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23 hours ago, TDIRunner said:

Shadowfox has created actual GameGear cases over at customgamecases.com.  I used modified versions of his Game Boy cases from the same site.  I modified my GB cases long before he developed his GG cases and I haven't gotten around to upgrading.  His cases aren't cheap, but they are very high quality.  Same goes for his other cases.  All are excellent quality.  

So, I've decided that a good way to collect GG games is to collect cart and manual and use these custom cases. They're expensive, but I figure they're still cheaper than the original boxes. These are made to fit manuals as well, right?

EDIT: Never mind. Somehow didn't see image showing manual and cart fitting in case.

13 minutes ago, TDIRunner said:

Inside.

Again, these are the Game Boy cases from customgamecases.com.  The circled red areas are the parts I cut out.  Afterwards, I added the foam to hold the game in.  You would need to cut out different plastic in a DS case, but the idea is the same.  The foam is purely optional if you don't want the game moving around.

 

Looks very nice. Where did you get the foam?

1 minute ago, TDIRunner said:

There is one other option I forgot to mention.  As I said, I put my GG games in modified versions of the Game Boy cases from customgamecases.com.  However, you could just find old Nintendo DS cases and modify those as well.  All you have to do is cut out some of the plastic on the inside.  Those cases take the exact same size art as the before mentioned Game Boy cases, so you should be able to find some of the artwork.  Those cases won't hold manuals, but they do look good on a shelf.  

Oh that sounds nice. Maybe I'll give that a shot with a spare DS case.

2 hours ago, a3quit4s said:

Can you just cut out the prong things in the cassette holder to make room? I think you have to do that for GB games anyways. It’s been awhile since I have put mine in cassette holders. 
 

edit: yeah game gear games are just slightly to big just tried one

yeah its a real shame. I have no idea how i'm going to store them. maybe ill just toss them in a plastic container.

4 minutes ago, TDIRunner said:

Shadowfox has created actual GameGear cases over at customgamecases.com.  I used modified versions of his Game Boy cases from the same site.  I modified my GB cases long before he developed his GG cases and I haven't gotten around to upgrading.  His cases aren't cheap, but they are very high quality.  Same goes for his other cases.  All are excellent quality.  

Yeah, the price is what really gets me there. If I were to buy cases for every single game then I'd be spending almost $1000. I will admit they look quite nice though. Maybe I'll keep looking for now, and possibly come back to that if I can't find another option. Thanks.

2 minutes ago, TDIRunner said:

I've seen this done with GameBoy games many times, but never with Game Gear.  There are several threads at The Cover Project dedicated to GB artwork for those types of cases.  I'm not sure how the GG games would fit.  They are just slightly too big and that's probably why you aren't finding artwork either.    

Ah, that's irritating. Any suggestions for storage then?

Game Gear is the only Sega system I have interest in, and although I'm very much a CIB collector, I decided to go loose for this system to save myself some trouble and a lot of money. I really like the idea of storing them in cassette cases with custom art (and I've seen photos of this working), but I'm having trouble working a few things out:

1. I can't find a suitable cassette case that fits GG cartridges. Anyone have links to some that work?

2. I collect NA games, so any game I put in these cases would be North American. I'm having trouble finding a template for Game Gear games (specifically for cassette games. I figured that wouldn't be too hard to find since the GameBoy had them, but guess I was wrong).

3. This one is just a bonus, but would a Codemasters title fit in one of these cassette cases?

Thanks, please let me know if you've got answers to any of these.

22 hours ago, ThePhleo said:

Huge Update with new stuff from...

@Bubbapauls @PuppyWaffles @ALLKAPS @EdgeOfPortal @DefaultGen @Chaos Control @JVOSS and one person who isn't a member here, shortstop444.

Thanks! Got a few more lists I’m planning on doing as well...

I’m a serious collector for the Mattel Aquarius. I have a full US set, working on the worldwide games/software (cartridges) which are each anywhere from $250 to $450 a piece complete in box (there’s 5 Europe exclusive, have my first in the mail which I paid $330 for) I have a boxed 4-Color Printer which to my knowledge I’ve only seen 5-6 of them. I also have 3 Aquarius-related books which all took me years to find. I have 10 cassettes that are each also pretty difficult to find (not as hard as the European carts though or the 4-Color Printer though). I only need the 4 more carts though and I’ve got a full worldwide set. It’ll probably take me until 2024 to get all four though.

9 hours ago, OptOut said:

I'm currently collecting Japanese N64 games myself, here in Taiwan they are cheap and plentiful!

Right now I'm targeting the exclusives, I've got 29 to go. After that I may go for the fullset, who knows!

One thing I noticed about your list, you seem to be missing one of the Bombermans? There are 4 bomberman games on Japanese N64, I count 3 on your list.

Excellent collection! Which bomberman am I missing? I’ll add it. After I get somewhat far into the Sega Game Gear US CIB set, I’m going to start JP N64 CIB as well, so I had this list prepared.

I’m always working on full sets. The main/favorite one I’m working on at the moment is Mattel Aquarius. I already have a full US set, but I’m working on worldwide as well. I just picked up a copy of Melody Chase CIB, so that brings me to 4 more carts for the full set (extended basic, space speller, chess, and zero-in). I’m also casually working on Tapwave Zodiac. Now, for the systems that may be considered a little more well known, I’m working on a full Odyssey 2 set as well, which I hope to have done by the end of 2020, which I’m thinking is very reasonable as long as a Power Lords comes up for sale. The only other set I’m working on currently other than that is CIB US Game Gear. I’m taking my time with that one though, trying to get the really expensive titles like Mega Man and Rise Of The Robots done first before commons. That probably won’t be done for a few more years. Oh, it’s also worth mentioning I only collect CIB.

9 hours ago, drxandy said:

Great list! I am slowly collecting jpn 64 exclusives, would love to have that side covered. Been distracted by other shiny things though. 

Edit: also what about 64dd games? Would that merit a separate thread or would a sublist here be appropriate?

8 hours ago, RH said:

Very nice.  I'm considering going for the complete N64 list and considering how short it is, I've considered collecting some Japanese stuff, coz why not.  Anyway, you mind putting an asterisk by the ones that are exclusives?  I know this info is readily available, but it's nice to have it with any given regional list.  Thanks.

Incoming Update!

Titles exclusive to Japan have now been marked with an asterisk, and a small list of Nintendo 64DD titles (10 Total) are both added to the list. Next update will include consoles, controllers, and accessories released in Japan.

3 hours ago, drxandy said:

Great list! I am slowly collecting jpn 64 exclusives, would love to have that side covered. Been distracted by other shiny things though. 

Edit: also what about 64dd games? Would that merit a separate thread or would a sublist here be appropriate?

I can add 64DD games, no problem.

3 hours ago, RH said:

Very nice.  I'm considering going for the complete N64 list and considering how short it is, I've considered collecting some Japanese stuff, coz why not.  Anyway, you mind putting an asterisk by the ones that are exclusives?  I know this info is readily available, but it's nice to have it with any given regional list.  Thanks.

Yeah I can try to do that.

This is a complete list of Nintendo 64 titles released in Japan, that includes ALL titles, not just exclusives. For now, this list only includes titles, and not release dates or developers, however I may add that at some point. Note that this list is in alphabetical order, with a total of 196 titles (206 if 64DD titles are included). Well, let's get started.

N64 Cartridge Titles:

1. 1080 Snowboarding
2. 64 Hanafuda: Tenshi no Yakusoku*
3. 64 Ozumo*
4. 64 Ozumo 2*
5. 64 Trump Collection*
6. Aero Fighters Assault
7. AeroGuage
8. AI Shogi 3*
9. Air Boarder 64
10. Animal Crossing/Animal Forest*
11. Automobili Lamborghini
12. Bangai-O*
13. Bakusho Jinsei 64*
14. Banjo-Kazooie
15. Banjo-Tooie
16. Bass Rush: ECOGEAR Powerworm*
17. Beetle Adventure Racing!
18. Big Mountain 2000
19. Biohazard 2
20. Bomberman 64*
21. Bomberman 64: The Second Attack
22. Bomberman Hero
23. Buck Bumble
24. Bust-A-Move '99
25. Blastdozer 64
26. Castlevania
27. Castlevania: Legacy of Darkness
28. Centre Court Tennis
29. Chameleon Twist
30. Chameleon Twist 2
31. Cho Snowboard Kids
32. Chopper Attack
33. Choro Q 64 2*
34. Chokukan Night: Pro Yakyu King*
35. Chokukan Night: Pro Yakyu King 2*
36. Custom Robo*
37. Custom Robo V2*
38. Daikatana
39. Dairanto Smash Brothers
40. Dance Dance Revolution Disney Dancing Museum*
41. Dark Rift
42. Densha de Go! 64*
43. Derby Stallion 64*
44. Dazaemon 3D*
45. Diddy Kong Racing
46. Donkey Kong 64
47. Doom 64
48. Doraemon: Nobita to Miitsu no Seireiseki*
49. Doraemon 2: Nobita to Hikari no Shinden*
50. Doraemon 3: Nobita no Machi SOS!*
51. Dual Heroes
52. Eiko no Saint Andrews*
53. Eltale Monsters
54. Excitebike 64
55. Extreme-G
56. Extreme-G 2
57. F-1 World Grand Prix
58. F-Zero X
59. F-1 Pole Position 64
60. Famista 64*
61. FIFA: Road to World Cup '98
62. Fighters Destiny
63. Fighters Destiny 2
64. Flying Dragon
65. G.A.S.P!! Fighters' NEXTream
66. Gauntlet Legends
67. Getter Love!!*
68. Goemon Mononoke Sugoroku*
69. Goemon's Great Adventure
70. GoldenEye 007
71. GT 64: Championship Edition
72. Hamster Monogatari 64*
73. Harvest Moon 64
74. Heiwa Pachinko World 64*
75. Hexen
76. Hey You, Pikachu!
77. Hybrid Heaven
78. Hyper Olympics in Nagano
79. Ide Yosuke no Mahjong Juku*
80. Iggy's Reckin' Balls
81. International Superstar Soccer '98
82. International Superstar Soccer 2000
83. International Superstar Soccer 64
84. International Track & Field 2000
85. Itoi Shigesato no Bass Tsuri No. 1*
86. J-League Dynamite Soccer 64*
87. J-League Eleven Beat 1997*
88. J-League Live 64*
89. J-League Tactics Soccer*
90. Jango Simulation Mahjong-do 64*
91. Jet Force Gemini
92. Jikkyo GI Stable*
93. Jikkyo J. League: Perfect Striker*
94. Jikkyo Powerful Pro Yakyu 4*
95. Jikkyo Powerful Pro Yakyu 5*
96. Jikkyo Powerful Pro Yakyu 6*
97. Jikkyo Powerful Pro Yakyu 2000*
98. Jikkyo Powerful Pro Yakyu Basicban 2001*
99. Jinsei Game 64*
100. Kira tto Kaiketsu! 64 Tanteidan*
101. Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards
102. King Hill 64: Extreme Snowboarding
103. Knife Edge: Nose Gunner
104. Last Legion UX*
105. Legend of Zelda, The: Majora's Mask
106. Legend of Zelda, The: Ocarina of Time
107. Lode Runner 3-D
108. Magical Tetris Challenge
109. Mahjong 64*
110. Mahjong Horoki Classic*
111. Mahjong Master*
112. Mario Golf
113. Mario Kart 64
114. Mario no Photopi*
115. Mario Party
116. Mario Party 2
117. Mario Party 3
118. Mario's Story (Paper Mario)
119. Mario Tennis
120. Masters '98: Haruka Naru Augusta*
121. Mickey's Speedway USA
122. Mischief Makers
123. Morita Shogi 64*
124. MRC: Multi-Racing Championship
125. Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon
126. NBA In The Zone '98
127. NBA In The Zone '99
128. Neon Genesis Evangelion*
129. New Japan Pro Wrestling
130. New Japan Pro Wrestling 2
131. Nintama Rantaro 64 Game Gallery*
132. Nushi Tsuri 64*
133. Nushi Tsuri 64: Shiokaze ni Notte*
134. Ogre Battle 64: Person of Lordly Caliber
135. Olympic Hockey Nagano '98
136. Onegai Monster*
137. Pachinko 365 Nichi*
138. Parlor! Pro 64: Pachinko Jikki Simulation*
139. PD Ultraman Battle Collection 64*
140. Penny Racers
141. Perfect Dark
142. Pilotwings 64
143. Pocket Monsters Stadium*
144. Pocket Monsters Stadium 2
145. Pocket Monsters Stadium: Kin Gin
146. Pocket Monsters Snap
147. Power League 64*
148. Pro Mahjong Kiwame 64*
149. Pro Shinan Mahjong Tsuwamono 64*
150. Puyo Puyo Sun 64*
151. Puyo Puyo-n Party*
152. Rakugakids
153. Rally '99
154. Robot Ponkottsu 64: Nanatsu no Umi no Caramel*
155. Rockman Dash: Hagane no Bokenshin
156. Saikyo Habu Shogi*
157. SD Hiyru no Ken Densetsu*
158. Shiren the Wanderer 2*
159. SimCity 2000*
160. Sin and Punishment*
161. Snowboard Kids
162. Star Fox 64
163. Star Soldier: Vanishing Earth
164. Star Wars Episode I: Racer
165. Star Wars: Shutsugeki! Rogue Chutai
166. Star Wars: Teikoku no Kage
167. Super B-Daman: Battle Phoenix 64*
168. Super Bowling
169. Super Mario 64
170. Super Mario 64: Shindou Edition
171. Super Robot Spirits*
172. Super Robot Wars 64*
173. Susume! Taisen Puzzle Dama: Tokon! Marutama*
174. Tamagotchi 64: Minna de Tamagotchi World*
175. Tetris 64*
176. Top Gear Hyper Bike
177. Top Gear Overdrive
178. Top Gear Rally
179. Top Gear Rally 2
180. Transformers: Beast Wars Metals 64
181. Turok: Jiku Senshi
182. Ucchan Nanchan no Hono no Challenge*
183. Violence Killer: Turok New Generation
184. V-Rally Edition '99
185. Virtual Pro Wrestling 64*
186. Virtual Pro Wrestling 2: Odo Keisho*
187. Wave Race 64
188. Wave Race 64: Shindou Edition
189. Wayne Gretzky's 3D Hockey
190. Wetrix
191. Winback
192. Wonder Project J2: Corlo no Mori no Josette*
193. WWF Wrestlemania 2000
194. Yakochu II: Satsujin Koro*
195. Yoshi's Story
196. Zool: Maju Tsukai Denstsu*

An * indicates that a game is exclusive to Japan.

N64 DD (N64 Disk Drive) Games:

1. Doshin the Giant
2. Doshin the Giant: Tinkling Toddler Liberation Front! Assemble!
3. F-Zero X Expansion Kit
4. Japan Pro Golf Tour 64
5. Mario Artist: Communication Kit
6. Mario Artist: Paint Studio
7. Mario Artist: Polygon Studio
8. Mario Artist: Talent Studio
9. Randnet Disk
10. SimCity 64

...And that's it! Please note that while I did put together this list, I don't speak Japanese, and as such did not do these translations. If something seems off, please let me know.