Today I bought my 300th game of my collection. Depending on how you see it, I technically bought my 300th game a few days ago, but number 300 (Tatsunoko vs. Capcom) came in the mail only a few minutes after I had bought Resident Evil: The Darkside Chronicles. Instead of displaying the rather lengthy list (which can be found HERE) I have decided to commemorate this event with some statistics.
299 games since I was given my first game system, a Game Boy Color, and my first game, Pokemon Red.
16 games since I bought the Nintendo DSi XL and a copy of Pokemon Soul Silver.
Over 3 percent are currently on loan to other people
I've only finished 106 (35%), and only played about 150
Nintendo, thanks to their excellent DS and Gamecube consoles, are responsible for roughly half of my collection (including nearly all of the multi console games last generation).
13 Mario (9 of which are actual Mario platformers, one of which is Super Mario RPG)
11 Final Fantasy (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 12)
8 Zelda (including the collectors disc, which technically is four games)
7 each of Pokemon/Metroid/Resident Evil
At least six that weren't originally released in the states (Ouendan/Ouendan 2, Sin and Punishment, Jump Ultimate Stars, Tales of Versus, Fate/Stay Night)
Most owned genre: Platformers/RPGs
Least owned genre: First Person Shooters
44 games still on my wishlist. 13 of those are currently available
Console Breakdowns:
Note: The percentages won't be exact because there seems to have been some games that were counted twice (mostly in the "digital collection") so the numbers are rough but close.DS: 62 games, just over 20%
Gamecube: 49 games, Just over 16%
Gameboy: 32 games, just over 10%
Playstation 2: 31 games, just over 10%
Nintendo Wii: 30 games, 10%
Xbox 360: 28 games, nearly 10%
Xbox: 14 games, nearly 5%
PC: 12 games, 4%
PSP: 12 games, 4%
Playstation 1: over 2%
(My collection of digital games, across the Wiiware, Virtual Console, Xbox Live Arcade, DSiware, and Steam, is about 39 games)
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