What are some rare video game things you own, that are brand new?

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a.l.e.x59 on 16 May 2007

For example, you own a brand new copy of The Legend of Zelda for the Nintendo Entertainment System, or you own a brand new Atari 5200 controller, or a brand new Sega Master System.

Well, I had something brand new and sealed, but I opened it today. It was a brand new Sega Genesis, but now sadly, it is considered a used Sega Genesis. The seal on the box was destroyed.

Oh well... Kind of defeats the purpose of owning something brand new, and never opening it. Then again, that's what collecting is all about.

Anyone else own a super rare, brand new, shrink wrapped, copy of a video game, system, controller, et cetera?

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your mother on 16 May 2007

Brand new? Nothing! I buy it to use it!

But if you are talking about off-the-wall "stuff" I've accumulated over the years, I've got loads of them - especially controllers. That I must have several dozens lying from around from back in the NES days up to my latest Logitech MOMO Force steering wheel.

I also guess what's pretty rare are my collection of Famicom Twin games on disc, although they are also used...

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SpaceJase on 16 May 2007

I have an unopened Tamagotchi that is surely worth "43 meelion dollars!" by now.

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mancandy on 16 May 2007

I have a million unopened PS1 and PS2 games. For example, an unopened Final Fantasy Athology black label for the PS1.

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Arcturus on 16 May 2007

I have a Virtual Boy that was hardly used, so I guess you could consider it 'new'.

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Legend11 on 16 May 2007

I owned a Z64, it was/is a backup unit for the Nintendo 64. I ended up selling it because I didn't really play many Nintendo games and it would be cheaper for me just to buy the cartridges of the games I liked for the system.