Nymesis Tech Blog: Greatest Video Game Collection Ever

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Tuesday, December 12, 2006

Greatest Video Game Collection Ever

This person probably owns every game, and accessory in existence. As for systems, I see an Crystal Xbox, Game Cube. I thought I saw a TG16 and what looks like an N64 a Teal and White PS and a Yellow Dreamcast. I hope this guy never moves. I would be a major pain to move all this.

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