lightening the load
Jul. 20th, 2005 04:18 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
egypturnashI suspect most people reading this already have this sort of thing, but just in case... Does anyone want my library of video game stuff? I feel like I'm pretty much done with the things; the last time I played new ones was a mix between intense annoyance and vague amusement.
Two Sega Genesises, one with the 32X add-on. And a Sega Nomad (hand-held Genesis, eats batteries like crazy), and a modest library of games - Gunstar Heroes, Sonic Spinball, Sonic 1-3, Earthworm Jim, some other junk that came along with the Nomad when I bought it.
A Saturn, with NiGHTSand some awful sports games I got along with it. [ edit: I forgot that I tossed said awful sports games on my last move ]
A Dreamcast, with Bangai-o, Floigan Bros., Jet Grind Radio, Mars Matrix, MDK2, Rayman 2, Sonic Adventure, Sonic Adventure 2, Soul Reaver, Spider-Man, and Super Magnetic Neo,
A pile of Playstation games: Ape Escape, Blaster Master: Blasting Again, Blasto, Boombots, Blood Omen, Brave Fencer Mushashi, Crash Bandicoot: Warped, Chrono Cross, GTA2, Mega Man Legends, Mega Man X4, Metal Gear Solid, N2O, Abe's Exoddus, One, Rayman, R-Type Delta, Sentinel Returns, Silhouette Mirage, Spyro (1, 2, and 3), Skullmonkeys (with the lenticular image CD case!), Threads of Fate, and Wild 9.
An N64 and games: Conker's Bad Fur Day, Mischief Makers, Sin & Punishment, Space Station Silicon Valley, Rocket: Robot On Wheels.
PS2 games: Beyond Good & Evil, Devil May Cry, Okage Shadow King, Skygunner, Sly Cooper, Primal, Ratchet & Clank, Jak & Daxter, Deus X, Blood Omen 2, Ape Escape 2, Soul Reaver 2, and Blood Omen/Soul Reaver 3: Defiance.
(I have a PS2 but it's taken up residence at![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
prickvixen's place.)
A Gamecube with: Ikaruga, Wario World, Zelda: Wind Waker.
Also, the appropriate controllers and video/power cables, some controller extension cables, a three-way A/V switch, boxes to hook PS(2) controllers to the Dreamcast and Gamecube, memory cards for the things with fairly complete saves for most of these games, and a cute PS controller with autofire and a switch to map the left stick to the d-pad - handy for those games that try to be "old-school" and force you to use the d-pad.
Observant eyes will note that I have a lot of platform adventures and a lot of shootemups. I have the entire "Legacy of Kain" series, I have a lot of Treasure's games and next to none of Nintendo's. Also, 'Rocket' is the first game from the dev team that made the Sly Cooper games.
I might decide to keep Sin & Punishment because it was a birthday present with a certain amount of sentimental value. It's also, unfortunately, about the only really rare game in my collection.
If I can find all the parts, and you want it, I might throw in the Tower-O-Consoles shelf unit that I kept them on. It's a freestanding thing from Ikea that managed to comfortably hold pretty much all my systems at once. (The photo's from before the PS2 or Gamecube were out, and after I added a TV stand from the same line - I don't have that stand any more. I do have two side pieces for it to be free-standing.)
Everything is NTSC, and nothing except for Sin & Punishment is an import. My N64's been unscrewed so I could take out the simple physical anti-import lock-out mechanism to play S&P.
[ edit: I documented the Genesis collection, just for the hell of it.
Earthworm Jim 2, Eternal Champions, Gunstar Heroes, Pac-Man 2: The New Adventures, James Pond 2 - Codename: Robocod, Mortal Kombat, NBA Jam Tournament Edition, Sonic The Hedgehog (2 and 3, not 1), Sonic Spinball (2 copies), Sonic & Knuckles, ToeJam & Earl, Zombies Ate My Neighbors.
And for the 32X: Doom, Motocross Championship, Virtua Fighter.
The beat-em-ups, NBA Jam, EWJ2, Robocod, and the spare Spinball came along with the Nomad and 32x.
This is 74 games. Yee. That feels like a lot, and like not very many. ]
This offer's mostly open to anyone in the San Francisco area who can drop by and pick the things up themselves; I really don't want to ship it unless you're willing to pay enough to make it worth the hassle. Price is up in the air, make an offer. If you're curious about what some of the games are, ask.
It's a package deal, partially because all the systems and their cables are in two boxes, and I'm not entirely sure the cables are in the same box as the machine. I do have all the cables in there, though.
Two Sega Genesises, one with the 32X add-on. And a Sega Nomad (hand-held Genesis, eats batteries like crazy), and a modest library of games - Gunstar Heroes, Sonic Spinball, Sonic 1-3, Earthworm Jim, some other junk that came along with the Nomad when I bought it.
A Saturn, with NiGHTS
A Dreamcast, with Bangai-o, Floigan Bros., Jet Grind Radio, Mars Matrix, MDK2, Rayman 2, Sonic Adventure, Sonic Adventure 2, Soul Reaver, Spider-Man, and Super Magnetic Neo,
A pile of Playstation games: Ape Escape, Blaster Master: Blasting Again, Blasto, Boombots, Blood Omen, Brave Fencer Mushashi, Crash Bandicoot: Warped, Chrono Cross, GTA2, Mega Man Legends, Mega Man X4, Metal Gear Solid, N2O, Abe's Exoddus, One, Rayman, R-Type Delta, Sentinel Returns, Silhouette Mirage, Spyro (1, 2, and 3), Skullmonkeys (with the lenticular image CD case!), Threads of Fate, and Wild 9.
An N64 and games: Conker's Bad Fur Day, Mischief Makers, Sin & Punishment, Space Station Silicon Valley, Rocket: Robot On Wheels.
PS2 games: Beyond Good & Evil, Devil May Cry, Okage Shadow King, Skygunner, Sly Cooper, Primal, Ratchet & Clank, Jak & Daxter, Deus X, Blood Omen 2, Ape Escape 2, Soul Reaver 2, and Blood Omen/Soul Reaver 3: Defiance.
(I have a PS2 but it's taken up residence at
prickvixen's place.)A Gamecube with: Ikaruga, Wario World, Zelda: Wind Waker.
Also, the appropriate controllers and video/power cables, some controller extension cables, a three-way A/V switch, boxes to hook PS(2) controllers to the Dreamcast and Gamecube, memory cards for the things with fairly complete saves for most of these games, and a cute PS controller with autofire and a switch to map the left stick to the d-pad - handy for those games that try to be "old-school" and force you to use the d-pad.
Observant eyes will note that I have a lot of platform adventures and a lot of shootemups. I have the entire "Legacy of Kain" series, I have a lot of Treasure's games and next to none of Nintendo's. Also, 'Rocket' is the first game from the dev team that made the Sly Cooper games.
I might decide to keep Sin & Punishment because it was a birthday present with a certain amount of sentimental value. It's also, unfortunately, about the only really rare game in my collection.
If I can find all the parts, and you want it, I might throw in the Tower-O-Consoles shelf unit that I kept them on. It's a freestanding thing from Ikea that managed to comfortably hold pretty much all my systems at once. (The photo's from before the PS2 or Gamecube were out, and after I added a TV stand from the same line - I don't have that stand any more. I do have two side pieces for it to be free-standing.)
Everything is NTSC, and nothing except for Sin & Punishment is an import. My N64's been unscrewed so I could take out the simple physical anti-import lock-out mechanism to play S&P.
[ edit: I documented the Genesis collection, just for the hell of it.
Earthworm Jim 2, Eternal Champions, Gunstar Heroes, Pac-Man 2: The New Adventures, James Pond 2 - Codename: Robocod, Mortal Kombat, NBA Jam Tournament Edition, Sonic The Hedgehog (2 and 3, not 1), Sonic Spinball (2 copies), Sonic & Knuckles, ToeJam & Earl, Zombies Ate My Neighbors.
And for the 32X: Doom, Motocross Championship, Virtua Fighter.
The beat-em-ups, NBA Jam, EWJ2, Robocod, and the spare Spinball came along with the Nomad and 32x.
This is 74 games. Yee. That feels like a lot, and like not very many. ]
This offer's mostly open to anyone in the San Francisco area who can drop by and pick the things up themselves; I really don't want to ship it unless you're willing to pay enough to make it worth the hassle. Price is up in the air, make an offer. If you're curious about what some of the games are, ask.
It's a package deal, partially because all the systems and their cables are in two boxes, and I'm not entirely sure the cables are in the same box as the machine. I do have all the cables in there, though.