DXSSI

If Bob falls over in the woods and everybody within a 30 mile radius hears him, does anyone actually care?

"Shadow said:

"Evidently, Tomba 1 and 2 are ultra super sexy death rare so seeing as I have those, add them I guess.


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Shit.  I forgot I own both Tomba games as well.
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"DXSSI said:

"It'll take me awhile to figure out what the rarest thing I own is.  I've been scrolling through the list by rarity for awhile now, have left the 10s and 9s behind and am now in the 8s.  Just about everything in these sections are limited print, homebrew, outside, betas that shouldn't exist, non-U.S. releases and U.S. special editions that weren't intended to wind up in consumers' hands."

You can easily sort by system and region via the boxes on the left. You can better specify which rarities you're looking for with the options on the right. For fun, do a search across US PS1 releases rated >= 7
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"DXSSI said:

"More than I can remember, I'm sure.  I have lots of old, obscure games, but I don't really know where any of it ranks on the rarity chart.  Too bad there's no decent resource."

http://www.digitpress.com/DP/cmf/search.cmf
http://www.atariage.com/
http://www.nintendoage.com/

No.  In real life, I prefer dining at competent eateries.

I'm using Mozilla Harmonydoodle.

More than I can remember, I'm sure.  I have lots of old, obscure games, but I don't really know where any of it ranks on the rarity chart.  Too bad there's no decent resource.

"Rare" consoles

• Virtual Boy
• Philips CD-i
• Dreamcast
  

• Taiko Drum Master (PS2)
  
• Hotel Mario (CD-i)
• Intelligent Qube (PS1)
• Bible Adventures (NES)
• Marvel vs. Capcom 2 (DC)
• Legend of Zelda Collector's Edition (GCN)
• E.T. The Extra Terrestrial (Atari 2600)
  
• Pac-Man (Atari 2600)
• Wario Land Virtual Boy (VB)
• Parappa the Rapper (PS1)
• Eggmania: Eggstreme Madness (GCN)
  

• Huge Pac-Man plush doll (measures approx. 2' x 2') from Time-Out arcade shortly after Namco takeover.  Counter value was about 3,000 prize tickets.
• Worlds of Power Books
     - Blaster Master
     - Metal Gear
     - Mega Man 2
• Nintendo Adventure Books
     - #3. Monster Mix-Up
     - #4. Koopa Capers
  
• A bunch of swag from E3 2005 & 2006

Oddly enough, I just got around to trying Johnny Platform's Biscuit Romp earlier today.  I like platformers and I like puzzle games, but in spite of that I really didn't enjoy the game.  It was just too simple-minded, and I was really distracted by how little of the screen was utilized.  I realize it's a community game and therefore going to be simpler than more professional releases, but even accepting that it was just too simple for my tastes.

I think I might have tried Weapon of Choice some time ago but I can't be sure.  The others I definitely haven't tried.

"Any insane person who didnt buy it already now has no excuse, $10 is a steal"

Sega's still got a fairly large footprint in the arcade business with its Gameworks franchise.  Too bad they're so sparsely located; the nearest one for me is a three-hour drive and across the state border.  And most people aren't even that lucky.