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Top Ten Most Collectible Video Games
Obiwan Kenobi writes "Gamespy has a new article up on the Top Ten All Time Rarest Video Games. This wacky list includes such gems as Chase the Chuck Wagon and Bubble Bath Babes, the only NES game with nudity (square nipples, anyone?). Makes me wonder what the top ten rarest PC games are..."
Oh wait, they haven't changed since then, so I guess they don't qualify as rare. Unless you are talking about the number of people who play them. :)
Send it over to me. I'll take care of it for you. (does evil pinky finger thing).
"History doesn't repeat itself, but it does rhyme." Mark Twain
1. 1990 Nintendo World Championship Cartridge (Nintendo Entertainment System)
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I just sold my copy last week for $.25 at a yard sale... I thought it was funny the guy took off laughing after I took his money.
If only there were some sort of Internet auction site... :)
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I would want to collect these :
- Unreal Tournament 2044
- Doom CXVII
- Ultima Online '72
- Grand Theft Aircar 16
- Age of Empires 13 - the 20th Century
- Quake IIIIIIIIII
- LOTR 12 - The return of the grandson of the guy who heard about the king (Live 5-d action)
- Wolfenstein 16-d (Now with time-travel gameplay)
- Medal of Honor 9 : Assault the Allies
Oh...and Starcraft 2, for crying out loud.
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square nipples, anyone
women don't actually have square nipples?
DAMN I need to get out more.
Duke Nukem Forever...
That was relased what, 3 years ago, or, wait, its still "When its done!"
What are we going to do tonight Brain?
Video games collect YOU.
And they say Nintendo doesn't aim for the adult crowd...
Microcenter in Cambridge was selling QIII for linux for $3-5 (can't remember)..there was a sticker slapped to each one explaining what you needed to download to run it under Windows
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""Chasing the Chuck Wagon" has become a synonym for hunting for rare games in thrift stores, pawn shops and other such locations."
oh...i had ANOTHER meaning for that...
I've been sort of acquiring a collection of older computers, trying to get them to work and on the Internet. When I tell people that I collect computers, they often ask "Why?" To which I reply, "Some people collect spoons."
I loved a lot of things about that game, how you'd have to randomly discover what controls would do for you in certain situations - like kicking a gaurd in "a most effective spot" to put it politley, or even better when you are trapped inside of the vehicle in the arena! Few moments in gaming have brought me such glee as that, though Half-Life came pretty close. I also loved the ending, possibly the best ending I've ever experienced in a game.
I played it on an Atari ST though, not a PC... and it was still called "Another World" at that point as I remember.
"There is more worth loving than we have strength to love." - Brian Jay Stanley
I would have read your flame, but I got tired of reading.
I thought the "dude" in Metroid was always assumed to be a woman?
Besides, most guys I know have nipples, too.
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