The Curmudgeon Gamer Chair.
From left to right: GameCube, Dreamcast, N64, Commodore 2002 monitor, Sega Saturn, PlayStation 2, and SNES. To be added: Atari Jaguar, Sega Nomad.
The disc section of the Curmudgeon Gamer Library. From top to bottom, left to right: PSP, Nintendo DS, Dreamcast, Sega Saturn (imports on left), GameCube, PlayStation 2, PSOne. It's about 250+ games, from what I recall.
Here are the PSP, DS, and Dreamcast games. Notable: I.Q. Mania (import) for PSP.
Close up of Saturn and GameCube games. Notable games: House of the Dead and Necronomicon Pinball (import).
The PlayStation 2 collection. Notable game: Rez.
The PSOne collection. Regrettably, many games didn't come with covers.
Notable PSOne games: non-Greatest-Hits Castlevania: Symphony of the Night, Castlevania Chronicles, Intelligent Qube, and Diablo.
The older part of the collection. Game Boy games on top, with GP32 on the left and Nomad on the right. Then N64 and SNES games below that (left) and TG-16 and Jaguar (right). Then Atari 2600 below that (left) along with NES (right). Below that, Atari 7800 (left), Genesis (middle), and the rest of the NES (right). Below that, PSOne and PS2 demo/beta discs, my special edition of Qb (for Atari 2600), and DK bongos.
I used to have over 300 Atari 2600 cartridges, including label variations. I got well. I'm especially fond of Pressure Cooker, California Games, and Jr. Pac-man. I think I sold my Track & Field controller, but I still have the game.
A ton of NES games. I really need to expand on this section.
More NES games and the Genesis games. Notable NES: Elite, Castlevania III (import, boxed), Karateka (import), and Bubble Bobble 2 (import, possibly a pirate cart). Notable Genesis: Pirates! Gold, Starflight, and Virtua Racer.
The Atari 7800 collection. I'm especially fond of Food Fight and Robotron.
Special Atari 2600 cartridges. From left to right: Qb special edition in wood box with borked ROMs from the first run, Okie Dokie (#49), and Stella Beta Cartridge.
Close up of Okie Dokie (#49) showing Bob Colbert's signature.
