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Now, you may remember a certain treasure haul I got a couple weeks back. You know, where I bought 567 games for $240. Well, the pictures didn't quite tell the whole story since there was just so much stuff. I've now had a couple weeks to sort it all out, and I took some new pictures to give you guys a better feel for my greatest find ever. Instead of taking a picture of everything, I just included the stuff that I'm keeping for myself, these do not include the games I'm selling. I'll most likely be posting the games I'm selling in the buying & selling board instead of on here. The following pictures contain 320 games, of which I should be keeping almost all of them. There may be a few duplicates that I missed when I was sorting, but for the most part, these will all be staying in the collection. We'll start out small with the SMS, O^2, and Jaguar games.   
Not a lot of interesting stuff here, but these are my first Jaguar games, so it's kind of a milestone for me. And the O^2 game doubled my collection for that system.
And if you're wondering what the background is, I took the price stickers from this haul, stuck them on my little couch-side table and then covered them with packing tape. It's a neat way to always remind me of this haul.
Things get a bit more interesting now with the N64, DC, and NES games.
  
Some pretty good NES games in there, I'm always happy to find NES games I don't have. I really wasn't expecting to find any in this lot when I bought it.
And now the lots are getting pretty big with the SNES, 2600, and Genesis games.
  
Most of the 2600 games are just label variations for me, but a few are new titles. I really wish the Genesis games were CIB, but at least they won't take up any space like this.
The modern games (plus the RE GCN game) and the portable games and memory cards.   There is also the Drum set for Rock Revolution that isn't in the picture. And Mario Kart DS isn't pictured because its in my DS.
And now for the large lots.  A lot of PSX games that I may not have room for. I currently have my PSX collection on one single shelf that stretches from one end of the room to the other, with these, it might have to start going around the corner. Which will put me at around 13 feet of PSX games.
 A lot of PS2 games, this brings me from about 120 PS2 games to almost 200, so almost double!
 And the biggest lot of all, the Xbox games. This really boosted my Xbox games count. I went from around 60 games to around 170 with these. So, almost triple! So there you have it, 321 of the 567 games I bought for $240. If you want to check out the other games, keep an eye on the Sales Extravaganza board since I'll be listing everything from this purchase separately from the rest of my FS/FT list until I get the quantity of it reduced. Hopefully you could read the titles on most of those, otherwise, I probably just wasted a good bit of your time and my time doing this.
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There's a lot of crap, especially in the XBOX lot, but ...
damn I am jealous! Good haul dude.
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A mortal person would retire. I had a collector friend who would play at least ten minutes of each game before retiring it to his shelf. Can you imagine?
Looks like you fared better with the Xbox games (as opposed to the PS2 games). I spot Kabuki Warriors and Fight Club in there. Yeah!!!
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Nice haul. Except for Rock Revolution... Konami owes you an apolgy.
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Rock Revolution can be had for 5 bucks new at Bestbuy (mine also has a 10% off sticker) So i still think you did pretty good on that one too 
You did get some pretty good titles too! Glad to see you didn't get home to find out they were all sports or {insert generic game here}!
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Jesus thats a lot of stuff. I like the 2600 lot. Some good stuff in there.
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I noticed quite a few great SNES games. Very nice haul!
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Damn, so many awesome game...and what a way to boost your collection!
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Almost what I buy in a year in 1 lot and needless to say that the price is like 10 times lower 
Once again - excellent haul ...
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I got everything shelved that I'm keeping now. I actually had to do much less shuffling than I thought I would. On my main shelving unit, I moved the boxed NES and SNES games from standing up right, to on their sides, which allowed me to move the shelves around and I gained 3 extra shelves. So I put the new NES and SNES games there and still have an empty shelf.
The PS2 and Sega CD games were on the same shelf, but with the new PS2 games, the shelf completely filled up, so I had to move the Sega CD games. I moved some of my board games on the shelf that goes all the way around the room so they were laying down and stacked on top of each other, moved some other things around and was able to fit the Sega CD games there.
The Xbox games were the real problem. I double stacked them on two shelves (two rows of games on each shelf), and still had some that didn't fit, so I moved my long box PS1 games and put them with the rest of the PS1 games, and then moved my boxed Game Gear games to where they were and then moved the Wii games to where the GG games were and then put the rest of the Xbox games where the Wii games were.
Long story short, I was able to make room, and am ready to start buying new games.
@denpanosekai: Sure, there aren't many, if any, expensive games, but considering I paid less than $0.40 per game, I'll take less than awesome games. At least there were very few sports games amazingly.
@bombatomba: Oddly enough, you would think a huge haul like this would make me think "well, no point in trying to top this one" but its actually had the opposite effect on me. Right before this, I was getting discouraged from hunting because I was spending more on gas than I was on games, but this find gives me hope that I still can find super awesome treasure out there.
I can't imagine actually playing all these. It took me over a week just to clean the stickers off the games I'm keeping, so to actually play them, even for a couple minutes would take months.
@Duke.Togo: I thought it was strange that I had never heard of the game when I got it, but after looking it up, I can see why now. At least now I won't have to worry about whether or not I should open up the drum kit.
@Izret101: When I bought them, he had them all spread out on the tables, so I knew then there wasn't many duplicates. The vast majority of the dupes are from the 2600 and NES games.
@Tynstar: Yeah, when I looked them up, a lot of the 2600 games are rated an R5 by DP. I almost crapped myself when I looked up Air Raiders, because I looked at Air Raid, which is an R10. I really wasn't expecting there to be any that I needed when I bought the lot.
@Sirgin: It sure was a boost, I went up about 10 places in the "all collections" page.
@rodarkone: It's actually about what I could expect to buy in a year as well.
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