Collectors, how big is your stash of Pi games?

shavecat

@thelostsoul
duplicates sure but in different consoles (sega32x,snes,segacd) and so but not double games in the same folder...
controller ps3 (dualshock 3 ) and 1 arcade stick (pretty lame) mini keyboard/mouse also the same.
thanks a lot love too share what i collect ;)

descendant to Kefka ? who is that haha (guess not ...)
Sure about the hacks the are so many its crazy so i have the best that i found and couples more (with snaps videos and all), sure tell me where .

thelostsoul

@shavecat said in Collectors, how big is your stash of Pi games?:

descendant to Kefka ? who is that haha (guess not ...)

Too late. ;-)
Kefka is one of the most memorable villains in the Final Fantasy history or even in the whole jrpg culture ever. He looks a bit strange and he is completely insane megalomaniac, taking over the world (yeah sounds cliche). The game is Final Fantasy VI. :-)

Sure about the hacks the are so many its crazy so i have the best that i found and couples more (with snaps videos and all), sure tell me where .

Existing popular threads are here, if you not already know them:
https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/7295/best-rom-hacks
https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/8792/big-rom-hacks-homebrew-thread
I am in the process of adding more hacks currently, can't stop it, i am addicted. Will post there again.

shavecat

@thelostsoul
ohhh shit ff VI im getting old ... haha.
sure i will check it there :)

hansolo77

I'm expanding right now. I'm bit with the hoarder bug. You should see my gaming PC. Not only does it have all these, but also games that aren't playable on the Pi.

Atari 2600 - 474
Atari 2600 Hacks - 12
Atari 7800 - 66
Atari Lynx - 84
Coleco - 159
FBA - 1740
FDS - 270
FDS Hacks - 11
Game Gear - 377
Game Boy - 1086
Game Boy Hacks - 33
Game Boy Advance - 1675
Game Boy Advance Hacks - 27
Game Boy Color - 962
Game Boy Color Hacks - 13
Sega Genesis - 1023
Sega Genesis Hacks - 48
MAME - 2707
Sega Master System - 372
Sega Master System Hacks - 10
Nintendo 64 - 302
Nintendo 64 Hacks - 9
Neo-Geo - 143
Nintendo - 1673
Nintendo Hacks - 215
NegoGeo Pocket - 10
NeoGeo Pocket Color - 76
PC Engine - 307
PC Engine Hacks - 1
"Ports" - 16
Playstation - 1447 (includes hacked Japan->English)
Sega 32X - 36
Sega 32X Hacks - 1
SG-1000 - 92
Super NES - 1828
Super NES Hacks - 160
Vectrex - 44
Virtual Boy - 26
Wonderswan - 110
Wonderswan Color - 91
Infocom - 3

Total: 17,854 (According to the "All Games" Filter).

I actually have more I'm working on scraping and adding right now. I have a full Game&Watch collection, and a SegaCD collection I'm working on. I also have a full NintendoDS and PSP collection to go through. Only THEN can I relax and start deciding what I want next. I know I'd like to get some DOS games, and then work on some Dreamcast. A buddy of mine from work has some PCE-CD games I'd like to play. There's also stuff like Amiga and ZXSpectrum I have no experience with. And once I figure out how to make it work, I'm going to be adding a collection of Atari 800 and Atari ST games (the 2 systems I had growing up with) too.

Rastan80

@hansolo77
Atari 2600 - 648
Atari - 7800
lynx - 76
Wonder Swan Color - 84
PC - 274
Turbo Grafx 16 - 94
Turbo Grafx Cd - 5
Super Grafx - 5
Nintendo Game and Watch - 55
Virtual Boy - 24
Game Boy - 565
Game Boy Hacks - 19
Game Boy Color - 535
Game Boy Advance - 1022
Game Boy Advance Hacks - 26
Nintendo DS - 181
Nintendo - 791
Nintendo Hacks - 6
Super Nintendo - 787
Super Nintendo Hacks - 37
N64 - 293
Game Gear - 249
Game Gear Hacks- 4
SG-1000 - 68
Deamcast - 8
Sega Master System - 281
Sega Mega Drive - 784
Sega Genesis Hacks - 192
Sega 32x - 32
Sega - 13
Neo Geo Pocket - 40
Neo Geo - 146
Minis - 293
Playstaion 1 - 67
Arcade Classics / MAME - 2361
Daphine - 3
Light Gun - 41
Commodore 64 - 147
CPC - 3277
MSX - 567
MSX 2 - 83
PC Games - 95
Scumm VM - 13

simpleethat

Wow, I thought I was excessive. I do try to keep it to things that are in English (although some of the really early stuff I don't worry as it really doesn't matter) but on my primary build I have:
Atari 2600: 505
Game & Watch: 59
SG-1000: 83
NES: 1031
Atari 7800: 57
Master System: 264
TurboGrafx 16: 94
Genesis: 763
Game Boy: 609
TurboGrafx CD: 45
Lynx: 75
NeoGeo: 137
Game Gear: 257
SNES: 780
Sega CD: 113
Sega 32X: 33
Playstation 1: 1140
Game Boy Color: 532
NeoGeo Pocket Color: 42
Game Boy Advance: 1017
According to All Games collection: 7636

I do also have both Sega & Nintendo exclusive builds but their collections are the same as their respective systems above. I think when I get moved I will finally start heavily into my Odroid build for Dreamcast, 64, NDS, PSP, etc and at some point I would like to add some MAME stuff or do an arcade standalone build. On my NAS I keep basically full ROM sets for everything I can find... the compulsion is kind of ridiculous.

Ranma

@ballboff said in Collectors, how big is your stash of Pi games?:

I don't see the point of this. Scrolling through that many games isn't fun. Take the gamecube for instance, out of the 600 games released, there are only say bout 5 or 6 that are playable.

Wait, what? 5 or 6 playable games on the GC? Er no!

However I do agree that having too many on the Pi is a pain. I've tried to hand curate my collection down to a more reasonable 64GB, and personally I think that's a good limit for the Pi. Any more and it's overkill for me, plus it slows Emulationstation down too. I'm currently trying to manually curate my MAME collection and it is proving hard work, but it has to be done. There are too many obscure puzzle games and mahjong games, clones and many other games that don't work and will never work on the Pi. They have to go. I've got it down to about 1700 right now and I think I'm nearly done. Hope I am anyway! Be nice to just download a finished set but everywhere you look it's complete set or nothing.

I do support the idea of going much further with a more focused setup, say a few dozen titles for each system comprised of games that you know you'll want to play, but I do like the discover-ability of having a nice large MAME set. Like for example, this morning in fact I discovered a marvellous 1983 game I'd never played or even heard of before and it is truly superb - Blaster. Rather than feeling like a retro game it plays more like a modern take on a retro game. Absolutely superb gameplay, and without a good set I would never have found it.