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Re: Watch: How To Get Good At Collecting Retro Video Games (Without Breaking The Bank)

Gerald

I have stopped, started, stopped, started many times over the years, collecting retro games & consoles.

I no longer have the room / time to have all of my consoles hooked up. I also no longer have a CRT television. Both my Saturns no longer work (the Mark 1 no longer reads discs, the Mark 2 has a sound issue (sounds like the console is under water), Dreamcast is on blink, most my consoles are now either boxed in loft or at bottom of wardrobe, had to take a long time, a few years ago, labelling and bagging Cables and Plugs, so that one day in the future, will be able to use the again.

I have a very small number of PC Engine, Neo Geo, 3DO, Atari 2600, Jaguar, 32X games, but have a little larger Sega Megadrive, SNES, Mega CD, Saturn, PS1, PS2, N64, Dreamcast, Gamecube

I also have a few Japanese Saturn & Mega CD games, that I used to play with a CDX Cartridge. My person favourite is Chase HQ / SCI pack for Saturn.

I have recently pre-ordered a Polymega (still waiting), as I really like the idea and convenience. Since pre-ordering, I have started collecting again, but the prices are so extortionate now.

Re: The SNES Classic Is The UK's King Of The Micro-Consoles

Gerald

@UltimateKGB I have quite a few Mini’s. But only ever have 1 hooked up at 1 time (I use the same leads, just swap them over every now and then. But the A500 Mini has a different power connection to the other Mini’s so that is permanently connected.
Would love a Saturn, or Dreamcast Mini, would also like a Master System Mini.