I like collecting many videogame related things, there’s a rich and interesting history about videogames with many different choices for collecting. 🙂
(I added a plexi cover to my best boxed system and rearranged the shelves to be more visually pleasing to look at.)
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I like how the enemies of Panic Bomber animate in 3D but I also enjoy how V Tetris has lines explode outward in a 3D way. 3D Tetris is also okay as it reminds me of the arcade game “BlockOut” but it doesn’t feel as good without the colouring of the blocks to help you form lines easier.
Virtual Boy definitely has nice puzzle games though.
(Also there’s a good side angle of the display, it came from GameStop.)
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This is my display for Virtual Boy, it’s small but it’s still very nice.
The only thing not pictured is my other Virtual Boy box and my Blockbuster cased system with the power tap and 3 games (Teleroboxer, Mario Tennis and Galactic Pinball – **All duplicates of my main games**)
I actually have 2 boxed Japanese Panic Bomber’s and one boxed USA version too, it’s one of my favorite puzzle games.
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Okay not in a million years did I think I’d recommend “Waterworld” but after playing it a solid hour I can definitely say it’s like 3-D Asteroids (bigmak suggested that it’s like Asteroids and he’s totally correct).
It’s like a 3D Asteriods clone with full arcade styling.
But my TOP 10 list:
1) VB Wario Land
2) Bound High!
3) Panic Bomber
4) V Tetris (Japanese release only)
5) Jack Bros. (Japanese version is lower cost)
6) Space Squash (Japanese release only)
7) Mario Clash
8) Nester’s Funky Bowling
9) Teleroboxer
10) Waterworld (basically like 3D “Asteroids”, therefore more fun for me personally)