Code Monkey

I think you mean thes age.

I already built this at www.nestalgia.ca and I have an Android application as well which I haven't published yet. I only use it personally but it works really well. I know I still need to filter out unlicensed games from the list but it has all of the data from the sealed contents game list from the other site. I spent hours entering it.

Last year I called the 8 remaining Blockbusters in Alaska and Texas to ask them if they had any vintage games left for sale. Half of them said they had a bunch of PlayStation 2 games but nothing older.

Lego Movie 2 Lego Jurassic Park Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3

It was on Dragon's Den about 6 years ago. http://www.shelflife.net/

I would put them on the shelf but wouldn't even add it to my collection tracker. So if I was at a show and checked my collection list, I'd see that I don't have a box and buy another.

My first post, yay! Transformers are my primary collection, my entire spare bedroom consists of about 500 figures. All of the 1984-1988 original, vintage figures sit in glass cases while some newer releases and Masterpiece releases sit on shelves around the walls. If anyone doesn't know what Masterpiece figures are, Hasbro realized how nostalgic the original toys are so they created larger, more detailed, higher quality versions of the 1980s figures with a lot of die cast metal and called them the Masterpiece line. They sell for $100 - $500 each, I probably have half of those. My secondary collection is NES. I currently have about 600 unique games with almost 400 boxed, I'm going for a complete boxed collection with all variants which means I need 2 copies of Stadium Events.....3 screw and 5 screw. My video game collection takes up 7 bookcases in my basement. My third collection is Atari 2600, I have about 400 games right now with maybe 150 boxed. That includes some pretty rare titles like Spider Maze, Berenstain Bears and Bumper Bash. Most of these I got for free from my old boss. I'll post pictures when I get home.