LogFAQs > #908568384

As I gradually catalog my gaming collection, I realize that there's no way I could ever hope to get through all this and maintain any semblance of a functional social life >_>

At least with movies/tv I can do other stuff. It's a lot tougher with games. I also need to hook up my ps2 (and the gc) at some point and, looking at the game cases, lately I've been thinking of how poorly most of those titles aged.

Part of it was going overboard when Gamestop was clearancing out stuff. Towards the end, their ps2 games were 75% off so I was picking up a lot of titles for fifty-cents to a dollar in many cases. And I'm *pretty* sure I duplicated some of these purchases later on because I didn't know what I had. (The only kinda benefit in cases like that is that the more recent buys probably had cases.)

So far I've logged 40 titles and it looks like there are at least 50 game cases more in there, in addition to an unknown (probably at least 60) games on media rack, everything I have on shelves somewhere (impossible to even guess), assorted games mixed in with movies, and then handheld games (mix of cases and no cases).

I *think* I used to estimate my game collection at 200-400. It's *possible* I could have 500 physical titles across all systems. That's a lot, right?

I have a lot of DVDs to go through as well at some point but I assume it's a smaller number. Books I'm pretty sure I have at least a thousand, not counting TPBs or comics.

The Wave Master posted...

I still have not acquired a copy of Spider-Man, saving money and being poor is not fun. It might be time to turn to a life of crime to gain the power and control I need I need in this chaotic world.

That might be tough given your physical handicaps.... unless you turn it into a tragic origin story for your villain identity! And possibly build an exo-skeleton that compensates for those issues-- oh wait, you'd need expensive equipment to do that. Needing to steal in order to be able to steal is something of a Catch-22.
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