows from the bench I assume) and personal items for the photo shoot.
The guy is 32-ish from the site - he states he first remembers video games at age 7 in 1980... 7+25 = 32. So he may or may not be married... I'd lean towards it simply because he owns his own house... not many bachelors that I've met do. Either that or he is stinkin' loaded from his parents or his own business...
As to furniture, you can see the leg of a table in the first picture (which is a built in bench, presumably for playing games on that TV) and a cubby rack in the next picture (that clear thing the the left of the console stack). I think the guy probably just emptied out all the extra things (pillows from the bench I assume) and personal items for the photo shoot.
The guy is 32-ish from the site - he states he first remembers video games at age 7 in 1980... 7+25 = 32. So he may or may not be married... I'd lean towards it simply because he owns his own house... not many bachelors that I've met do. Either that or he is stinkin' loaded from his parents or his own business...
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That's certainly one of the largest I've seen. Don't know if it is actually the very biggest though... I think I've seen one or two that were the same size or possibly bigger. No idea where to get links, as they were just linked from other forum posts.
I have to say it doesn't look like he's really too much of a gamer, based on the way he has that room setup. Might be wrong though.
I have to say it doesn't look like he's really too much of a gamer, based on the way he has that room setup. Might be wrong though.
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