Introduce yourself...

[manuel]

South America takes over FW!

Well, I for one welcome our new South American overlords.   



(the weird guy who gets the reference may take a cookie from the cupboard)

[133MHz]

*takes ALL cookies and goes away*

[Esgher]

Hi,

I'll introduce myself in this topic.

My name is Esgher, I'm 21 years old and I live in Holland/ The Netherlands.
I've been collecting Nintendo for a few years now, but I've only recently started collecting Famicom stuff.

If you're interested (and also if you're not!) I'll post my complete list of my collection, and afterwards some pics.

• Consoles
  
  Famicom
  Hardware:
  Famicom Console (box, manuals)
  Famicom Disk System (box, cardboard disk insert)
  Powerglove (factory sealed)
  Family Computer Robot (box, manual)
  
  Software:
  Famicom Disk: Super Mario Bros. (sleeve, front)
  Block Set/ Stack-Up (box, manual)
  
  NES
  Hardware:
  NES Console (box, no manual, no styrofoam)
  NES Controller (2x)
  NES Zapper
  
  Software:
  Mario Bros./ Duck Hunt
  Kirby's Adventure (manual)
  Kid Icarus
  
  SNES
  Hardware:
  SNES Console (manual)
  SNES Controller (2x)
  Nintendo Scope 6.0 (manual)
  
  Software:
  Starwing (manual)
  Donkey Kong Country (box, manual)
  Super Street Fighter II: The New Challengers (box, manual)
  Indiana Jones (box, manual)
  The Pagemaster (box, manual)
  Cannon Fodder (box, manual)
  Mighty Max (box, manual)
  New World Basketball (box, manual)
  Jurassic Park: The Chaos Continues (box, manual)
  Total Carnage (box, manual)
  Kick Off 3 (box, manual)
  Nintendo Scope 6.0
  F-Zero (factory sealed)
  
  Virtual Boy
  Hardware:
  Virtual Boy Console
  Virtual Boy Earplugs (box)
  
  Software:
  Mario Tennis
  Galactic Pinball
  Red Alarm
  Vertical Force
  
  Nintendo 64
  Hardware:
  Nintendo 64 Console (box, manual)
  Nintendo 64 Controller (2x)
  Nintendo 64 Rumble Pak (2x) (1x boxed/ Lylatwars combo)
  Nintendo 64 Expansion Pak
  
  Software:
  The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time (box, manual)
  The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask (box, manual)
  F-Zero X (box, manual)
  Donkey Kong 64 (manual)
  Lylatwars (big box combo with Rumble Pak)
  
  Gamecube
  Hardware:
  Gamecube Console (2x) (1x Platinum, box, manual & 1x Pearl White, no box, no manual)
  Gamecube Controller (2x) (1x Platinum, 1x Pearl White)
  Gamecube Memory Card (black, 251 blocks)
  
  Software:
  Paper Mario and the Thousand Year Door (box, manual)
  Mario Kart: Doube Dash!! (box, manual)
  Wario Ware (box, manual)
  Harvest Moon (box, manual)
  Prince of Persia: Warrior Within (box, manual)
  Capcom VS. SNK 2 EO (box, manual)
  Def Jam Vendetta (box, manual)
  
  Wii
  Hardware:
  Wii Console (box, manual)
  Wiimote (2x)
  Wii Classic Controller (2x box, manual)
  Wii Nunchucks (2x)
  Wii Zapper (box, manual/ Link's Crossbow Training Combo)
  Wii Wheel (2x)
  Wii Balance Board (box, manual)
  
  Software:
  Wii Sports (box, manual)
  Wii Play (box, manual)
  The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess (box, manual)
  Wario Ware: Smooth Moves (box, manual)
  Mario Kart Wii (box, manual)
  Link's Crossbow Training (box, manual)
  Super Paper Mario (box, manual)
  Super Mario Galaxy (box, manual)
  Super Smash Bros.: Brawl (box, manual)
  Big Brain Academy (box, manual)
  Wii Fit (box, manual)
  Warioland: The Shake Dimension (box, manual)
  Mario Party 8 (box, manual)
  Lego Indiana Jones (box, manual)
  Lego Batman (box, manual)
  Call of Duty 3 (box, manual)
  
  Virtual Console:
  NES:
  Mario Bros.
  Mario Bros 2
  Mario Bros 2: The Lost Levels
  Mario Bros 3
  Punch-Out!
  
  SNES:
  Donkey Kong Country
  Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy Kong's Quest
  Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble
  Street Fighter II
  
  
  Handhelds
  
  Game & Watch
  Hardware:
  Mario Bros. Game & Watch
  Zelda Game & Watch (box, manual)
     
  Gameboy
  Hardware:
  Gameboy (box, manual)
  Gameboy Camera (box, manual)
  Gameboy Printer (box, manual)
  Gameboy Print Paper (box)
  
  Software:
  Super Mario Land (manual)
  Super Mario Land 2 (box, manual)
  The Smurfs (box, manual)
  Ducktales (manual)
  Tetris (manual)
  Small Soldiers (manual)
  Godzilla (manual)
  Beavis & Butthead (manual)
  
  Gameboy Pocket
  Hardware:
  Gameboy Pocket Console (box, manual)
  Gameboy Link cable (to Gameboy & Gameboy Pocket)
  
  Gameboy Color
  Hardware:
  Gameboy Color Console (box, manual)
  
  Software:
  Wario Land 3
  Pokémon Pinball
  
  Pokémon Mini
  Hardware:
  Pokémon Mini Console (box, manual)
  
  Software:
  Pokémon Party (manual, came with Pokémon Mini console)
  Pokémon Pinball (box, manual)
  Pokémon Puzzle Collection (box, manual)
  
  Gameboy Advance
  Hardware:
  Gameboy Advance Console (box)
  Card E-Reader (manual)
  
  Software:
  Mario VS. Donkey Kong (box, manual)
  NES Classics: Metroid (box, manual)
  NES Classics: The Legend of Zelda (box, manual)
  Pokémon Cards for Card E-Reader
  Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (box, manual)
  Monster House (box, manual)
  Famicom Mini: Wrecking crew (box, manual)
  Famicom Mini: Balloon Fight (box, manual)
  Mario Kart Advance (JP) (box, manual)
  
  Gameboy Advance SP
  Hardware:
  Gameboy Advance Console: Classic NES Edition (box, manual)
  
  Gameboy Micro
  Hardware:
  Gameboy Micro Console: Famicom Edition (box, manual)
  
  Nintendo DS
  Hardware:
  Nintendo DS Console (box, manual)
  
  Nintendo DS Lite
  Hardware:
  Nintendo DS Lite Console (box, manual)
  
  Software:
  Super Mario 64 DS (box, manual)
  Donkey Kong Jungle Climber (box, manual)
  Yoshi's Touch & Go (box, manual)
  Animal Crossing: Wild World (box, manual)
  Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time (box, manual)
  Big Brain Academy (box, manual)
  Need For Speed Underground 2 (box, manual)
  New Super Mario Bros. (box, manual)
  Yoshi's Island DS (box, manual)
  Wario Ware: Touched (box, manual)
  Mario Kart DS (box, manual)
  Super Princess Peach (box, manual)
  The Legend of Zelda: The Phantom Hourglass (box, manual)
  Metroid Prime 3: Hunters (demo) (box, manual)
  Ferrari Challenge: Trofeo Pirelli (box, manual)
  
  Strategy Guides:
  The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess (Collector's Edition)
  The Legend of Zelda: The Phantom Hourglass (Collector's Edition)
  Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door
  Donkey Kong Country
  
  Goodies:
  Mario Figures (Mario, Luigi, Peach, Toad & Yoshi)
  Mario Party Finger Puppets (Mario & Toad)
  Nintendo Monopoly (sealed)
  Nintendo Dominoes
  Donkey Kong Videotape
  Donkey Kong Action Figures (Surfin' Funky Kong & Swingin' Cranky Kong)
  Koopa Plush Figure
  Goomba with Mario Cap Plush Figure
  Red Mushroom Plush
  Mario Kart Remote Controlled Figure (Yoshi in Classic Kart)
  Mario Kart Race Track (Mario VS. Yoshi)
  Gameboy Micro Question Mark Block Pouch
  Nintendo Pixelmat: Question Mark Block
  Pikmin Cards for Gamecube Card Reader
  Nintendo Stage Figure (Mario VS. Hammer Bro)
  Mario Kart Wii Backpack
  Mario Kart Wii Stopwatch
  SNES Donkey Kong Country Game Case (2x)
  Light blue Yoshi Plush
  Animal Crossing: Booker Plush Figure
  Jigglypuff Plush Figure
  Famicom Disk Game Case
  
  

And first some pics of my collection (before I got my Famicom stuff!) Please note: The Wii is not on the pictures because it sits in another place.


Handhelds (excluding Gameboy Micro Famicom):






All handhelds together:


Total picture of boxes etc:


Total picture:


Then all of the prizes that I got in the weekend of my birthday! Basically the start of my Famicom collection.



































































Those are smudges, no scratches on my Famicom Micro, it is brand new!

And my latest addition to my collection (and the last one for a while also) the Famicom Robot including Block set!

Een Famicom Robot met Block set!


Put together:


Block set (Stack-Up for R.O.B.)


Matching serial numbers between manual and Robot!



So, that was basically who I am and what I have in terms of Nintendo.

Let me know what you guys think!

[nintendodork]

WOW Esgher!!  That is a great start!  That Family Robot and Stack Up can fetch a pretty penny on eBay or YHJ or whatever.  I have a Gameboy Micro like that....but I bought mine in a store, so it doesn't have that symbol on the back

Speaking of symbols, the FF on your Famicom's Family Computer label..... I think that means it's a newer model.  The Famicom on the box doesn't have it and neither does mine......I guess mines just old!

Keep collecting Esgher and stick around to chat!

[Esgher]

Thanks! And with "a great start" I presume you mean the famicom part of my collection? 
I'm also pretty proud of my factory sealed powerglove.

But about my famicom, what does "a newer version" exactly entail?

[Har the cat]

Yo esgher!

Nice to have some one else from Holland
Great collection you have there!

[Esgher]

Hey! Bedankt 

for the others, that ment: Hey! Thanks 

[FamicomFreak]

Wow awesome stuff love your gameboy lineup

[nintendodork]

what does "a newer version" exactly entail?

Nothing that you could see.  It has some very minor changes in the motherboard...but it doesn't affect gameplay no mater which kind you have.  So don't worry

[Esgher]

Ah alright.

And thanks all

[manuel]

*takes ALL cookies and goes away*

I hope you took some milk, too.
Those cookies are too dry to eat without milk.

Oh, an welcome Eshger. Nice to see another fellow European. Germans are rare around here, so I'm glad I got at least some Dutch people.
Did I meantion that I had Dutch neighbors before I moved to Japan? Nice people. 

[JC]

I hope you took some milk, too.
Those cookies are too dry to eat without milk.

We're in for some trouble! -- it's my favorite children's book and, despite the spoof, appropriate for children.

[manuel]

Haha, that was awesome. 

[Switchstance]

Hi guys, I am back into the forums. How everybody doin? Glad to see the forum alive and the site still running. I will post my new carts and stuff soon, I hope everybody is doin fine

[JC]

Hey! Nice! I was wondering where you were...