What is a gaming oddity you own (or wish to own)

MonstaDash
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Could be a bizarre release or a one of a kind item or just an odd gaming related thing that isn't very common that you just happen to have.

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  • Hades0918
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    One of the original ROBs

  • DoubleCure
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    The Ninetales aurora holowear ❤️

  • Hades0918
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  • sir_uledge
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    I can relate to that with Wanderer Style Miraidon🤠

  • clasingla
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    a delisted demo

  • oshoBug
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    a ton of little booklets from the cases of ds/3ds pokemon games

  • MonstaDash
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    For me I would say a gaming oddity I want to own is most likely Lost Oddessy for the Xbox 360 specifically because it is the only four disk single 360 game to exist. It just feels unique enough to merit calling it a cool oddity and to have in a collection.

  • TheJeffers
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    Having lived in Japan for over a decade now, most of my physical games collection is Japanese, so I would imagine most of it would be oddities from a western perspective, particularly games that never released outside Japan.

    I also own a few retro consoles like the PC Engine and a Wonderswan Crystal, which I think are unknown to most westerners, and even to a lot of Japanese people these days.

    One English language oddity I own is the European release of Ar Tonelico. I was a big fan of the series, but wanted to own it physically. However, in Europe it was only released in Italy, despite the American English translation being the only language on the disc. So I imported it back when I lived in the UK.

  • Dragonfly102024
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    Hmmmmm..... I'm not sure what's considered an oddity..... Does the gold NES Zelda cartridge count? Or the DS Guitar Heroes plug in thingy with the game? Hmmmm .... I've got other stuff too ....

  • Eremas
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    My bizarre thing is I don't own any gaming thing. I try to keep the art pure.