(This is a bit old, we are at 616 now. We traded away some of our doubles for a Sharp NES TV, a TV with a NES build into it.)

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We finally hit 600 NES games(Actually, we went over that by 2), and as I promised before, here's a picture of the collection as it stands now, along with a list of all the NES games we own. Before anyone asks, no, you can't have them. Not even the doubles, unless you want to trade. I've been collecting them for years, a few games at a time, all but a couple at local shops or as gifts from friends. The most valuable item in the collection is the boxed game in the center, which is just a copy of "Addams Family", but still in its original seal. We also have Mega Man 6 in mint condition with box, Final Fantasy with box and everything in excellent shape, Tengen Tetris, Nobunaga's Ambition 2, Metal Storm, Mighty Final Fight, Dragon Warrior IV, Bible Buffet, and a number of games that weren't considered rare when I got them but have worked their way up there. The sealed game I actually got at a goodwill for 4 dollars. I have games from other systems, and we listed them in an earlier pic. We have a few more of them now, but not enough to justify a new list. We hope to eventually have a near-full set, though it's not likely we'll ever get a few, like Stadium Events, the NWC carts, Little Samson, Panic Restaurant, or The Flintstones: Surprise at Dinosaur Peak. If you happen to have a super-rare game, there's a good chance we would draw you something of equal value for it. Our collection still doesn't rival James Rolfe's, Pat Conri's, or Mike Mozart's. If you have any other questions, I'll be glad to answer them if you ask them in the comments section! Also, this is the first picture you'll see of our new home, where it's much nicer, there's more room for our things, and we don't have to spend 20 bucks in gas to visit our nearest friends!

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