Hi gamers,
I'd thought I share about some people who has inspired me to collect and would like to share some information on them.
Finngamer:
He's not just a gamer. he's a crazy collector from Finland, even more crazier than me, but that's a good crazy...if you know what I mean. He's a writer for a Finnish gaming magazine "Pelaaja".
You can see more about him here.
ASSEMbler:
Also known as Kev, an amazing collector that has extremely rare stuff from devkits to retail systems that some of us pull our hair out trying to find. I've spoken to him a few occasions, and watch his videos on his YouTube channel for information on prototypes and other interesting items he finds. You can find his YouTube channel here, and his website here.
James Rofle:
Also known as Angry Video Game Nerd, a very big NES collector, A double sided book case full of NES games. A basement full of video games systems and games. He's one of the best game reviewers on the internet today, and does it in an amazing entertaining way! I've made plans to see him at PAX and sign my NES. That'd be one dream come true, hopefully he's going to be there next year.
If you haven't already check out his site here.
I'd thought I share about some people who has inspired me to collect and would like to share some information on them.
Finngamer:
He's not just a gamer. he's a crazy collector from Finland, even more crazier than me, but that's a good crazy...if you know what I mean. He's a writer for a Finnish gaming magazine "Pelaaja".
You can see more about him here.
ASSEMbler:
Also known as Kev, an amazing collector that has extremely rare stuff from devkits to retail systems that some of us pull our hair out trying to find. I've spoken to him a few occasions, and watch his videos on his YouTube channel for information on prototypes and other interesting items he finds. You can find his YouTube channel here, and his website here.
James Rofle:
Also known as Angry Video Game Nerd, a very big NES collector, A double sided book case full of NES games. A basement full of video games systems and games. He's one of the best game reviewers on the internet today, and does it in an amazing entertaining way! I've made plans to see him at PAX and sign my NES. That'd be one dream come true, hopefully he's going to be there next year.
If you haven't already check out his site here.
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