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@@Marathon_Gaming 16 bit is my first love, especially Mega Drive. I'm rapidly closing in on 150 for it now.

@@Marathon_Gaming I've only played Rampage Edition before, so I'm looking forward to giving the others a go. There aren't too many modern games that're catching my eyes at the moment, so the amount of remasters and remakes that are around is a real plus for me.

@@BlackcountrytshirtsOFFICIAL Birmingham is a definite one I want to hit this year, I've only been to Solihull and Yardley before (Gamesmart is a favourite of mine) but I've heard there's loads of shops on the other side of the city. Empire of Steel is a real hidden gem for the Mega Drive, and one that I only discovered a couple of years back. Toy R Us is massively missed.

I'd never heard of Trespasser until your comment. It looks like something that's well worth a deeper dive

@ I used to have back in the day on my first pc and just so happened to be my last pc aswell😂, I really liked the game👍🍺😎.

Watching Lawnmower Man is an experience, not the greatest, but an experience nonetheless. I'm really looking forward to Epic Mickey as a slept on it at the time despite owning it.

It happened in early October, but we're living separately as friends in the same house for the time being. I've been through so many ups and downs it's crazy! I've had solo relationship counselling paid for by work too which has been really useful. I've not been great at playing games for a while, but I have noticed that most of what I use the Playstation for now is remasters or remakes. Dragon is easily one of the best movies I've watched in 2024, a real surprise gem for me

@@8BitBoyUK the Mega Drive is my first love. Really enjoying building that side of the collection

@@lallen1982 thank you. I love getting stuff for the Mega Drive, it's very easy for everything else to take a back seat

@@tootyuk it's warm enough to only need a small radiator when I'm in there, there's just a gap near one of the main doors because I've not been able to get down there yet, and another neat the side door because that's where there Christmas tree is kept🤣 The next step I'd like to do is get proper flooring or sort some insulation out for the walls

@@RetroEdUK I'd been looking at that shelving unit enviously for years, I'm so lucky he was selling it.

@@retroimportgamer513 Sega is the best, nothing more I can add to that really!

@@Marathon_Gaming I've got a little radiator that I switch on for about twenty minutes before I go outside

@@Marathon_Gaming Hannah's always been very good at buying stuff 🤣

@@Marathon_Gaming I'll have to get it set up if you ever come over

It's a joint space at the moment, despite us having parted ways, I'm sure things will change massively once one of us leaves.

Hannah is worse for collecting than I am, I've joked for years that she collects collections.

I've been learning how to be normal recently

My biggest memory of Speedball 2 is of playing it on the Atari ST and having loads of fun despite having no idea what I'm doing.

@@Digitalmonkery Atari ST (spits on the ground" heathen!!

@tootyuk not a fan then? My earliest gaming memories are all on my uncles Atari ST!

@@Digitalmonkery Ask any Amiga fan about the ST hahahaha

I've only ever heard good things about Athlete Kings, once I've tidied up in the garage I'm looking forward to giving it a go.

@@ewstargamer I collect pretty much everything, but the mega drive will always be my first love, with anything else Sega following closely behind

@@jameswelch2850 it was awful, everyone else was boiling in the house and I was shivering, ended up having to get an emergency prescription. I refuse to apologise for FIFA, it won't get played, but it's a valuable part of the numbers game when I have so much new shelf space 🤣

Hello there

Thank you. I've not played either game before, really loving the variety on mega drive

@Digitalmonkery megadrive is fastly becoming my biggest collection such a great console

Thank you 😊

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Can't disagree with anything you've said. Thanks again

@@cameronashworth1981 I've met so many top people through putting stuff on UA-cam, it's been great getting to meet them throughout this year.

I'm looking forward to Amityville very much! Since starting to do this channel I've come across so many lovely people, yourself included, it's been really nice getting out and about this year, having little adventures, and meeting them in the flesh. Hopefully I can complete the first level of Earthworm Jim someday!

@@RetroEdUK I've wanted one of these mugs for a while, really happy that Scott's sent me one. As far as a first experience of driving in London is concerned, it was pretty decent, I'd rather do that again than drive through Suffolk!

@@Retro-cabin thank you. I'm really pleased with what I've managed to get this week

I've only seen it out in the wild a couple of times, so getting a really good deal from Tooty for it was brilliant

I really thought it would be something I'd enjoy, and that the bad reviews were exaggerated. It's just not a good movie, and really highlights that giving the lead role to the director's missus isn't usually that great an idea.

@@tootyuk thank you! I know you'd know something about the M5! I'd love to know what happened with all of his old point and clicks, they were always the highlight of going round to my grandparents.

@@Digitalmonkery might be stashed away?

@@RetroEdUK I've spent my evening getting the Atari set up in my room.

@@8BitBoyUK thank you. I wanted to share what's been passed on, but it wouldn't have been right without making a tribute the the man who got me into gaming in the first place

@@steve36207 thanks mate. Really appreciate it. It really will be treasured, the Ataris in particular carry so many happy memories for me.

@@louisetaylor674 I'm really pleased you like it. Thank you again

I couldn't think of a better home for all that incredible stuff. Sorry for your loss, mate. Your uncle Ben had a great collection, I love that clock!

@FatZangief the clock is the most unexpected part of this, but also one of the really special things I've brought home. My next project is to replace the mechanism so that it can be returned to its further glory!

@@tootyuk I don't think anyone can. My mum did a bit of googling on it and apparently in the states they used Holy Cow in a lot of the promotion over there

Steve Buscemi is one of my favourite things about the whole movie, just the idea that the biggest psycho of the lot is the calm and mild mannered one. As I said, I've never seen V before, but the mother in law has always spoken highly of it... that could be linked to her fancying Sam Neill though. Heading off to the big pickup tomorrow , 3.5 hour drive each way, but it will be massively worth it. Hopefully have a video of it up on Friday.

@@ForeverArcade thank you ☺️

Six months ago I'd never played on a Saturn, it's a great console though!

@@retrotap I think I might do a video on my childhood collection and then start picking up bits here and there, while mega drive is the true love, I do love all things Sega

@Digitalmonkery sounds like a plan mate

@@RetroEdUK psychoville is majorly worth watching. It's not too everyone's taste, but I love it! The Master System was the first proper console I owned, I'd had an Acorn Electron before that 🤣 so revisiting my games from then will be fun. I think I need to negotiate a change in the boundaries between my games collection and Hannah's Disney collection before the new shelf will have its forever home! Take care mate.

@@raza_is_retro thanks. Are there any KungFu movies you'd recommend starting from? The version of Michael Jackson I've played before is very heavily motion controlled, this one could be interesting The t-shirt, like most of my t-shirts comes from qwertee.com, they do limited edition pop culture t-shirts daily. They're really good quality and have done really unique designs.

@@steve36207 my childhood Master System collection is one I've been promising for ages! It'll come soon, hopefully I can do the system justice!

@@Marathon_Gaming it's one of many I'm discovering through looking for movies. Pocahontas has been the biggest surprise so far

@@Marathon_Gaming I just needed a shocked face picture of me in front of CEX to make it complete 😁

@@Retro-cabin I just don't get the hype. I remember agreeing to see one at the cinema with someone, the only thing I remember about it is that I got kicked in the head while breaking up a fight there.

@ I wish I kicked myself in the head when i watched the first film, with my steel toes caps😂😂.

@@Retro-cabin 🤣🤣🤣