Have you heard of "AntStream Arcade"?

This is a FREE (and legal) game streaming service for retro games. They have a great library of games and lots of community events.

The best part? The game devs actually get PAID for your time spent gaming!

I use "trading card" binder sleeves to store my Game Boy games. I like it because it keeps the labels visible, and it's also very cheap!

How do you store yours?

A little older pic but still a good collection. Around 230 games at this point!

My NES/FC Homewbrew collection. (1 or 2 missing, sitting next to the console)

Found it and the games I got with it

There's a million hidden features that go into building a game engine. Even more so on the NES!

So I thought it would be fun to take stock of everything that's gone into my current NES game (a platformer inspired by Zelda 2 + Mega Man + Metroid).

#nesdev

Hi! I'm working on a new action platformer for the NES (code name: Project Lotus), inspired by games like Zelda 2, Mega Man, and Metroid!

Here's a short video showing where it's at today! This is all running on an NES using the MMC3 mapper chip!

There ain't much here yet - but I love my little Famicom :)
I'd like a disk system, and they're usually easy to fix - next time I'm in Japan I'll pick up a bunch >:)

My childhood SNES and games (Mario RPG is english modded),
Super Famicom games I've picked up over the years,
2 Super Famicom's I plan to keep (I love the SUPER yellowed one) - and 2 I am currently fixing. (not pictured: a BILLION controllers)