My Otacool Room
Wed 2009/12/30 08:34 JST
I have reposted the tour of my Otacool Room in Hi-res. Please check the more recent post.
I have reposted the tour of my Otacool Room in Hi-res. Please check the more recent post.
Mirai Gaia ( All Your Base Are Belong To Us )
Nintendo Virtual Boy and game collection (all 33 games)
I am nowhere as large of a gaming fan as you but I absolutely LOVE your room. There is something about how you organized everything, the color, the sheer volume that is overwhelming!
ultimate gamer by far, i praise you for your work.
thats just too cool.
you could build a gaming museum with that!
Kind of reminds me of the Angry Video Game Nerd with all his collection.
Nice gamer room were did you get those display cases im in desperate need of some.. Love the dreamcast im sure you will have Shenmue the greatest game to ever be made....
Absolutely awesome gaming room~! I see a lot of old/rare gaming consoles. Really cool =^.^=
look at those vintage games @_@ awesome totally awesome wish still have that still working
are they working well ??
it's like a video game museum, very nice
I saw a Famicom, or Nintendo Family Computer as they were called waaay back, man it brings back a lot of good memories. Your collection qualifies as a musuem.
Such a shame you barely discovered this community, your room would surely have made it into the book. So much awesomeness.
Yowsers! I am stunned @.@
Wow...you got my respect.
Wow this is amazing. Great collection. I feel like I went back in time. ^^
Love it and hijacked.
http://www.dannychoo.com/post/en/25347/Gaming+Room.html
More like this please!
I love your room. I think it is safe to say you have the biggest collection of Nintendo merchandise on here. ^^
looks like a museum !! :O
Your room is awesome! ^o^
Nice!
Man, I can't even recognize anything before the Sega Saturn...
I had one of these guys! That is all I remember. What kind of Nintendo game does it go with?
This guy was called R.O.B. in the west (Famicom Robot in Japan). There are two games: Gyromite and Stack-up (in Japan called Gyro and Block). In the picture you can see the the R.O.B.s each playing one of these two games.
I am not worthy.. are all those machines still playable? By God if they are, that is just mind blowing. I miss Famitsu now. Burger time, mappy, gradius and Mario!
You sir, are a true Gaming otaku. Must reblog this. :D
Beautiful! This collection itself looks like a piece of art! Wish I could examine all of them in person!
wow so much vintage stuff! cool!
Very nintendy.If the title wasnt shown, everyone would mistake your room for a gaming store
Ok, your room is a Nintendo museum. This is simply awesome.
That is a truely fantastic collection and really well presented. My hat's off to you dear sir.
it reminds me the series of hunter x hunter green island!great.....specially the old and vintage game gadgets!
I love this. :D
Thanks to all for your great comments.
And thank you Danny for re-posting it on your main blog!
You can find my reply to some of your questions on that post:
http://www.dannychoo.com/post/en/25347/Gaming+Room.html
An amazing collection of Nintendo and video game goodies, i'm in awe! It's like a museum and it brought back a lot of old memories seeing those relics of the past.
*thumbs up*
omg I LOVE your room!! I love seeing collectibles displayed like that on shelves and behind glass doors, and you keep everything so neat too! Beautiful, despite it not having pretty ladies, it's very easy on the eyes~
This is one of the most amazing things I have ever seen! I'd love to see more with more notes. I used to feel like I knew a lot about games, but your room left me stumped on a few things. I'm still pretty hazy on pre-NES consoles and early Sega consoles (and their many add-ons and variations).
mooie kamer zo te zien krijgt Nintendo de meeste plaats van uw collectie.
Just amazing, DK. It puts my Nintendo collection to shame ^^;
Lovely collection!
I love that NES cushion. How much did you pay for some of these items like the clocks, love tester (LOL), and other toys?
Thanks for the compliment!
There is a relatively small collectors market (compared to - for instance - Game & Watch handhelds) and not too many items available. As a result, prices fluctuate quite a bit. Love tester goes for between 50 and 200 US$ on eBay (but you have to be patient for it to show up), or between 2000 and 10000 yen on Yahoo Japan. Clocks are sought after because of the TV characters presented (besides them being interesting for Nintendo collectors). Some of these are very rare, and hard to track down. Prices between 5000 and 50000 yen. Don't forget these items are from the sixties and seventies, so big variety in quality - from beat up to old stock.
What you need most - besides money - is patience. Some of these toys are not necessarily expensive, but very rare; some you see for auction only once in three to four years. My collection took over 25 years to get where it is today!
Tomytronic 3D Racing! I have this :)
is that a NES??
Close. It's the AV Family Computer. As you may know, the Family Computer (or Famicom) was released in the West as the NES, but the one you see here is the Japanese original. This is the 2nd generation of the Famicom, with different housing and an AV out (split audio/visual) instead of an RF connector - for better image/sound quality.
love yer pillows