Holy Crap!

[JakeHC]

Just out of curiosity would you recommend the SNES flash drives? I've been looking to get them to test out all the cool games that cost 150+ in PAL land. 100 dollar boxed SNES to play 150+ games seems ridiculous. My emulation attempts on 3DS didn't turn out to well.

[KMSoulja]

Just out of curiosity would you recommend the SNES flash drives? I've been looking to get them to test out all the cool games that cost 150+ in PAL land. 100 dollar boxed SNES to play 150+ games seems ridiculous. My emulation attempts on 3DS didn't turn out to well.

I got the Sd2snes but its expensive. If  u think $100 is expensive than you'll most likely be turned away by its price tag of $200 but to me it was worth it. Im in love with being able to play most games without changing cartridges. And hacks and translations. Buying all the repros I want would become pretty expensive and my collecting habits are expensive enough as it is. So I think in the long run it will save me major money. I bought them so I can fight the urge to buy more video games until I get my collection boxed and everything. However, whenever I see a video game I want face to face, I always give in and buy it. ThAt's just my weakness. But its just the games that are addicted to me.

[KMSoulja]

Well, here's everything!

Newly re-kajiggered wall (gaps are intentionally left open for games on hand which need to have covers made).


TV, various consoles, and Xbox games.



SNES and N64



PS3, PSP, TG-16, and random stuff


NES, Gamecube, Wii/Wuu, Genesis, Saturn imports


PS1, PS2, NGP, Wonderswan, GB/GBC/GBA, DS/3DS, Dreamcast, US Saturn


Xbox


Portable consoles


Crap that needs to be cased and all other manner of junk (little box in upper right is packed full of portable games)



Console drawer contents


And my favorite part

I'm never going to stop until I have a collection like this.

[KMSoulja]

Wiggy, if you don't mind, can you please show us the inside of that pokemon stadium case?  I assume you cased the transfer pak in there?

[wiggy]

Yeah, no prob.  I'll snap a pic when I get home

[JakeHC]

Every time I see this collection I turn green, this is perfection. If I ever become a millionaire one day I'll aspire to do this as a hobby. Dat SNES hnngg.

[wiggy]

[Ozzy_98]

What do you use to cut the cases?  Normal exacto blade, or a heated one? 

[Arseen]

What do you use to cut the cases?  Normal exacto blade, or a heated one? 

Dremel like tool would be my guess.

[Ozzy_98]

rotary dremel or the "back and forth" osculating kind?  I've actually never messed with the back and forth, but there's no way I'd get a rotating kind in there to cut cleanly, unless maybe with a much bigger cutting wheel.

[wiggy]

Dremel with side cutting bits after cutting smaller, rough holes with a cutoff wheel. That's how you can get rounded corners plus access tight spaces where a cutoff wheel won't fit

[KMSoulja]

very cool. thanks for sharing. looks like you've got that double/triple case making thing down.

[wiggy]

No prob!  Yeah, I can crank them out REALLY quickly now. 

[wiggy]

Oops!  Guess I shoulda made sure the damned thing fit before I made a cover

[FritzWhite]

You can just bend it like this person did at 3:00 minutes into the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LE2BZ6jBYIc