#super famicom: the box art collection

[nintendowife]

Congrats to Super Mario RPG fans for the Nintendo Switch remake announcement! I've never played the game myself, even though it would have been available via Wii U Virtual Console in Europe. I'm interested in trying it out on Switch, being a fan of JRPGs and having enjoyed some Paper Mario games.

I dug out pages related to the game from the books Super Famicom: The Box Art Collection and A Guide To Japanese Role-Playing Games.

[bitmapbooks]

Seiken Densetsu 3 (Trials Of Mana) featured in our book - Super Famicom: The Box Art Collection

This luxurious hardback features photography of around 250 game boxes, plus detailed information on each game and a critique of the artwork itself.

Check out our collection of SNES/SFC books: https://www.bitmapbooks.com/collections/snes-books

#bitmapbooks #book #retrogaming #retrogames #gaming #sfc #art #snes #bookstagram #booktok #fyp #seikendensetsu3 #trialsofmana

[silverchangeling]

Tagged Tulmbr questionaire! From @thimbledoll and @hyacinthdoll1315

3 ships / First ever ship: Hahah wow is this a tumblr question. I don't actively ship characters, so I guess this is going to be three groupings I like:

Kanaya Maryam x Rose Lalonde (Homestuck): Classic homestuck lesbians. I like this one mostly out of my love for Kanaya. She's precious blorbo and I want good things her.

Angela x Roland x Gebura (Library of Ruina): Okay hear me out. I came up with this ship just right now and its *perfect*. So, normally, this would be the classic two troubled but somewhat functional people (Angela and Roland) working out their differences, growing together, seeing the world, etc while there's an extra deadbeat hanger on (Gebura) who's just there. However, this dynamic completely switches in bed or in tense scenarios- Angela and Gebura take charge while Roland sits to side or does whatever bottoming the situation demands. Its GENIUS I tell you.

Band Polycule (Bocchi the Rock): Why not cash in the incredible dynamics they all have? Bocchi and Ryo are clearly the moneymakers/moneyhavers in this polycule, and Kita and Nijika are the functional adult types. Like, maybe *officially* they're paired off in some way. But they all live in the same duplex, have one gigantic bed, and happen to sleep with each other.

Last song: Been listening to Sleep Talk Metropolis by Mili. Really like Mili, and a lot of their songs (including this one!) brings out genuine intense emotion in me.

Last movie: The Puss in Boots: Last Wish. In all fairness, I didn't finish it (flight movie) but I love how much heart and manic energy this one has. I love Dreamworks new "cartoony/anime-esque 3D" style. Currently reading: I've been meaning to read some anarchist theory, but I currently am not. Mousewife got a record of all SNES boxart, called Super Famicom: The Box Art Collection and I've been enjoying looking through that.

Currently watching: Been watching mousewife try her hand at Suika Game. Double Watermelon is real, and I believe its possible.

Currently consuming: I ate some toast! Later I am thinking about putting together a little rice bowl with brown rice, chicken. and veggies. Currently craving: That rice bowl I am now thinking about. I would also take ramen. Honestly, I would eat many things right now, but I can't because I am going to jog soon. I'm not gonna tag people- Had a really bad experience where I did Follow Friday on Twitter and accidentally tagged two people who hated each other. Stirred up some unnecessary drama, looked like an ass, and I generally avoid tagging strangers now.

[bergeronprocess]

A vendor I love to buy from at anime conventions is selling a bunch of cool stuff on their eBay page. They're called Retro Saikou and they're great - a combo of old school stuff and new stuff, video games, CDs, artbooks... I've bought lots of stuff from them at 2 years of Anime Weekend Atlanta. I can't go to AWA this year, so I'm browsing their eBay, and here's some stuff y'all might want to check out! They are located right here in Georgia and they're super helpful - one time I bought a CD from them, got home, opened it up and discovered a totally different disc in there, so I emailed them and got that fixed no problem. I can't recommend them enough.

Anyway, on to the links!

[nintendocafe]

Super Famicom: The Box Art Collection Book | Buy-Now!

[alexandriaisburning]

014: Futrai wa Precure Max Heart! Maji? Maji!? Fight de IN Janai

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Based on the anime series of the same name, Futari wa Pretty Cure Max Heart does a respectable job of translating both the aesthetic and action. Importantly, it's clearly made for the same audience of young girls the anime is aiming for. There’s the same sort of pastel and pink aesthetic, with a big emphasis on cute and appealing designs, but with a more traditional action game structure. 

"Games for girls'', at least here in the US, often tend to focus on more traditionally "feminine" pursuits, such as dressing up, or nurturing animals,often taking the form of puzzle or mini-game collections (1). By their action focused nature, adaptations of magical girl shows often get more chances to break out of that box (2).

Before playing this title I was only vaguely aware of the Pretty Cure series.The latest titles occasionally make some buzz around social media, and a few entries have been localized here, under the Glitter Force name, often with large changes. Watching the first Precure series (Futari wa Pretty Cure), what struck me was the weight and physicality of it. Other magical girl shows I'd seen often had an airy, fantastical style to them. Characters felt as if they could take a step right into the air, and often did. Pretty Cure emphasizes the action in a different way, with a desire to bring moves closer to real life martial arts. You can trace the momentum of characters through their exaggerated spins,and the way they shift weight for throws.(3)

Precure GBA doesn't capture the exact same sense of weight, but there's definitely nods to it in the posing and moveset of the characters. There are three playable characters, which all share a moveset outside of aesthetic flourishes. Each has a basic three hit grounded combo, an air attack that chains into a drill kick with forward momentum, and a wall jump. It's less involved than its contemporaries, even in the girl focused space, more akin to something you'd see in a licensed title like Ghost Sweeper Mikami on the Super Famicom (4). 

Honestly, outside of its aesthetics, it isn't that interesting as an action game, but the aesthetics count for A LOT. The bright pastels and cute character designs make it stand out a lot, probably heightened by devs often choosing to saturate the colors even more to make up for the GBA's non-backlit screen.

The game takes place in a theme park, with each world presenting a different area of it, and each level some section or attraction in it. Levels open with battles against objects or animals possessed by Zakenna, a dark being injected by the antagonists to create monsters, culminating with a setpiece or boss fight. Along the way are hidden decorations you can find to populate each character's room in another mode, and mini-games where you control the mascot characters as you collect pickups that contribute to earning another heart point. 

You'll probably want to do those bonus stages too, since this game is HARD. Despite what I said about the relative simplicity of the action, Precure is still willing to lay down punishment fast. There are no checkpoints, and you begin with only three hearts out of a max of seven, so a few mistakes and you'll lose an entire stage worth of progress. 

Know the layout and avoid unnecessary fights and you can get through a stage quickly, but jump around carelessly or start a combo from a bad position and you'll be repeating levels fast. The attraction sections are probably the most frustrating part in this regard, since they often have auto scrolling sections that turn into  a test of patience upon repeating them a few times. 

What kept me playing was seeing all the small aesthetic touches for each new area. Enemy variety is astounding, and while they don't have a wide range of behaviors (mostly turning aggressive as you pass and chasing you) there's a lot of specifically themed enemies with their own unique animations. The slight change in costume and voice samples with each character adds a touch of variety, even if the moves stay the same (not unlike GS Mikami's palette swapped outfits per stage). The water stage even has an animation for flipping directions while swimming, which is cool even if it's slow enough to get you killed.

A serviceable licensed action game isn't much new, but there's something satisfying about seeing this show's particular aesthetics represented in one. Action games with girly aesthetics are novel in themselves, and even as Pretty Cure adds new entries to the series, action games seem underrepresented (5). Entries in other genres aren't inherently less valuable or anything, but the lack of girl targeted action games kind of speaks to publishers’ preconceptions that they can only sell games to girls within a preset range of “girly” pursuits.

Precure isn't as mechanically involved as something like a full blown brawler or character action game, but there's some small joy in seeing the anime's characters and world miniaturized for this handheld system. 

Futari wa Pretty Cure Max Heart: Maji? Maji? Fight de IN Janai is available on Game Boy Advance.

[thearkhound]

Ganbare Goemon Production Material Museum Part 1: The Rescue of Princess Yuki

The following is a translation of the first in a series of seven commentaries from the now-defunct official Ganbare Goemon website. Each entry featured production tidbits between Etsunobu Ebisu, who was the general producer for the Goemon series at the time, and artist Madoka Yamauchi, followed by concept art related to the game.

This first entry covers the first Super Famicom game in the series, Ganbare Goemon: Yuki-hime Kyūshutsu Emaki, which also happens to be the first game that was brought over to the west as Legend of the Mystical Ninja. You can still read the original here.

Production Tidbits

Yamauchi: Greetings! I was told to introduce Yuki-hime Kyūshutsu Emaki (The Rescue of Princess Yuki) in this so-called “Goemon Production Material Museum” thing. I’m Yamauchi. Because I’m not very reliable by myself, I have with me Ebi-san, general producer of the Goemon franchise.

Ebisu: Greetings! I’m Ebisu. I’m supposed to be talking about Goemon 1 & 2 here, but can I really remember something that happened such a long time ago? I can’t even remember the dinner I had yesterday. As someone who is always living in the present, the past is pretty much non-existent for me.

Yamauchi: Oh no! I’ll be in trouble if you can’t tell me even a single thing. Is there anything you can tell us about Yuki-hime (the first Goemon game on SFC).

Ebisu: The team leader in charge of Yuki-hime was Ume-san, who previously worked on the Famicom port of Gradius II. At the time Ume-san was pretty reputed in his field, showing great skill in developing new technology, but we still struggled quite a bit though, since it was our first Super Famicom title.

Yamauchi: It seems you did quite a lot on Yuki-hime. I heard it was quite a hell of a development process.

Ebisu: We couldn’t fit everything with the capacity with were given (or it would had doubled our company’s expenses) as we were approaching the deadline. During the last six months of development, the deadline kept being pushed back to a month, so the developers repeatedly found themselves in a position where they would be crunching themselves to death until they ultimately went in with all their might and they were like “let’s do something!.”

Yamauchi: So you were using up your memory capacity until the last moment. It’s incredible that Yuki-hime has such a huge amount of content. I still can’t believe it’s only on an 8-megabit ROM cartridge. Truly the culmination of everyone’s sleepless nights, no, their efforts. Speaking of which, there used to be a radio exercise program that aired very morning at 9:00AM back then (laughs). Radio exercising in the morning after staying all night... That takes me back.

Ebisu: You sweat it all out easily, didn’t you? Oh well.

Yamauchi: Are these all the development documents we had for Yuki-hime? It’s only about three volumes of documents.

Ebisu: Nope, I only pay attention to what’s ahead of me.

Yamauchi: Please keep track of your stuff properly. It seems that these documents contain mostly just data, so they’re not something that most people will understand by simply showing it to them.

Ebisu: That’s right. It’s nothing but a collection of data. Even I don’t know what they mean.

Yamaguchi: Hmm, if we must show something to our readers, we could publish some concept art. But graphic designers back then were already drawing with pixel art tools without having to come up with some concept art first, so there isn’t that much that could be shown to the public. What should we do?

Ebisu: What about those drawings of the boss characters?

Yamaguchi: Ah, that could work! They’re a bit rough, but you could still extrapolate a lot by introducing production materials from the period.

Ebisu: Next time we’ll talk about Goemon 2 [the Super Famicom version].

Concept Art Introductions

Ghost Woman (Stage 1)

Offense: Main (N/A), Dishes (2)

Stamina: Main (6), Dishes (N/A)

Description: She materializes from a well and hovers around in a Sine curve pattern while spinning a pair of plates. She throws her plates at regular intervals. The plates will bounce back to the screen if it hits the edges of the screen during its downward trajectory. The ghost cannot be harmed by striking her body directly. You can only damage her by hitting her dishes in order to deflect them back at her. She is actually a disguise used by the Ninja Cat Kurobe, who is looking for a brave hero.

Lantern Man (Stage 2)

Stamina: Main (54) Attack (4)

Description: A mysterious demon who leads the Hyotokko Mask Gang. He carries a wooden frame on his back which is used to hang all of his paper lanterns (it is believed they will become demons too). It seems he has a single hand under his loincloth, but no one has ever seen it. He has a natural fondness for cat. In fact, it is said that he caught Koban Cat to eat it. He usually says “Of course I like cats!”

Otafuku (Stage 4)

Offense: Main body (4), Twin sumo wrestlers (4), Ball (4)

Stamina: Main body (32), Twin  sumo wrestlers (8), Ball (4)

Description: When the player first enters the room, they will encounter a pair of sumo wrestlers guarding the Otafuku statue. The sumo wrestlers will attack the player with a bouncing ball they throw back and forth at each other. They can only sustain damage at their heads, so the player must use jumping attacks to damage them. When the sumo wrestlers are defeated, their souls will inhabit the Otafuku statue, causing it to expand and attack the player. The statue has three attack patterns.

Sasuke (Stage 5)

Offense: Sasuke (3) , Underling Ninja (2)

Stamina: Sasuke (16), Underling Ninja (2)

Description: The leader of a ninja gang that guard a mansion. At first he simply sends out his minions to battle the player while he rides a kite and observe the battle from the background, but after all of his minions are defeated, he flies towards the player and fights them on his kite.

Kabuki (Stage 6)

Offense: Main body (4), Tsuzura box (4) Stamina: Main body (32), Tsuzura box (16)

Description: This boss appears before the imperial palace in Kyoto in order to steal the boarding passes of any wanderer he comes by. A tsuzura box will appear from the top of the screen with a spotlight shining on it. The tsuzura box will then fold down with a Kabuki actor wearing it on his back.

Hakuryū (Stage 7)

Offense: 2

Stamina: 10

Description: A white dragon that lives in Dragon Pond. It guards the legendary White Mirror that has been passed down since ancient times. The most effective weapon against Haukuryu is the koban coin toss if you’re using a regular weapon or the bomb throw if you’re using a special weapon. Toramaru and Pekomaru are also effective too if you’re going to use a jutsu. In fact, with a jutsu he can be defeated almost immediately.

Daruma Otoshi (Stage 8)

Offense: Head (4), Parts (4)

Stamina: Head (6), Parts (N/A)

Description: A sub-boss that appears in Stage 8. At first it consists of five pieces and a head that are vertically aligned atop each other and they move from one side of the screen to the other from the bottom part to the head on the top. When all the parts and the head have been moved to one side, they will moves back again to the other side. You can hit the lower parts from the side or jump on them, but they cannot be destroyed. Only the head can be destroyed by damaging it. Once the first head has been destroyed, the second part on top will become the new head. When all the other heads have been destroyed, the last one will escape and the floor will collapse, allowing the player to move on to the next area.

Yajirobe Daruma (Stage 8)

Offense: 4

Stamina: N/A

Description: The remaining head of the Otoshi Daruma from the previous battle will combine with a Yajirobee [a Japanese balancing toy] to form the boss of Stage 8. It places Princess Yuki on top of a cauldron as it awaits the player to rescue her. When the player jumps onto the cauldron, the lid will open and the boss will appear. Its durability is not particularly great and it can be defeated by jumping into the baton that is riding it. Since the lid that the player rides moves in an irregular pace , the player must use jumping attacks or projectiles to damage the Daruma head. You will sustain great damage if you get hit with one of the two iron balls it is attached with, so be careful when it starts to shake too much. Timing your attacks is crucial.

Warrior & Lion (Stage 9)

Offense: Lion (4), Warrior (4)

Stamina: Lion (32), Warrior (33)

Description: The lion is actually the transformed shape of Gonta the magic user. The lion can repel any of the player’s attacks and the only way it can be damaged is by hitting the arrows shot by the warrior riding it to repel it back. While the arrows can strike any part of the lion’s body, it usually uses its forelegs to repel them when they fly under its head. While the lion does not have an attack of its own, as it simply moves back and forth, the warrior riding it will usually shoot two arrows at the same time at regular intervals. The warrior cannot be damaged while he’s riding the lion. Once the lion has been defeated, Gonta’s spell is broken and the warrior (actually a robot) will fight the player on foot. The robot warrior will attack the player with a rolling attack.

[ultrace]

Soundtrack Update

Tomorrow will bring another batch of soundtracks going onto eBay, for which I will make a post when they go up. For those of you looking to keep convenient track of these, here is a link to my seller page so you can see all of whatever I have up at any given time. The first batch of CDs still has a little over 4 days to go!

Some of you have asked questions. Questions are good! They show that I’m more interesting than annoying, mostly.

Do these soundtracks contain spinecards (obi)? Most of them do. Some may have been acquired without them or I may have misplaced them in the very early days of my collecting. If this is a deal-breaker, ask about any CD you need to.

Can you combine shipping? You sure can. I’ll be more than happy to send multiple CDs and charge only the total amount of shipping.

Is there a full list of all the soundtracks that will be auctioned? There is now. I have painstakingly written down the names of each of the soundtracks to be auctioned, 238 in total. It was a little less than I thought; some of them took up large space on the shelves and skewed my calculations. For the sake of your dashboard, the full list is under the cut.

These soundtracks have been photographed and tested:

Akumajo Dracula / Castlevania: Aria of Sorrow & Dawn of Sorrow OST

Akumajo Dracula Apocalypse OST

Akumajo Dracula Best  (Otakara printing)

Akumajo Dracula Best 2  (Otakara printing)

Akumajo Dracula Nocturne in the Moonlight (Castlevania: SOTN) OST

Akumajo Dracula X

Akumajo Dracula: Gallery of Labyrinth (Castlevania: Portrait of Ruin) OST

Castlevania Chronicle Akumajo Dracula

Castlevania: Circle of the Moon / Concerto of the Midnight Sun OST

Anamanaguchi: Dawn Metropolis

Atelier Iris Bonus Soundtrack CD

Bangai-O Spirits Sound Collection Plus

Banjo-Kazooie The Soundtrack

Bastion OST (signed by composer Darren Korb), x2

Baten Kaitos OST

Biohazard 2 (Resident Evil 2) Complete Track

Borderlands 2 OST

Borderlands OST

Breath of Fire III OST

Broken Thunder: Thunder Force VI Doujinshi Soundtrack

C64: 64 Reasons to Live

C64: Best of David Whittaker

C64: Best of Fred Gray

C64: Best of Matt Gray

C64: Best of the Maniacs of Noise

C64: Best of Tim Follin

C64: Creatures the Soundtracks

C64: Thalamusic

C64: Way of the Exploding SID

Capcom Trilogy Box - Capcom Game Music Vols. 1, 2, 3

Chrono Trigger OST

Dance Dance Resolution Ultramix 2 Limited Music Sampler

Dance Dance Revolution Extreme Limited Music Sampler

Dead Rising OST

Devil Crash / Alien Crush

Devil May Cry Limited Soundtrack Box - OSTs for Devil May Cry 1, 2, 3

Diablo 15th Year Anniversary

Disgaea Custom Soundtrack

DK Jamz: Donkey Kong Country OST

Dodonpachi & Dodonpachi II OST

Donkey Kong Country 3 Dixie Kong's Double Trouble OST

Dragon Force Complete Album

Ecco: Songs of Time

Einhander OST

Electronic Arts Music Sampler, "Signature Sounds"

ESPGaluda OST

All Sounds of Final Fantasy I & II

Final Fantasy III OST

Final Fantasy IV OST   (gone missing)

Final Fantasy V OST

Final Fantasy VI OST

Final Fantasy VII OST

Final Fantasy VII Dirge of Cerberus OST Limited Edition

Final Fantasy VIII OST Limited Edition Limited Edition

Final Fantasy IX OST Limited Edition

Final Fantasy X OST

Final Fantasy X-2 OST Limited Edition  (Rikku Keychain

Final Fantasy XI OST Limited Edition

Final Fantasy XII OST Limited Edition

Final Fantasy XIII OST Limited Edition

Final Fantasy Tactics OST

Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles OST

Front Mission 3 OST

G.S.M. Capcom 3: Final Fight (Missing booklet and obi)

G.S.M. Captom 4: Street Fighter II (Missing obi)

Game Sound Museum ~Famicom Edition~ - Full set of 20 CDs

Game Sound Museum ~Famicom Edition~ - Vol. 1: Super Mario Bros.

Game Sound Museum ~Famicom Edition~ - Vol. 11: Nazo no Murasame Jiyo

Game Sound Museum ~Famicom Edition~ - Vol. 3: Donkey Kong Jr.

Game Sound Museum ~Famicom Edition~ - Vol. 7: Light Gun Games

Game Sound Museum ~Famicom Edition~ - Nintendo Dream Special Disc: Super Mario Bros. 3

Gears of War OST

Ghost in the Shell Megatech Body Cd. (European Printing)

Golden Axe: The Music

Gradius Arcade Soundtrack

Gradius III

Gradius V Soundtracks

Grand Theft Auto Vice City Official Soundtrack Box Set

Grandia II ~Deus~

Grandia II ~Povo~

Guiity Gear X Heavy Rock Tracks

Guilty Gear Original Sound Collection

Konami Music Masterpiece Collection (Complete 15-CD set)

Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time Soundtrack (Black/Gray Cover)

Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time Soundtrack (Gold Cover)

Makaimura (Ghosts n' Goblins) Ongakutaizen Box Set

Metal Gear Solid 4 OST

Suite Dragon Quest II

That's Atari Games Limited Edition Box - Vols. 1 & 2 in special case

The Last Blade OST

The Music of Command & Conquer

The Music of Command & Conquer: Red Alert

X-Men: Children of the Atom OST

Ys: The Oath in Felghana (Wanderers from Ys) Premium Music Box

Yuzo Koshiro Best Collection Vol. 1

Yuzo Koshiro Best Collection Vol. 2

Z.O.E. Zone of the Enders OST

Zwei!! OST

These soundtracks have not been photographed and tested. If for any reason the discs have failed, they will not be auctioned.

C64: Last Ninja 2 Music Collection   (disc failure, discarded)

C64: Last Ninja 3 Music Collection   (disc failure, discarded)

C64: Last Ninja Music Collection   (disc failure, discarded)

Capcom Music Generation Limited Edition ~Legendary Wings~

Capcom Music Generation: Rockman 1-6 (1st printing with cardboard sleeve)

Capcom Music Generation: Rockman X1-6 (1st printing with special box)

Fatal Fury / Last Resort OST

Genso Suikoden OST

Gokumakaimura (Ultimate Ghosts 'n Goblins) OST

Gunstar Heroes Sound Collection

Halo 2 OST Vol. 1

Halo 2 OST Vol. 2

Halo 3 ODST OST

Halo 3 OST

Hudson's CD Game Music Collection '93

Hundred Swords OST

Justice High School (Rival Schools United By Fate) OST

Katamari Damacy OST

Killer Cuts Killer Instinct (cardboard sleeve has been sliced in half and put in jewel case)

Konami Game Music Vol. 1

Legend of Mana Music Selection

Legend of Mana OST

Lost Technology: Thunder Force V OST

Lumines Remixes

Mario Kart 64 Greatest Hits Soundtrack

Mars Matrix / Giga Wing

Marvel vs. Capcom OST

Mass Effect OST

Maximo OST

Metal Gear / Metal Gear 2 Solid Snake Music Collection (from the MGS Premium Pack)

Metal Gear >> Solid Snake Music Compilation Red Disc

Metal Gear Solid 2 Sons of Liberty OST

Metal Gear Solid 3 Snake Eater OST

Metal Gear Solid Music CD (1 open, 1 sealed)

Metal Slug 3 OST

Metroid Metal: Varia Suite (signed by the band)

Mortal Kombat II: Music from the Arcade Game Soundtrack (also Mortal Kombat)

Music From Ys II

Music From Ys III: Wanderers from Ys

Musik: Mortal Kombat 3 & 4 Arcade Soundtrack

N3 Ninety-Nine Nights OST

Namco Game Sound Express Vol. 18 Air Combat 22

NiGHTS into Dreams Perfect Album

Ninja Blade OST

Ninja Gaiden (XBox) Original Sound Trax

Panzer Dragoon Azel RPG Memorial Album

Parasite Eve OST

Phantasy Star 1st Series Complete Album

Planet Harriers OST

Pocket Fighter OST

Pretty Soldier Sailormoon Another Story Music Collection

Quest For Glory V: Dragon Fire OST

Radiant Silvergun Soundtrack+

Ridge Racer V OST

Rockman 2 The Power Fighters

Rockman Dash OST

R-Type Delta OST

R-Type Final OST

Salamander ~Again~ (Otakara printing)

Salamander 2 OST

Salamander Remixes

Samurai Spirits

Samurai Spirits (Scitron 1500 series)

Samurai Spirits the Best 10th Anniversary Special

Scott Pilgrim vs. The World: The Game OST (Arcade Block exclusive)

Sega Ages Soundtrack The Best Plus

Sega Game Music Vol. 1

Sega Game Music Vol. 2

Sega Game Music Vol. 3

Sega Power Cuts 1 (cardboard sleeve version, has been sliced in half and put in a jewel case)

Sega Power Cuts 1 (Jewel Case promotional copy)

Sega Virtual Sonic 5-CD Set with Box Case

Seiken Densetsu 2 (Secret of Mana) Original Sound Version

Seiken Densetsu 3 OST

Sengoku Musou (Samurai Warriors) OST

Shadow Hearts OST

Shin Contra (Contra: Shattered Soldier) OST

Shin Megami Tensei III Nocturne OST

Shin Samurai Spirits

Shin Sangokumusou 3 (Dynasty Warriors 4) OST

Shin Sangokumusou 4 (Dynasty Warriors 3) OST

Shin Sangokumusou 4 (Dynasty Warriors 5) OST

Shin Sangokumusou Kyuukyoku Onban

Shinobi (PS2 version) OST

Silent Hill 3 Official Soundtrack

Silhouette Mirage OST

Snatcher Zoom Tracks

SNK Game Music

Soul Calibur OST

Sounds of Onimusha

Star Ocean Till the End of Time Sound Complete Box (Empty box only! Someone gave it to me.)

Star Ocean: The Second Story OST

Starfox 64: Original Cuts (cardboard sleeve has been sliced in half and put in a jewel case)

Storm of Progear OST

Street Fighter EX2 Arrange Album

Street Fighter Zero / Street Fighter Alpha OST

Street Fighter Zero 3 / Street Fighter Alpha 3 OST

Strider Hiryu 2 OST

Suite Wizardry II Legacy of LLylgamyn

Super Mario 64 Original Soundtracks

Super Mario 64/Waverace 64: Original Cuts from the Hottest N64 Games

Super Metroid Sound in Action

Tales of Eternia OST

Tales of Symphonia OST

Technosoft Game Music Collection Vol. 10: Technology - Thunder Force V

Technosoft Game Music Collection Vol. 2: Excursion - Herzog Zwei

Technosoft Game Music Collection Vol. 9: Voyage - Neorude

Tekken 3 Arcade Soundtrack 001 ex

Tempest 2000 The Soundtrack

Tenchu OST

The Elder Scrolls V Skyrim OST

The King of Fighters '95

The Minibosses: Brass

The Music of Suikoden Konami Sampler Disc

The Protomen

The Protomen Present: A Night of Queen (signed)

Threads of Fate Music Selection

Tobal 2 OST

Treasure Quest the Soundtrack

Turrican OST

Vagrant Story OST

Valkyrie Profile OST

Valkyrie Profile Arrange Album

Valkyrie Profile Covenant of the Plume OST

Valkyrie Profile Silmeria OST Vol. 1 Alicia Side (with limited edition "Sound Complete Box")

Valkyrie Profile Silmeria OST Vol. 2 Silmeria Side

Vampire: The New Warriors OST

Vandal Hearts OST

Very Best of Ys

Video Game Orchestra (signed by some members)

Video Games Live Volume One

Viewtiful Joe & Viewtiful Joe 2 OST

Virtua Cop Soundtracks

Virtua Fighter 4 OST

World Heroes 2 Jet OST

World Heroes Perfect OST

World of Tanks OST

Xenosaga OST

Xexex OST

Ys V OST

Yu Suzuki: Hang-On/Space Harrier

The following soundtracks are bootlegs (usually SonMay) and therefore of little actual value. They will probably be auctioned as a single lot:

Grandia OST

Dance Maniax OST

Dance Maniax 2nd Mix OST

Arc the Lad OST

Arc the Lad III OST

G-Darius OST

Chaos Legion OST

Breath of Fire II OST

Music From Ys

Virtua Fighter Maximum Mania

Pretty Soldier Sailormoon S Game Music

SaGa Frontier OST

Rock Man (unidentified CD, GAME-089)

Rockman X Alph-Lyra Arranged

Panzer Dragoon OST

The King of Fighters 96

[oldgamerschannel]

AI: THE SOMNIUM FILES will Release July 25

Spike Chunsoft is excited to share news today about their upcoming 2019 line-up straight from GDC 2019, with special developer guests at the show: AI: The Somnium Files Director Kotaro Uchikoshi, Assistant Director Akira Okada; CRYSTAR Producer and Director Fuyuki Hayashi; and Fire Pro Wrestling WorldScenario Writer Suda51! 2019 TITLE LINE-UP AI: The Somnium Files – July 25 Japan/North America for PlayStation ®4 system, Nintendo SwitchTM, Steam® (PC)

Standard Edition – $59.99

Special Agent Edition – $89.99

A-set Acrylic Stand – Approximately 6 inches tall

Outer Box – Original Artwork by character designer Yusuke Kozaki

THOUGHTS REMaiN BELOW Artbook – 30+ pages of sketches and concept art

REVERIES IN THE RaiN Soundtrack

A-set’s #1 Fan Stickers – 3 vinyl stickers

AI: The Somnium Files for Nintendo SwitchTM or PlayStation®4

Spike Chunsoft’s latest thrilling detective adventure, AI: The Somnium Files, launches on July 25 for PlayStation®4, Nintendo SwitchTM, and Steam®! The new trailer debuted at GDC gives you a first look at the world of AI: The Somnium Files. Preorder the standard edition or the North American exclusive Special Agent Edition today from your local retailer! The standard edition will include the Summer Collection Costume DLC! Pre-order now to secure the Day 1 edition for PS4TM, which will include a mini artbook. Enjoy the world of Purgatory beautifully illustrated by character designers Ruichi and ntny!

FIRE PRO WRESTLING WORLD SUDA51 DLC – Release TBD for PlayStation®4 and Steam ® Suda51, the writer responsible for the infamous, shocking scenario from Super Fire Pro Wrestling Special (Super Famicom, 1994), returns to burn down the ring with a new DLC scenario for Fire Pro Wrestling World!

Zanki Zero: Last Beginning – April 9 for PlayStation®4 and Steam® (PC) A free Zanki Zero: Last Beginning demo comes to PlayStationTMStore on March 26! Play the demo to get an Item Pack when you play the full game. The bonus Zanki Zero: Last Beginning Survival Soundtrack CD is available with the North American Day 1 Edition (PlayStation®4) or as an Early Purchase Bonus (Steam®[PC]).

[super-nintendude64]

Dude I’m so fucking happy I’ve got myself a Super Famicom, just for the simple reason that collecting games is sooooooooo much easier and cheaper (to a degree).

Like my copy of Street Fighter 2 Turbo for PAL was like nearly $40, and all it got me was the cartridge and the manual, manual is in okay condition whereas the cartridge is pretty much perfect. For just under $20, I got the NTSC-J version boxed and is basically perfect.

I mean, if you really wanna talk shop, I know of a place where I can get a PAL copy of Megaman X2 for just under $400 and that’s just for the fucking cartridge alone. Yet, Rockman X2 (Megaman is originally Rockman in Japan) is like a $35 cartridge and a boxed version is a bit over $100.

Plus, there’s the added bonus of a bunch of games that didn’t leave Japan coupled with a bunch of games that didn’t make it here to Aus, let alone english speaking countries, for instance; there’s a good chunk of Dragon Ball Z games that made it over to like Germany, Spain and France and they’re pretty pricey just for the cartridge up around $100 and over for just that itself, or I could just get a boxed NTSC-J copy for a fraction of that.

ALSOOOOOOOOOOOO ONE MORE THING! The damn SFC (Super Famicom) boxes and box art are just way better than what we go. Go suss the box art differences with Super Metroid, so much nicer AND the damn linays that hold everything together are made of plastic and everything is just so much nicer. (Sidenote however, some box art just doesn’t hold up, Super Castlevania 4 is one of the exceptions that proves the rule)

SO TL;DR

Super Famicom’s are rad as fuck and I’m happy to have one.

[nintendowife]

Happy 30th birthday to Shin Megami Tensei! The first title in the SMT series was released on October 30th 1992 for the Super Famicom.  Here’s pages dedicated to the game from Bitmap Books’ Super Famicom: The Box Art Collection and A Guide to Japanese Role-Playing Games.

[bitmapbooks]

Super Famicom: The Box Art Collection

Boasting around 250 titles – including several rarities – Super Famicom: The Box Art Collection is a unique visual record of Japanese console gaming during the 1990s.

Check out our collection of SNES/SFC books: https://www.bitmapbooks.com/collections/snes-books

#bitmapbooks #book #retrogaming #retrogames #gaming #sfc #art #snes #bookstagram #booktok #fyp #nintendo

[randomisedgaming]

Front and Back scans of the box artwork for the 1993 Japanese Super Famicom release from Nintendo:

Super Mario All-Stars / スーパーマリオコレクション / Super Mario Collection / 슈퍼마리오 올스타즈

Art by Yoichi Kotabe

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[nintendocafe]

Super Famicom: The Box Art Collection Book | Buy-Now!

[videogamesdensetsu]

Jun Suemi / 末弥 純 - Part 1: 1984-1989 Part 2: http://videogamesdensetsu.tumblr.com/post/167234984220/jun-suemi-%E6%9C%AB%E5%BC%A5-%E7%B4%94-part-2-1992-1995-part-1-bio Part 3: http://videogamesdensetsu.tumblr.com/post/167271502030/jun-suemi-%E6%9C%AB%E5%BC%A5-%E7%B4%94-part-3-1995-1998-part-1-bio Part 4: http://videogamesdensetsu.tumblr.com/post/167309261755/jun-suemi-%E6%9C%AB%E5%BC%A5-%E7%B4%94-part-4-1999-2008-part-1-bio Part 5: http://videogamesdensetsu.tumblr.com/post/167485893875/jun-suemi-%E6%9C%AB%E5%BC%A5-%E7%B4%94-part-5-2008-2010-part-1-bio Part 6: http://videogamesdensetsu.tumblr.com/post/167554505125/jun-suemi-%E6%9C%AB%E5%BC%A5-%E7%B4%94-part-6-2011-2017-part-1-bio Althought it was originally created in North America, the Wizardry series became very famous in Japan in the late 80s and Jun Suemi's name is often attached to the licence (games, novels, dramas CD, tabletop RPGs). Random trivia: due to a ROM size issue, the Famicom version of Wizardry II has been developed and released after the adaptation of Wizardry III, hence the fact that Wizardry III was rechristened Wizardry II (and Wizardry II became Wizardry III). For some reason, one of the illustrations he created for Emil Chronicle Online was reused in the card game Aquarian Age. Culdcept Revolt and Brandish: Dark Revenant also features illustrations created for previous games from their respective series. To this day, he has worked on more than 60 games. Games pictured above: Okhotsk ni Kiyu / オホーツクに消ゆ (PC-6001, PC-88 - 1984) Seiken Achō / 聖拳アチョー (MSX - 1985) Dungeon Master / ダンジョンマスター (MSX - 1986) Silpheed / シルフィード (PC-88 MkII SR - 1986) Wizardry: Proving Grounds of the Mad Overlord / ウィザードリィ (Famicom - 1987) Veigues: Tactical Gladiators / ヴェイグス (PC-88 - 1988) Fire Hawk: Thexder the second contact / ファイアーホーク (MSX2, PC-88 MkII SR - 1989) Wizardry II: Legacy of Llylgamyn / ウィザードリィII リルガミンの遺産 (Famicom - 1989) Wizardry III: Knight of Diamonds / ウィザードリィIII ダイヤモンドの騎士 (Famicom - 1990) Games he has worked on: Apsaras / アプサラス (Windows - 2000) cover art, chara-design Asuncia: Curse of Matsue / アサンシア ~魔杖の呪縛~ (PS1 - 1997) cover art Brandish 2 - The Planet Buster / ブランディッシュ２ ザ プラネット バスター (PC-98 - 1993) cover art Brandish 2: The Planet Buster RENEWAL (PC-98 - 1994) cover art Brandish 3 - Spirit of Balcan / ブランディッシュ３ スピリット オブ バルカン (PC-98 - 1994) cover art Brandish 3: Spirit of Balcan RENEWAL (PC-98 - 1995) cover art Brandish 4: Nemureru Kami no Tou / ブランディッシュ4 眠れる神の塔 (Windows - 1998) cover art Brandish RENEWAL (PC-98 - 1995) cover art Brandish VT / ブランディッシュVT (PC-98 - 1996) cover art Culdcept Saga / カルドセプト サーガ (Xbox 360 - 2008) card illustrations Dark Seraphim / ダークセラフィム (PC-98 - 1995) cover art, title screen Dragon's Dogma Dark Arisen / ドラゴンズドグマ：ダークアリズン (PS4, Xbox One, Steam - 2017) illustration Dungeon Master / ダンジョンマスター (MSX - 1986) cover art Emil Chronicle Online / エミル・クロニクル・オンライン (Windows - 2005) card illustration Final Fantasy XI: A Moogle Kupo d'Etat / ファイナルファンタジーXI 戦慄！モグ祭りの夜 ヴァナ��ディール史上最小の作戦 (PC, Xbox 360, PS2, PS3 - 2009) main illustration Final Fantasy XI: Vision of Abyssea / ファイナルファンタジーXI 禁断の地アビセア (PC, Xbox 360, PS2, PS3 - 2010) main illustration Fire Hawk: Thexder the second contact / ファイアーホーク (MSX2, PC-88 MkII SR - 1989) cover art First Queen IV / ファーストクィーン４ バルシア戦記 (PC-98 - 1994) cover art Front Mission Second / フロントミッション セカンド (PS1 - 1997) chara-design, illustrations Hyaku Nen Senki: Euro Historia / 百年戦記 ユーロ・ヒストリア (Browser game - 2013) character illustration Last Rebellion / ラストリベリオン (PS3 - 2010) illustration (with others) Libros de Chilam Balam / ティラムバラム (PC-98 - 1992) cover art Lord of Arcana / ロード オブ アルカナ (PSP- 2010) monster design x1 Lord of Vermilion / ロード・オブ・ヴァーミリオン (Arcade - 2008) card illustration Lord of Vermilion Re:2 / ロード・オブ・ヴァーミリオン RE:2 (arcade - 2011) card illustration Monster Collection: Trading Card Game (Mobile - 2012) card illustration Not treasure Hunter / ノット トレジャーハンター (PS1 - 1996) cover art Nosferatu / ノスフェラトゥ (Super Famicom - 1994) cover art Okhotsk ni Kiyu / オホーツクに消ゆ (PC-6001, PC-88 - 1984) cover art, manual illustrations Over G / オーバーG (Xbox 360 - 2006) chara-design Renny Blaster / レニーブラスタ (PC Engine CD - 1995) cover art Rengoku: The Tower of Purgatory / 煉獄 ザ・タワー・オブ・パーガトリー (PSP - 2005) cover art + chara design Rengoku II: The Stairway to H.E.A.V.E.N / 煉獄 弐 The Stairway to H.E.A.V.E.N (PSP - 2006) cover art Samurai Souls / サムライソウル (iOS, Android - 2013) card illustrations Seiken Achō / 聖拳アチョー (MSX - 1985) cover art Sengoku Efuda Yūgi Hototogisu Ran / 戦国絵札遊戯 不如帰 -HOTOTOGISU- 乱 (PSP - 2008) card illustrations (with others) Silpheed / シルフィード (PC-88 MkII SR - 1986) cover art, at least one paper ad Silpheed / シルフィード (Mega-CD - 1993) cover art Sōkyū no Sky Galleon / 蒼穹のスカイガレオン (iOS, Android - 2016) card illustration Sword World SFC2 / ソードワールドＳＦＣ２ (Super Famicom - 1994) cover art The Belle Isle / ベルアイル (Windows - 2005) illustration, concept art? The Hybrid Front / ハイブリッド・フロント (Mega Drive - 1994) cover art, manual illustrations Trinity Zill O'll Zero - トリニティ ジルオール ゼロ, AKA Trinity: Souls of Zill O’ll (PS3 - 2010) chara-design, Premium Box (posters x2) Veigues: Tactical Gladiators / ヴェイグス (PC-88 - 1988) cover art Wizardry: Proving Grounds of the Mad Overlord / ウィザードリィ (Famicom - 1987) Monster Design Wizardry II: Legacy of Llylgamyn / ウィザードリィII リルガミンの遺産 (Famicom - 1989) Monster Design Wizardry III: Knight of Diamonds / ウィザードリィIII ダイヤモンドの騎士 (Famicom - 1990) Monster Design, Japanese ad Wizardry V: Heart of the Maelstrom / ウィザードリィ・V 災禍の中心 (SFC - 1992) Monster Design Wizardry VI: Bane of the Cosmic Forge / ウィザードリィVI 禁断の魔筆 (SFC - 1995) Monster Design Wizardry: Bōkyaku no Isan / ウィザードリィ ～忘却の遺産～ (DS - 2010) illustrations, monster design Wizardry Gaiden /ウィザードリィ・外伝 (Windows - 2006) monster design, supervision Wizardry: Llylgamyn Saga / ウィザードリィ リルガミンサーガ (Windows, PS1, Saturn - 1998) cover art + illustrations originally created for novels and RPGs Wizardry: New Age of Llylgamyn / ウィザードリィ ニ��ー エイジ オブ リルガミン (PS1 - 1999) cover art Wizardry Online Mobile / ウィザードリィ・オンライン・モバイル (Mobile - 2010) monster design Wizardry Online / ウィザードリィ オンライン (Windows - 2013) Concept Graphics Wizardry: Seimei no Kusabi / ウィザードリィ 〜生命の楔～ (DS - 2009) monster Design Wizardry Torawareshi Tamashī no Meikyū / ウィザードリィ 囚われし魂の迷宮 (PS3 - 2009) main visual Wizardry: Twin Pack / Wizardry -ツインパック- (PS3 - 2011) cover art Wizrogue: Labyrinth of Wizardry (Android, iOS - 2014) illustrations, chara design, "Concept Visual Creator" Zill O’ll / ジルオール (PS1 - 1999) cover art Zill O'll Infinite / ジルオール インフィニット (PS2 - 2005) Zill O'll Infinite Plus / ジルオール インフィニット プラス (PSP - 2009) illustrations

To be confirmed: Silpheed (PC-88) paper ad which uses the same illustration as the one featured on the Western cover of the game.

Other video game related works: Arcadia magazine #35 (magazine - April 2002) Soul Calibur II poster Dragon’s Crown Artworks / ドラゴンズクラウン アートワークス (artbook - 2013) guest illustration Dragon’s Dogma-The Beginning / ドラゴンズドグマ-ザ・ビギニング- (Novel - 2012) cover art Fate/Hollow Ataraxia () card illustration Luminous Works 2nd – / ルミナスワークス2nd (Luminous Arc 2 Artbook - 2008) guest illustration To Heart 2 (book) illustration Type-Moon 10th Anniversary Phantasm (artbook - 2012) guest illustration Ultima IV: Avatar e no michi Notebook / ウルティマIV アバタールへの道ノートブック (guide book - 1987) cover art

He has worked on so many Wizardry stuff I can't list all of them here but here are some of them: Advanced Wizardry RPG / アドバンスト・ウィザードリィRPG (tabletop RPG - 1995) cover art Shin Wizardry RPG Kihon System / 真・ウィザードリィRPG―基本システム (tabletop RPG - 1991) cover art Suemi Jun Gashū Wizardry / 末弥純画集 ウィザードリィ (artbook - 2006) Tonariawase no hai to seishun ― shōsetsu Wizardry / 隣り合わせの灰と青春―小説ウィザードリィ (novel - 1989) cover art Werdna no Gyakushū / ワードナの逆襲 (novel - 1990) cover art Wizardry Comics (Comics - 1993) cover art Wizardry no Subete Famicom-ban tankō / ウィザードリィのすべて―ファミコン版 (Guide book - 1989) cover art Wizardry RPG / ウィザードリィRPG (tabletop RPG - 1988) cover art

Sources: http://www.mobygames.com/developer/sheet/view/developerId,281/ Apsaras http://www.gamecity.ne.jp/products/products/ee/new/apsaras/apsaras_2.htm Dimension Zero http://dimension-zero.com/story/story01.html Dragon's Dogma Dark Arisen https://game.watch.impress.co.jp/docs/news/1084638.html Emil Chronicle Online https://www.onlinegamer.jp/news/12299/ Fire Hawk http://vgmdb.net/db/covers.php?do=view&cover=267612 Hyaku Nen Senki: Euro Historia https://game.watch.impress.co.jp/docs/news/628404.html Libros de Chilam Balam http://hirosedou.sblo.jp/article/42080527.html Lord of Arcana https://game.watch.impress.co.jp/docs/news/392120.html Lord of Vermilion https://www.famitsu.com/game/news/1213272_1124.html Luminous Arc 2 https://www.famitsu.com/game/news/1214312_1124.html Monster Collection: Trading Card Game https://app.famitsu.com/20120309_41957/ Okhotsk ni Kiyu https://twitter.com/Lindberg1999/status/546319634291380224 Over G https://game.watch.impress.co.jp/docs/20051102/og.htm Rengoku https://www.famitsu.com/game/news/1153174_1124.html Samurai Souls http://www.4gamer.net/games/226/G022684/20131224024/ Trinity http://wapuwapu.com/archives/52706115.html https://www.famitsu.com/game/coming/1224466_1407.html?ref=rss https://www.famitsu.com/game/coming/1230559_1407.html Sengoku Efuda Yūgi Hototogisu Ran https://game.watch.impress.co.jp/docs/20081010/irem.htm Silpheed (PC-88) http://vgmdb.net/db/covers.php?do=view&cover=267612 Wizardry https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/ウィザードリィのシリーズ一覧 http://retogenofu.hatenablog.com/entry/2017/08/24/ウィザードリィの関連書籍を_参考価格付きで_ジ https://twitter.com/isouzzye2010/status/723784150805680128 http://www.pekori.jp/~emonoya/goods/card/card_fc1.html Wizardry Gaiden https://www.famitsu.com/pcent/news/2006/03/24/505,1143199980,50564,0,0.html Wizardry III http://marumugi384.blog6.fc2.com/blog-entry-217.html Wizardry V https://twitter.com/erohoshi/status/805722408107679744 http://marumugi384.blog6.fc2.com/blog-entry-217.html Wizardry Online Mobile http://dengekionline.com/elem/000/000/233/233591/

[brendancorris]

A TOUR OF MY GEEK SHRINE!!!!

I don’t think anybody ever has wanted to see my place, but here’s a quick tour of my geek merch shelves by my bed. Just filled and finished them up recently, so I figured I’d share them with the world. For anybody curious as to what everything is: Stephen King Books: Carrie, Salem’s Lot, The Shining, The Stand, The Dead Zone, Firestarter, Cujo, The Gunslinger, Christine, It, Eyes of the Dragon, Misery, The Drawing of the Three, Skeleton Crew, Different Seasons, Nightshift, The Running Man, Thinne

rUniversal Monsters Wolfman Bust Bank

Hotwheels: Universal Monsters Dracula, Universal Monsters Frankenstein, Universal Monsters The Mummy, Universal Monsters The Bride of Frankenstein, Universal Monsters The Wolfman, Universal Monsters Creature from the Black Lagoon, Super Mario Bros., Super Mario Bros. 2, Super Mario Bros. 3, Super Mario World, Dr. Mario, Super Mario Kart

Vintage Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Figures: Leonardo, Michelangelo, Raphael, Donatello, April, Shredder, Rocksteady, Bebop, Krang, general Traag, Foot Soldier, Casey Jones, Zak the Neutrino, Baxter Stockman, The Rat King, Leatherhead, Metal Head, Slash, Mondo Gecko, Panda Khan, Usagi Yojimbo, Ray Fillet (and Fish Stix), Muckman & Joe Eyeball, Napolean Bonafrog (and Flyboy), Genghis Frog, Scumbug, Fugitoid, Mutagen Man, Wingnut & Screwloose, Ace Duck, Triceraton, Pizza Face, Sergeant Bananas, Chrome Dome, Dirt Bag, Ground Chuck, Walkabout, Wyrm, Tattoo, Tokka, Razaar, Shogun Shoate, Mona Lisa, T. D. Tossin’ Leo (in package), 5th Anniversary Gold Leo Figure

Other TMNT Merch: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 1990 movie on VHS, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2: Secret of the Ooze on VHS, Ray Fillet card back, Leonardo Classic Comic Figure (in package), TMNT: Out of the Shadows Rocksteady figure, TMNT: Out of the Shadows Bebop figure

Vintage Masters of the Universe Figures: Buzz-Off, Man E. Faces, Merman, Stratos, Triclops, ram Man, Man-at-Arms, Orko, Teela, He-Man, Sorceress, Skeletor, Evil Lyn, Trapjaw, Beast Man, Mecha-Neck, Jitsu, Whiplash

Vintage Bucky O’Hare Figures: Bruiser, Deadeye Duck, A.F.C. Blinky, Bucky O’Hare, Toad Air Marshall, Al Negator

Nintendo Merch: The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask Club Nintendo puzzle, Ludwig plush, Callie Amiibo, Inkling Girl Amiibo, Marie Amiibo, Custom Ridley Figure by Happnes, Morton Koopa Jr. bead art from Geek Mythology Crafts, Yoshi Mario Kart Super Circuit Bit-Charge RC Car

Other Gaming Merch: Pac-Man Amiibo, Classic Sonic Generations figure, Lost Vikings Erik bead art from Geek Mythology Crafts, Lost Vikings Baleog bead art from Geek Mythology Crafts, Lost Vikings Olaf bead art from Geek Mythology Crafts, Space Invaders candy arcade dispenser, Pac-Man candy arcade dispenser

DC Bombshells Figures: Bat Woman, Super Girl, Poison Ivy

Other Vintage Action Figures: Thundercats Slithe figure, Ghost Busters Haunter figure

Weird Al Yankovic Neca figure

Ren & Stimpy “Out West” artwork by and signed by Bob Camp

All con and gaming tournament passes I’ve held onto

Added after video/pictures were taken: Super Mario Bros. Rubix Cube (next to Poison Ivy), Vintage TMNT Universal Monsters Creature from the Black Lagoon Leo figure in package (in the center of the Universal Hot Wheels), badge for A Video Game Con 2017 (hanging with the other con passes), and still looking for a place to put my official Marty McFly Back to the Future 2 hat. Also, since all my Weird Al cassettes from my childhood are lost, I’d like to buy them all back sometime and stack them behind Bat Woman and Poison Ivy. I’d also like to get all my un-displayed TMNT figures on a shelf at some point. The ones not shown are: Leo the Sewer Samurai, Mike the Sewer Surfer, Raph the Space Cadet, Don, the Undercover Turtle, Shell Slammin’ Mike, Slam Dunkin’ Don, King Lionheart, Monty Moose, Doctor El, Merdude, Hothead, Antrax, Scale Tail, Toon Vernon, Toon Kala, Toon Dask, Universal Monsters Leo as The Wolfman, Universal Monsters Mike as Frankenstein, Universal Monsters Raph as The Mummy, Universal Monsters Don as Dracula Had so many more as a kid :(

AND HERE’S MY GAME COLLECTION:

I’m not going to list every game here, but the consoles represented are: Nintendo Entertainment System Super Nintendo Entertainment System Nintendo 64 Nintendo Gamecube Nintendo Wii Nintendo Wii U Nintendo Switch Atari 2600 Sega Genesis XBox 360 Intellivision Not all my games are on display. I have Playstation 1 and Playstation 2 games, but most are without cases and are in a binder, and not all of my consoles are on display here. My PS2, XBox 360, Gamecube, and maybe more are packed away in my closet or behind the the boxes and Callie plush. Unlabled games here are: SNES - Killer Instinct Super Famicom - Panel de Pon N64 - Clay Fighter 63 1/3 N64 - Clay Fighter Sculptor’s Cut N64 - Killer Instinct Gold N64 - The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time N64 - The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask N64 - Pilot Wings 64 N64 - Starfox 64 Atari 2600 - Kangaroo Atari 2600 - Raiders of the Lost Arc Genesis - Sonic & Knuckles Genesis - Samurai Showdown (has a label but covered by Sonic & Knux)