Game Library

[Graham]

I figured some of you might be interested in my game library, so I finally took some pictures of it.

The first picture is my Xbox 360, PS3, Wii, Xbox, and PS2 collection.
The second picture is my Dreamcast, Gamecube, and PSP collection.
The third picture is my Nintendo DS collection and my HD movies.

This doesn't include the few PS1 games I have, or the Rock Band/Guitar Hero instruments, Steel Battalion, Nintendo, Super Nintendo, and Collector's/Limited Editions I have.

[Graham]

Heres the third picture and the picture of our entertainment system.

[Gratch]

I'm the exact opposite.  The only way I can possibly begin to finance my gaming habit is to sell/trade games once I complete or lose interest in them. At any given time, I typically only have 2-4 games for each system, with the exception of some "classics" that I like to keep around (i.e. Diablo II, Final Fantasy VII, Chrono Cross, FF Tactics, etc.).

At the moment, my entire game collection for current consoles consists of 2 DS games (Devil Survivor and FF Tactics Advance 2), 3 PSP games (Crimson Gem Saga, FF Dissidia, and FF Tactics: WotL) , and 3 Xbox 360 games (Rock Band 2, Assassin's Creed, and NHL2K9).  Two of those (SMT: DS and Crimson Gem) will be headed to E-bay since no one here wants them, Assassin's Creed will soon be back up in the trade forum as a freebie, and the only reason I still have NHL2K9 is because no one would take it as a trade-in.

[KePoW]

I like to keep things, so I have a relatively big collection.  However for any game that truly sucked, I will trade-in or sell off.  That only happens on maybe 5-10% of games I buy though.

[CeeKay]

dude, dust!

oh, and nice collection.  my console games pretty much get traded in and out on a regular basis and my PC one usually gets whittled down by me showing up at a get together with friends with a box of stuff I don't want anymore saying 'have at it guys'.

[naednek]

My library consists of 5 games.  1 PS3 game, 1 xbox 360 game and 3 PC games. 

I see no need on keeping them around,  more than likely they won't be played, and most importantly, I never have the desire to replay them.  I figured if I sell them while they are fairly new, I can get a good trade/sell out of it for my next game.  In reality, gaming is probably costing me $15-20 a game.

[Gratch]

dude, dust!

oh, and nice collection.  my console games pretty much get traded in and out on a regular basis and my PC one usually gets whittled down by me showing up at a get together with friends with a box of stuff I don't want anymore saying 'have at it guys'.

So there is actually a good reason for someone to be friends with you.   

[Graham]

dude, dust!

Yeah, the dust showed up much more than what it normally does since it is usually pretty dark in the cabinet it's in.  I do try to vacuum regularly though.

Most games that I have I either buy at a discount or use credit for.  Only on rare occasions do I purchase a game at full price.

[biggercup]

I used to have so much games, systems, accessory, and etc. that I had to rent storage room (10 x 5) to fill all the stuff.

I used to collect more than I play.
I sold most of the items since I really need the money and also finally realized that I will never play 90% of the games that I had.

I got rid of all of older generation games, NES, Genesis, Super Nintendo, TDUO, NeoGeo CD, NeoGeo Cart, etc.
1000's and 1000's of my life collection....gone

I do still have 86 XBOX 360 games, 5 PS3 games, 10 Wii games, 10 PS2 games, 20 PSOne games, 5 XBOX games, 5 NGC games, and about 100 PC games.