Do You Collect to Play, or Do You Collect to Collect?

[sin2beta]

It reminds me of collecting for the NES in the late 90s. It's tough to do this with SEGA or Nintendo now.

I can find Sega Master System, Dreamcast, and Sega Genesis games for dirt-cheap. Granted the Master System games are rarer to come across than the Genesis or Dreamcast games, though. But those Dreamcast and Genesis games are a dime-a-dozen and quite plentiful around here. It's the SNES, Saturn, Sega CD, and TG-16 stuff that goes for a pretty penny around here.

Yeah, SEGA is still cheap. XBox is just cheap AND plentiful. So, while SEGA is cheap, it's just not as plentiful as the NES was in the late 90s. I have a decent sized SEGA collection. But it's not that big. And I feel like I've tapped my area out decently. I think it would be difficult to get 50% of the games for any SEGA system from a single area. However, this could be done on the NES in the 90s. It can also be done on XBox now

[starscream]

collect to play without a doubt. I think there's about 12 games on my shelf that need to be played. I have a hard time when I'm out in the wild of saying no to good deals, which I come across often.

[dashv]

If any of you guys are looking for master system games the local shop here has about 30 of em. Let me know what titles you're looking for and I'll see if he's got em and what they go for.

I'm going there tomorrow to pick up my Retron 5.

[soera]

Are they complete? Can you post a list of the ones that are?

[turf]

I'm looking for King's Quest, fantasy Zone, and Spider-Man if the price is right, of course.

[dashv]

Are they complete? Can you post a list of the ones that are?

They are loose/cart only.