Hey I know this has been covered before but I cant find it.

Im not a really serious retro game collector, I will buy the good games/games Im interested in but Im not going to go out and buy a game just because I dont have it. So this means I dont have a sh!tload of games to store, but more then I can fit where I am currently storing them.

What I really want to know is how do you guys store game carts, PS1/SMD cases and SNES/N64 cardboard boxes to keep the dirt and dust away but still keep them fairly accessable??

I have great memories of playing a FIFA World Cup 98 demo when I was younger. I would just replay it and replay it :) Also I had a great time playing multiplayer FIFA 2000 with a few of my mates (You know, the old winner plays on) :)

Here in Australia there is Gametraders, which is a franchise and they offer you SFA and then sell it like its gold. I remember I took a school bag full of old games (maybe about four PC games, dozen MegaDrive games, and a couple of PS2 games) and they gave me AU$30 store credit. Another thing is I asked how much they would give me for Super Mario All Stars and FFXIII. It was about AU$20 for Mario and they sell it for AU$50 and AU$35 for FFXIII even though they will sell it for AU$80-90.

On the other hand there is a little place around the corner from me that is better. They offer two for one swaps within reason. So if you have acouple of games that you have played through and are now sick of you can get a new game and play that through.

The GameBoy, was a huge part of my childhood life. I loved it and its games; Pokemon, Super Mario Bros, TMNT: Rise of the Foot Clan and Kirby's Dream Land passed many hours sitting with my back to the window playing my way through these games. I can honestly say Id never heard of a Game Gear or Lynx until a year ago when I really got into gaming and Ive still never seen a GG in person, the second hand game store around the corner has a Lynx for sale.

Game and Watch Gallery 4(??). Anyways the GaWG with Manhole, Fire, Octopus and Oil Panic is a good one. I passed alot of time playing that back in the day. Id also rate Kirby's Dreamland for the GB.

Red. I was never a big fan of Silver or Gold, but I still finished Silver and got almost all the Pokemon (missed the one you had to trade in from Gold and the one that had to be traded to evolve)

From what Ive playe so far.

Best:

-Ratchet & Clank: SM (alot of replay value is you wanna go back thru a 2nd time and get the awaesome weapons)

-Gangs of London (really liked the mini games that open up when you finish the main story)

Worst:

-The Godfather (SFA replay value after you finish the story & I finished it in under 2 hours)

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I would like a matte black PSP. Maybe they will make one in the future, they've released a load of other colours like gloss black, white and they've just released a red one in a Toy Story 3 pakage here in Australia.

Games I acctually got for the first time:

Tekken 2 - PS1

Harry Potter and the Philosopher Stone (I live in Australia) - PS1

Star Wars Episode I - PS1

Games I got back from a mate after I lent them to him over 6 months ago:

Fight Night Round 3 - XBOX

UFC Tapout - XBOX

Need for Speed Underground2 - XBOX

I dont really play games after I decide theyre bad, unless theyre pick up and play sorta games, Space Jam for example. Although I bought The Godfather for PSP and it came with an offer that if I wasnt happy with the game I could return it and get my money back within 7seven days. I finished the game in under 2 hours, I thought that was pretty disappointing so I returned it a couple of days later.