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Last one my ECW/WWE list of DVD's. I almost grabbed WWF WrestleMania X8 Icon vs Icon. I passed on because I don't want pay $24.99.

I got very lucky today with finding a Super Nintendo Mouse Pad. Now I have a complete Mario Paint game with mouse controller and pad. All found while thrifting.

 Picked up a AVerMedia Live Gamer Mini Capture card so I can stream from consoles.

The Starfox Adventures for the Nintendo GameCube is missing the manual. 

Purchased an N.E.S. Advantage controller and Owen Heart DVD collection today. I already had the N.E.S. Advantage box that was empty. Now it's CIB

I picked up NBA Jam for Sega Genesis CIB. But the case is a little beat up and their loose copy was the same price.

What this does is, allow you to use a Windows 95/98 computer to program Gameshark codes for the PS1. Now I have both versions of the PS1 Gameshark. The fat PS1 Gameshark plugs into the back and the PS1 slim memory card.

Picked up these while I was thrifting today. I don't own a original Xbox console. But they were cheap

Here's my updated Pokémon GB and GBC collection. I will the get Pokémon games on GBA at some point. Too expensive for me to get for the US versions right now. 

On 1/1/2023 at 12:42 AM, Tyree_Cooper said:

death to people who ship cardboard boxes in bubble mailers

The seller did have it in a cardboard box first. It was shipped with care, I brought from the same seller before.

I traded some stuff in at my local retro video game store for Perfect Dark and VF4. I got a discount because the label is torn on the back. Who cares as long as it works. I'm okay with a torn label. I had in store credit that I used to get the NES controller and the WWE DVD.

It finally arrived today.  A GameShark Shark MX Email Gameboy color that uses a dial-up connection. It does have a card to activate it, and I doubt it still works. For two reasons, all the servers are no longer and GameShark is no longer in business.

Another GameShark thing added to my collection. Now to see if I can still be able to send and receive Emails from my Gameboy Color. Who knew they made things like this for video game consoles? Cool nonetheless 

Pokémon Red JP version because it is cheaper than the US version of Red. Why the English version is higher then Japanese does not make sense to me. I know the US Gameboy Color's are region free hand handles.

Here is my modest PlayStation 2 collection. The loose disc games are stored in a CD binder and not loose. My GameShark collection is not in the pictures, and PlayStation 2 Steering Wheel is in storage. I have the Grand Theft Auto collection brand new sealed, that I brought from Walmart. To complete the Grand Theft Auto collection, I need Vice City Stories to complete it. 

Now I have completed Double Dragon series on the N.E.S After I traded Punch-Out Wii for Double Dragon II.

Heck, I found my Gameboy Pocket at a car swap meet with my dad one time. It came with Monopoly and the AC/DC charger. I have a few local CD Tradepost's that, every once in a while, have good deals. Plus, I know a couple of other local stores to search for Gameboy or Gameboy Color games.

1 hour ago, Aguy said:

Very cool, any goals in mind? Or just having fun?

This collection was from when I was a kid. I am mainly having fun with no set goals collecting certain games.

I present my small collection of Gameboy/Pocket, Gameboy Color consoles, and games. I do have one Mad Catz third-party rechargeable battery for Gameboy. Used to have two for both my Gameboys, but now I don't. 

I want to fix the red Gameboy's missing plastic screen at some point. Then repair the white Gameboy LCD screen and possibly replace the plastic shell shown above.

If I found a grail-level item, I would buy it and not sell it on eBay. I don't want eBay to get a percentage of my profit when I sell it. I will find a reputable retro video game store to take it to. Then see if they have games I want for my collection. I will use some of the money to purchase the games I am looking for and keep the rest.

Here is my recent pickup A GameShark Sharkport PS2. I am looking forward to using this to backup my PS2 game saves. I found my Action Replay GTA Vice City cheat Disc.

Once I start collecting Super Famicom games, I can use my Game Genie to play them. Without buying a Super Famicom or breaking the tabs in my Super Nintendo.

The reason why I collect the different versions of GameShark discs. Is that the older discs don't have the newer games on them. Depending on when a game came out, you might need to use a different version.  

It is a pain manually entering GS codes using a controller. Now having the browser disc and cable helps speed things up a bit. 

1 hour ago, DoctorEncore said:

Nice collection! What's your favorite game?

Thanks! My favorite Sega Genesis exclusive game would be Streets Of rage 2. I do prefer Pit-Fighter on the Genesis over the SNES version.

My Sega Genesis console collection includes model 1 & model 2 Sega Genesis consoles. I have a vintage Travel Master rental case for Genesis model 1. At some point, I need to replace the foam inside it. When I got it, the foam was deteriorating and crumbling.

I have two Retrobit six-button controllers, three original three-button, and an ASCII model. I only have six Sega Genesis games at the moment. The labels on some of the games aren't the greatest. For me long as the games play without issues, I am happy.

3 hours ago, fcgamer said:

Nice! Love to see unique collections.

Any plans to collect other cheat devices or even codebooks?

 

I plan on getting Action Replay and Codebreaker stuff in the future. Now for collecting Game Genie or GameShark codebooks, I might get more. Nowadays you can find most GG and GS codes online somewhere.

The things next on my list to get are N64 GameShark and PS1 Dex Drive. I recently acquired a GameShark SharkPort PS2 Code and Save Transfer Kit Complete. I will get pictures once it arrives.

Here is my collection of Game Genies and GameShark's. The Game Genies I have are for NES with codebook, Genesis, and SNES. Now for the GameShark, I have a GBC Pokémon bundle with the codebook, link cable, and PC cable. The rest of GameShark's are PS2 V2, Broadband Enabled version PS2 with the PS1 disc, and two different versions of PS1 GameShark.

Thanks! I was little unsure who made and if there was any information out there.