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August 25, 2009

i guess this guy is famous on youtube for his video game collection. it's not the biggest collection i've seen on the internet, but 1,300+ games is still alot. my 300 game library doesn't compare! how big is your game library?

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jerec - August 26, 2009 (12:02 AM)
I usually hover around 100-150 games. I was close to that until I sold all my SNES games and most of my N64 collection.

Basically I have a 3 level shelf of games. 360 on top, PS2 & Xbox on the middle, Wii and GameCube on bottom with some room for expansion. But it's not that many. Only like 60-70 games on this shelf. My N64 games are kept elsewhere in a rack. Only have 9 left now.

I have another shelf which I have all my CDs, DS games, South Park DVDs, and PS1 games.

Then I have my main tower of stuff. Two shelves of DVDs - movies on one side, TV series on the other. Then there's a huge 3 level shelf. Top level has my X-Files and Simpsons DVDs. Then the next two levels are all my books, double stacked. And I have some larger books on a small shelf on my desk, as well as under my desk.

So yeah, while my game collection is fairly small, I also focus on books and DVDs.

honestgamer - August 26, 2009 (09:32 AM)
I'm down to somewhere around 800 to 850, I think, now that I've been selling games on eBay to try to get ahead on my bills. Some people can't imagine that many good video games even existing, but I can assure you: they do... and then some. There are a fair number of games I'd really like to add to my collection, stuff I know I'd love, that I'm trying to ignore for now. If everyone stopped making games right now, we'd be able to keep playing and "discovering" great games for years to come.

Felix_Arabia - August 26, 2009 (01:47 PM)
19 inches.

Halon - August 26, 2009 (09:35 PM)
I probably have about 100 PC games, 12 DS games (which I'll be selling about half of soon), and a few others on various platforms. I sold most of my collection not too long ago, including all of my consoles and a crapload of PC games.

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	jerec - August 26, 2009 (12:02 AM) I usually hover around 100-150 games. I was close to that until I sold all my SNES games and most of my N64 collection. Basically I have a 3 level shelf of games. 360 on top, PS2 & Xbox on the middle, Wii and GameCube on bottom with some room for expansion. But it's not that many. Only like 60-70 games on this shelf. My N64 games are kept elsewhere in a rack. Only have 9 left now. I have another shelf which I have all my CDs, DS games, South Park DVDs, and PS1 games. Then I have my main tower of stuff. Two shelves of DVDs - movies on one side, TV series on the other. Then there's a huge 3 level shelf. Top level has my X-Files and Simpsons DVDs. Then the next two levels are all my books, double stacked. And I have some larger books on a small shelf on my desk, as well as under my desk. So yeah, while my game collection is fairly small, I also focus on books and DVDs.
	honestgamer - August 26, 2009 (09:32 AM) I'm down to somewhere around 800 to 850, I think, now that I've been selling games on eBay to try to get ahead on my bills. Some people can't imagine that many good video games even existing, but I can assure you: they do... and then some. There are a fair number of games I'd really like to add to my collection, stuff I know I'd love, that I'm trying to ignore for now. If everyone stopped making games right now, we'd be able to keep playing and "discovering" great games for years to come.
	Felix_Arabia - August 26, 2009 (01:47 PM) 19 inches.
	Halon - August 26, 2009 (09:35 PM) I probably have about 100 PC games, 12 DS games (which I'll be selling about half of soon), and a few others on various platforms. I sold most of my collection not too long ago, including all of my consoles and a crapload of PC games.

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