bitrate 3DO and M2 Collection (MANY Pictures)

OVERKILL!!!

 

Holy mackerel!

Very very impressive. I wouldn't even like to think about how much all of this must have cost.

 

So much fail in one place.

By that I refer to the 3D0's popularity. That is a pretty impressive array of hardware. Given the system's failure rate that's about the number of back ups one can have

All joking aside what goodness is on this massive fail? PO'd, Gex, Super Street Fighter IIX what else?

 

I don't know, I'll have to give it some thought.

That keeper of the 3do flame bit made me laugh, and thank you for the OCD club admittance. :thumbsup:

Neither would I. :redface: Besides the obvious M2 stuff and US hardware/software rarities, some of the Japanese software was massively expensive.

There are quite a few good titles for the 3DO. A lot of people don't realize the 3DO library is over 350 unique titles. Of course, a lot of this is not good.
Need for Speed, Road Rash, Dr. Hauzer, D, Warp has 4 or 5 entertaining little titles, Samurai Shodown, Lucienne's Quest, Wing Commander 3, Return Fire, Star Control II, and lots more.



Also - I added some pictures that didn't get copied over by mistake, including a pre-production Panasonic FZ-1 Operators manual.

 

So impressed, big 3DO fan here love your collection. Is the Korean LG 3DO proving elusive?

 

You're like the ultimate divine King of 3DO. Well done!

 

Amazing collection, seriously just amazing. I never really got into the 3DO at all and I had never heard of the 3DO blaster, but that thing is awesome. I might have to try and locate one just cause it is so interesting looking.

 

Fantastic!

Thx for sharing

 

Despite my username i've never owned a 3DO but of course i do like the system and out of all the various video game collections this would be the one i'd want more than any.

Thanks for posting such a awesome and amazing collection with great pics.

 

If it is OK, please can I ask why you have so many multiple items? Especially of the Japanese not for sale/special software as I think they can be very expensive sometimes.

But again, amazing collection! Thanks for sharing it.

 

Thanks again to everyone for the kind comments. :thumbsup:

I have the Korean Goldstar Alive I, but I am missing the Alive II - so still on the lookout. I have about 16 more Korean games on the way over to me next week, including a CIB copy of the forth Korean exclusive "Firewall".
I forgot to copy over a picture of the Alive I for the thread, so I'll have to add it later along with a couple of other pics which are missing.

Most of the duplicates were purchased in bulk lots, or group purchases in order to obtain a certain title or piece of hardware that I didn't have in the collection. That coupled with the fact that I very rarely sell anything 3DO related brings me to the current state of the collection.
The reason I haven't devoted much time to selling 3DO items, is partly due to the OCD ASSEMbler mentioned , and partly due to the fact that I wasn't 100% sure what all I had. This collection stretches back 11 years and some items I was a little hazy on.

In addition to getting enjoyment from the platform and the collection, one of my motivations for amassing this lot is the hope that it will be a sort of museum to preserve whatever impact 3DO and M2 had in the history of gaming.

 

Wouldn't happen to have on that DOES NOT work? I need the LED glass to fix mine (I took it apart years ago when i had no clue about this stuff and lost the glass).

Thanks...also, I'd be interested in buying something if you would sell a piece:-d i need a top loader

 

Damn, the pictures don't work anymore, I didn't see them T_T

 

I will PM you in just a bit.

Yeah, my bandwidth has been exceeded. The pictures will be back up on the 13th when the meter is reset.

 

I will be updating the Korean 3DO section of my collection pics on the first page with some new items pictured below:

 

I just had a Nerdgasm....

Holy hell bro... you are now God of 3DO... screw it... You are 3DO...

 

I opened this thread expecting to see a collection of maybe 40 or 50 games, and 3 or 4 consoles and associated accessories. Instead, I'm totally blown away by the volume and diversity of stuff you have - especially all the foreign and ultra rare software and hardware. This was just amazing.

 

So ive seen all those fullset collections and so on BUT this is so impressive this should been opened to the public to visit

 

Please please tell us that you are going to sell that M2 someday :love2::love2: