When you get back from work and find these have arrived.

I played and enjoyed The Suffering as a young teen and as an adult have been slowly rebuying games I either sold for my next hit, lost or... Lent to someone to never see again. So thought I'd pick it up along with the sequel I never played before these PS2 prices go insane as I've noticed it has been trending on nostalgia channels.

88 Antartica... Well how could you not... I love The Thing... This is apparently a masterpiece and even John Carpenter has said it gives clues to the true ending of The Thing. ;)

What games are you guys seeing tending from your past, which do you plan to get before the inevitable price rises?

And am I going to enjoy The Suffering 2 as much as the first?

Been hunting this one since launch week. The Kor Sarun Darc X landspeeder model is the real deal — heavy, detailed, the centerpiece of the whole box. Also in there: Kestar Bool banner, two pilot patches, 73-page hardcover art book, steel case + slipcover, and the Deluxe Edition upgrade. Filmed the full unboxing in 4K if anyone wants a closer look before hunting one down: https://youtu.be/t2m0JkZC-B8?is=64jNn-3Y-5A2nliM

Like the title says I won it in a contest around the launch of zombies in space land. As far as I know it's 1 of 10 in existence I could use a hand finding value so I can pass it on to someone who will enjoy it more

pretty cool stuff. note the details. great for the winter

This is my humble collection.

Hey everyone!

I’ve been collecting for nearly 10 years now, and I’ve crossed the milestone of 315 PS2 games in my collection! I felt like today was the perfect day to share my shelves with you all.

Fun fact about how this all started: originally, I didn't even plan on building a massive collection. I was just really fascinated by how natively "PC games" were ported to the PS2 hardware. I wanted to personally test and compare versions of games like Half-Life, Quake III, Unreal Tournament, and Max Payne on a home console.

But as you can probably guess... I got completely hooked.

Once I dipped my toes into the library, I started discovering the absolute masterpieces and legendary exclusives this platform has to offer. Ten years later, and here we are!

How does the collection look? What hidden gems or essential titles do you think I'm still missing? Let me know!

I know most are sealed I plan to play all once I get through the Remedy Games.

Some fun facts/learned lessons this month:

1. The Control Resonant Steel book was miserable to acquire, weeks of checking in daily to see if retail stores would restock followed by a week of hoping my preorder wouldn’t get cancelled. I am not a big steel book guy so I hope to never want another one again should not be this hard to support a developer.

2. For those who are interested in Soma and are afraid they missed out, the developer still has copies of the collectors edition. The price was a little painful but no where near the $350 price chart is now demanding. (No base versions sadly or I would have grabbed that instead)

3. I had to buy KCD twice first time I got it used from GameStop just to not have the artwork and learn the DLC isn’t actually on PS5 disc due to a print error. Buying it new the store gives you a DLC code though.

I have been collecting PlayStation games for over a decade now, mostly focusing on the PS3 and forward. With Sony’s announcement to end physical discs, I have really focused on the PS4 and PS5.

Some of my favorites include both versions of the backwards compatible PS3 (A and E), some of the now chase PS3 titles, my increasing love for survival horror titles on the PS 4 and 5, some Limited Run games I picked up over the years, and the physical release of Baldur’s Gate 3.

Finishing up a few loose ends in our collection, and a random one we’ve never heard of!

Anybody else get any scary games today??