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[Snaps!]
She quickly grasped that a seifuku coupled with red bloomers usually results in distracted male opponents...
A great start to a backgammon match. This was probably the longest single backgammon game I've played. I thought I was going to win big, then it all went downhill!
See the video replay with my commentary.
Some items of note:
The Atari 2600 cart w. the pink ribbon was a special, limited show release to support the National Breast Cancer Foundation, Inc., pictured is #9 of 20.
There are 4 sealed games: Tom & Jerry (NES), Pyramid (NES), Super Godzilla (SNES) and Defender/Joust (GB). The SNES controller and Vanguard Bandits guide are also sealed. All games are complete except The Krion Conquest (NES) and Rastan Saga II (Gen) which are missing inserts.
It's kind of hard to make out, but that black box thing on the right side is a Nintendo dust cover case.
The Japanese game with the American Flag is Sunsoft Baseball ("Nantetate Baseball")(1990, NES) game that uses a sort of 'lock-on' technology that accepts small carts for reasons unknown to me. If anyone has more information about this game, please let me know as I do not read Japanese and don't have any of the little cartridges the game accepts, but would like to acquire some.
Super Mario 2 (J, FDS) is complete w. Volleyball on the other side. Both manuals included.
Bomb Jack (GB) was a European release only.
Not pictured: a Star Wars Rebel Assault guide and some Japanese Dreamcast magazines.
:)
The Limited Ed. Cherry SG Controller I got at GameStop on the way home used for $20.
Few days after the first image of CMF series 12 appeared on brickset.com (05.31.2014 brickset.com/article/11340/first-picture-of-cmf-series-12) my daughter built this display.
When I told her:
“What do you do with this display?”
She answered:
“I want to buy two videogame guys”
“Humm??”
Now we bought two videogame guys and this MOC is the answer to my original question.
At the bottom, right to left: System Shock Macintosh version (includes redbook audio renditions of the excellent soundtrack); Star Control 2 3DO (includes redbook audio renditions of the excellent soundtrack...); Karnov for the NES; Tron Deadly Discs for the Mattel IntelliVision (I'm a Tron fanatic, what can I say); and finally, Defender of the Crown for the Phillips CD-i.