Owned 2 G&Ws as a kid back in the 80's. Allways wanted more, but money was tight. Mine were probably thrown out way back when, and I recently got the bug to own one again. I have been hunting around, looking on ebay (prices are nuts), and a mate gave me Parachute (no battery cover but works well) last week. Which is cool as it was one of the games I owned. Now I need more! The bug has really bitten this 40 something old guy lol
Guess that be my intro!
Cheers

Hello and welcome onboard!

Once the Game&Watch virus has biten you, then you need to get many of these great games
I guess that's how it started with most collectors.

Feel free to show us your collection here
www.gameandwatch.ch/en/forum/46-showroom...our-collections.html

if an whenever you feel like

Patrick

well I only have one, but have 2 more on the way! including a boxed complete Snoopy Tennis

Once you got hit by the G&W virus, your collection will grow fast!

I collect pinball machines as well, but they are expensive and take-up a ton of room.
G&Ws more do-able allround

hello,
congrats with the start of a new collection,i started collecting almost 2 years ago and now on 42 boxed of the 60 games,takes a lot of time and sometimes a niece amount of money to buy a new one,hope someday to have a complete collection to show my children with what we had to play that days,also look from time to time for a pocketsize version but mostly it goes above my spending limit

phil wrote: i started collecting almost 2 years ago and now on 42 boxed of the 60 games,

Well, so far you have a big collection!
Only 18 more games to go to reach the goal

thanks,i know,problem is that they are the more rarer (read expensives) now i need,not that easy to find,just bought a mario tabletop in not to great condition but for 40 euros i cannot complain and it is boxed(also in not to good shape) but for the moment i'm happy with it,so one less,also bought my first oem super mario

Feel free to show us your collection if you like
www.gameandwatch.ch/de/forum/46-showroom...our-collections.html