Which system do you prefer for collecting sealed games?

My favourite is the Playstation 2 because it has a big variety of different game genres for collecting !

i have voted for GC because i have the most games for Gamecube

Jaguar, because of relative small library and good chances of getting sealed games.

But sadly Jaguar collecting ist expensive..

I have votet for Dreamcast. It would imo be better if you could vote for multiple systems, because some may not have a real favourite and if I coud affort it I would also be collecting sealed games for some other systems like PSP.

and I have voted for the Playstation

there's nothing better to collect

i'm missing my favorite... SEGA Saturn!
but i voted for my second fav. the SEGA Dreamcast! :bball:
and what's with the Neo Geo CD?
come on its more than a "other" system...

Yeah! My fave is SEGA Saturn as well!
Anyway, I chose "Others", becauses I needed to tick more than one.
5 = PlayStation, PlayStation 2, PlayStation Portable and PLAYSTATION 3 games.
+ SEGA Saturn, which was missing.

jupp, Saturn is missing.

sorry for that...the Admin was drunken at this time

Well, I collect for most systems. Some I have more fun collecting for than others, but some games on some systems are a lot harder to find and give a greater sense of achievement when I track them down. For example, I like buying sealed American PlayStation games and sealed PAL N64 games as these are hard to come by, so having them is rewarding

Other systems which have low runs, such as Dreamcast or N-Gage, are also good to collect for, as it is realistic to achieve a complete collection

I totally agree with you there. But you see, collecting sealed games for all systems to be more complete is more of a presonal pride thing, because specifics are only applied to collectors who mainly care about money.

Sega Saturn added

N64 is missing :P

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I clicked "PlayStation 1", as it has the most diverse range of games available, but I do like collecting games for different systems for various reasons. The PS1 has a lot of rare classic games, and are also easy to spot if they are factory sealed or not. Likewise for N64 games, and these are more of an investment these days. I also like collecting Dreamcast games as there were very few games released for the ill-fated console, so a complete set is obtainable given time.

I mostly collect the games I like though, regardless of what console they are for. RPG's mostly, or games I have previously enjoyed playing

I picked PS1 because I consider the 32bit gen the golden age of Modern Gaming. PS2 a close second and Sega Saturn and SNES come a close third, again, in my opinion. I also like some of the larger, old style large PC Game Boxes like the Original Alice and Limited Edition Myst 3: Exile. That thing is huge.

Am i am the only one collecting sega genesis? :scratch:

I collect for the PC Engine - the machine that was so way ahead of it's time that it competed with the 16-bit machines of the sega megadrive and the super famicom, yet arguably the PC Engine had graphically superior games despite it only being 8-bit and size of a CD case. Yes a CD case!

i collect anything nintendo just as long as it has the red nintendo tear strip , you cant beat the red nintendo tear strip !!!

happyheed wrote:i collect anything nintendo just as long as it has the red nintendo tear strip , you cant beat the red nintendo tear strip !!!

Haha, yes you say it. Like it too

No 3do there?

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Pascal wrote:added ^^

Thanks,it seems i am the only 3DO addict...

Suprisingly I selected SNES

Although I only have ps1, ps2 and xbox 360 games sealed, I think the games that came in cardboard boxes (NES, SNES, N64) just feel more rewarding to have mint and sealed. Something sealed in a hard DVD case like ps2 doesn't seem as fragile and treasure-like to me.

Even though I have alot of gems for each system I've owned(and still own to this day), There is something I find very much that pulls me into into the Playstion brands. Unfortunately some of the rare gems I have for the ps1 are unsealed. However my ps2 games still remain sealed for the most part. Plus I've already have a head start on some ps3 games that I know for sure will be even rarer in the years to come.