What is your prized possesion rarest item in your eyes?

[vanpeebles]

Hold on, it's not laminated!

[JazzFunk]

It's a boring one but it's my original MD JP copy of THE SUPER SHINOBI that I bought brand new in 1991, Godzilla, Spidey and 'Batman' all included!

[CAPCOM]

Something like this...

[buzz909]

Something like this...

Are those yours?? That is awesome. And I have to ask who has signed that mousemat?

Mine is Neo XYX for the Neo Geo AES. It was the most I ever paid for a game but it was actually worth it. Turning my TV on it's side also has the side-effect of making the bosses look huge

https://youtu.be/VrXLY3YQic0

One of my most treasured (but not very expensive) games is Atlantis on the Intellivision. It's a unique game because only the Intellivsion has 16-directional control and it has a full colour manual with beautiful art. Out of all the games I own I think it has the best looking manual! I just love the whole package on that one and I've had it since I was a kid

[endo]

Are those yours?? That is awesome. And I have to ask who has signed that mousemat?

They're not his.

[Hirst]

Got a press copy of Shenmue 2 for the Dreamcast from when I did a few game reviews (back in the day when PR companies through a .com website would be reaching millions). If I recall I got it about ten days before the proper release and hugely enjoyed playing it early.

[CAPCOM]

https://www.nostalgianerd.com/acorn-archimedes-a3010-review

[QualityChimp]

Hold on, it's not laminated!

I'm concerned why you'd want it splash-proof...

[phillv85]

This wonderfully pointless hunk of metal, or maybe the almost equally pointless N64DD I have.

Although my most prized possession is not rare at all, and it's battered, it's my original copy of Streets of Rage 2, so many good memories on that game.

[vanpeebles]

I'm concerned why you'd want it splash-proof...

Incase someone spilt some tea on it?

[Leon Retro]

Incase someone spilt some tea on it?

Some people drool all over retro computer goodies.

[gordon]

I have nothing particularly rare any more, so my favourite thing is a boxed copy of Seeding Bird, a neat little puzzle game for the Wonderswan. There’s something about Wonderswan games; I have a lot of nostalgic affection for them.

[samanosuke]

It’s not at all rare or valuable but my prized possession is my gaming setup:



You can’t see it from the image but behind the TV I wired in three double gang sockets flush into the wall so there are no ugly PSUs or cabling visible. The Mega Drive was part of a MD/MCD combo I bought from Colin for £50 years ago. I binned off the PAL MCD for a Jp model which I picked up for £70 labelled as “junk” that ended up having a dodgy CD drive so I used the drive from the PAL unit as a donor. The SNES I acquired circa 1996 when a mate of mine who was a bit of an alcoholic owed me money and, figuring I’d never get the cash back, I decided to take the SNES he’d left round another mate’s as payment. The speakers were a freebie from a trade show so I bought a headphone switcher off eBay for a tenner to switch between the two consoles.

[CAPCOM]

The last of the true 16 bit Super Streetfighters...

[Hirst]

It’s not at all rare or valuable but my prized possession is my gaming setup:

Got to say that's a proper neat setup, the wire tidying is great. I especially like the controller wiring.