Well, since this has a list of every single one of my games (with the occasional one or two that I couldn't find in here) I'll list my consoles for those of you who may or may not be interested.

1 NES2 (the top loading one)

3 of the original model NES systems

Gameboy

The first generation Gameboy Advance

Atari Lynx

3 Playstations

4 Dreamcasts with a lot of the peripherals

Sega Genesis

Sega 32X

Playstation 2

Xbox

2 Nintendo 64s, one of which has the 4MB expansion

Nintendo Gamecube with the Gameboy Player

An Xbox 360 (the version with the 20GB hard drive) that is on it's way back via UPS from Texas after the previously mentioned "Red Ring of Death"

Mattell Hyperscan (Hey, it was cheap, and who knows what kind of homebrew is going to pop up for this system. It was a halfway decent system just plagued by rushed and REALLY horrible games)

a bunch of TV games ... the ones I can remember off the top of my head ...

Atari 2600 controller

Atari 2600 paddle

Street Fighter II : Championship Edition

Madden '95/NHL '95

Frogger

Design Studio

Some kinda pinball game

Carl Edwards Racing

Shredmaster Jr.

Space Invaders

One of the Pac-Man ones ... don't remember if it's Pac-Man or Ms. Pac-Man

Sega Genesis Arcade Legends or something like that. Has The Ooze and Ecco the Dolphin on it.

There may be more of them, but I can't remember off the top of my head. I probably need to break down and sort them out and properly store them one of these days. :)

I also have some old racing wheel for the PS1, and a Dexdrive ... which would come in handy if I had a computer with a serial port. But I don't. :P I might be getting me a Sega Saturn pretty soon too ... maybe later today. I don't think it's going anywhere since the only games the place selling it has for it are sports games that nobody really cares about.

I'm thinking about picking up the Xbox 360 Rock Band drum set, just to try it out with the computer. Eventually get the game when I have the money.

I'm trying to think of what Xbox 360 games are worth getting, once it actually gets here of course. The one I really want isn't even out yet. :)

Just got an Xbox 360 today ... well ... it's mostly mine.

The system (the white case version with the silver DVD-ROM tray whatever that is), a 20GB hard drive. A head set, wired controller, a wireless controller, Madden 2k7 Hall of Fame Edition and Need for Speed : Most Wanted (which I already own for the PC which can MORE than run the game) for $200.

But it's got that damn Red Ring of Death. But luckily it's still under warranty, so it's gonna get shipped to Microsoft on Tuesday and I'll get it back whenever I get it back. They said about 2 or 3 weeks. Once I get it back, that's when I shell out the money.

It HAS a 1 year Xbox Live card, but it's **** expired. Go figure.

But at least I'll be able to eventually play Street Fighter 4 and Mortal Kombat Vs D.C. :)

Went out and got a Guitar Hero guitar (both the PS2 and Xbox 360 versions so I can play Frets on Fire). Not real wild about the game, but it gives me something to do.

Got season 4 of House on DVD, Unreal Tournament 2004, Quake 4 and Zelda 2 for the NES. And last week I nabbed a copy of Dragon Warrior, with the Explorer's Handbook. I probably won't play it, but I do have very fond memories of that game.

Didn't end up getting that Nintendo I was talking about in the previous post, I thought to myself "I have 4 of these things stacked up on each other. I don't need another one."

Just got the Nintedo 64 version of Mortal Kombat 4 Mario 64, a Design Star TV game for my daughter, and Mario Kart Double Dash.

Also got the Gameboy Player add-on for the Gamecube. Now I really with I could find my copy of Samurai Shodown for the Game Boy. But at least I don't have to play Tiger Woods PGA Tour on that damned small screen that requires perfect lighting (I only have the original version of the GBA) anymore.

And I got a slim PS2 about a weeek ago with Guitar Hero 2 (without the guitar), Super Truck Racing Madden 2001 and 2005. The controller's right analog was messed up, and no memory card. But it only cost me 15 bucks for the entire thing, and it works perfectly.

Gonna buy a Nintendo with a bunch of games, 2 controllers and light gun probably next week and that Mario DDR game for the Gamecube.

Seeing as how 99.99% of the site doesn't even know this profile exists. But do you guys think it's worth it to go and buy games for systems one doesn't own?

Turned out a lot less, but I finally found them all regardless. And there's one more that isn't listed here at Gamespot (probably because it isn't a game).

Sega of America Presents : Rock Paintings

The only reason I'm saying something about it is because it's a CD+G. I haven't tried it yet, but it has track listings like a music CD.

Maybe I'll fire it up in the good ol' emulator one of these days.

And yes, I'm being fair about everything I list, I do legitimately own all of these games. No downloads here. I don't list anything that's been downloaded (except for freebie games like Pirates of the Caribbean Online or Anarchy Online). Seeing as how I don't own a Sega CD, I've gotta play them somehow.And I don't wanna hear any of that crap about the BIOS for a long dead system.

I've got probably 7 or 8 more Sega CD games to add, and I can't find the bloody things. AARGH.