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Favorite/Most Prized Game

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desocietas:
Oh, the original Mega Man art...  It's disturbing to think that's what they thought the little sprite would look like IRL.
Nice stuff!  I always wonder whether to keep the plastic on my packages or not...  Good to know that it's not a crazy thing to consider.

madmax:
Original Mega Man art has always been some of my fav. just because it's so ridiculous but at the same time, its showing of how that generation of gaming was. Looks like some weird robocop, hehe.

i also love how the box says "High Resolution Graphics". Then again, In 20 years we will look at our "HD" games and laugh ;)

nophix:
I have my original Megaman games, all of them. Unfortunately, my mother trashed the boxes.

I also have a complete and boxed Bionic Commando I picked up at a thrift store for $.50. I know it isnt rare, but for 2 quarters, it was coming home.

scott:
Here's a new entry for me, and currently one of my most prized items in my collection.



It's a copy of Pokemon FireRed for the GBA, only it not just an average copy of the game, it's an Event cartridge. These baby's were handed out from Nintendo directly to the folks at Toys R Us for a special Pokemon Event held on September 30, 2006. This was for a Mew distribution event which was only held on that day and afterwords the carts were left up for grabs for employees. My buddy was able to get one of the two they had and owned it until recently, when he sold it to me.

There are roughly 370 Mews on this cartridge, which is a little over 10 PC boxes full. According to my buddy, if no one wanted the cartridges, they were going to end up in the trash, so it's a pretty sweet find. When I found out he was looking to sell it, I had to jump on it.
Here it is, The Mystery Mew

urbanchaos:
I would have to say that for now, the most prized item in my collection would be my Brand-New, Factory Sealed french Canadian Kirby's Adventure

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