Game/console collectors thread

AlphaJohn said:
On sale:
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10306 | LEGO® ICONS™ Atari® 2600

Take a trip back to the 1980s with this LEGO® Atari® 2600 (10306) building set for adults. Enjoy a rewarding project creating all the details of this replica console, game cartridges and joystick. Gaming fans will love the 3 mini builds depicting themes from 3 popular Atari® games. There’s even...
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Again on sale
greatyellowbrick.co.za

10306 | LEGO® ICONS™ Atari® 2600

Take a trip back to the 1980s with this LEGO® Atari® 2600 (10306) building set for adults. Enjoy a rewarding project creating all the details of this replica console, game cartridges and joystick. Gaming fans will love the 3 mini builds depicting themes from 3 popular Atari® games. There’s even...
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Ja ne, rather be buying my physical stuff like post 1739.

The only worry is disc damage.

I wonder when I will lose access to this:

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My_King said:
Physical or pirate.

I would be pirating but the hassle of no updates and getting the NoCD/NoDVD patch for said version is why I went legit.
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Physical always!

I don't see any value in the pirate life besides owning whatever it may be, a digital copy, a ISO, a copied CD. I'm sure there are plenty dudes out there with different opinions on what's best to own, its a argument that will continue till the end of time (promise you there will very soon be nothing physical to own when it comes to games, maybe a console yeah?) but I can tell you, as a 36 year old dad of 3 kids, I don't get to play much games anymore, but the cheap thrills I get with collecting things I grew up with and wasn't able to play or own or afford, cant take that feeling away, downloading/booting it just isn't the same. not in a million years.
 
EL'Diablo said:
Physical always!

I don't see any value in the pirate life besides owning whatever it may be, a digital copy, a ISO, a copied CD. I'm sure there are plenty dudes out there with different opinions on what's best to own, its a argument that will continue till the end of time (promise you there will very soon be nothing physical to own when it comes to games, maybe a console yeah?) but I can tell you, as a 36 year old dad of 3 kids, I don't get to play much games anymore, but the cheap thrills I get with collecting things I grew up with and wasn't able to play or own or afford, cant take that feeling away, downloading/booting it just isn't the same. not in a million years.
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Jip hence why I just had to get that copy of Generals.

Now to find Zero Hour at a good price somewhere.
 
It's been -1 days since last retro game purchase.
FNB did not calculate fees owed...

Anyhow, I found a solution for ED64Plus save files not working from computer emulators to this device:

[Gen 2] Pokémon Stadium 2 GS Savefile Structure (also, a dumper for registered teams)

I've looked into the Stadium 2 savefile to locate registered teams and also coded a dumper that exports the registered pokémon as pk2 files ready to use with pkhex. This may help some people get their original pokémon back, if they ever registered them on Stadium 2. As a bonus, this can be used t...
projectpokemon.org

Use it, don't use it. Maybe this will help someone.

Used the saveswap application.
 
My_King said:
Will be giving the originals a go this weekend. This has been bugging me for years to play.
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I need to be in the right mindset to play them, tactical thinking, and such. Lately, I am more into the brain-dead action phase to play it, so won't do it justice for me to start.
 
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