LGR - My PC Game Collection (June 2015)

Featuring thousands of big box PC games, vintage computers, and a whole lot more. Celebrating 6 years of LGR with a collection overview/game room tour in 4K!
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[@user-ux2dd9pp8x]

I've got about 20 games and I don't know what to play 80% of the time but with 3,000+ games, I still wouldn't know.

[@SuperSonu222]

***** same here

[@sinephase]

***** cheap bundles have ballooned my steam library even without adding everything I have a key for XD

[@HackersSun]

***** I have 73 just on my steam, and on my xbox.,. fuf it. our generation when we retire will be GLUED to the tv with all these games we've been trying to play ALL of our LIVES. pesky wrok and school. >:T

[@HackersSun]

sinephase yeah, that steam sale did a number huh? I'm not ashamed to admit I bought $120 worth of misc crap. like the dungeon siege series and the divinity series and to date fallout series. ._. plus telltale, and TES series. if you buy the game you HAVE to have the entire series :,D

[@zuus85]

Yeah, 810 games on Steam currently, about 200 on Android, 50 on Wii U, and 15 on PS4. Still can't decide what to play 99% of the time.

[@KidCrombie]

This man made a living out of doing what he loves, can't be mad with that.

[@marliem.5575]

Dude there's a difference between a hoarder and a collector. If these were all books, I bet no one would bat an eye on that. But this is practically a games archive. I highly admire your collection and I loved the boxes the CD came in because it gives more memories despite the amount of space it takes up. Your collection gives me fond memories of how I wondered those tall shelves of PC games in every store and I could spend all day looking the back of each box.

[@Flotube444]

He is absolutely right, this is a history / art museum.

[@Zvalgryn]

Agree. This was me as a kid.

[@crystaldavis825]

Agreed 🙌🏽🙌🏽. I love this channel ❤️

[@jeremyusbourne6289]

Agreed Marlie x

[@Amber_Oakheart]

I love how a random trip to the thrift store as a college student kicked off one of the best PC collections I've ever seen and helped start off one of my favorite KZbinrs! Your vids are always great LGR, love listening to your stories and game revies! :D As a kid I always loved to look at all the computer game boxes, it was such a fantastical time! I wish games were still sold in box with manuals etc, the little dvd cases with download codes make me so sad!

[@Larry]

This is what most people's Steam library would look like if they were all physical copies :D

[@foolishsuckas]

***** Larry, you're the man!!

[@Mrbrutehater]

***** And that makes me damn proud.

[@Nickwithneighbors]

***** Except these are GOOD games! :P

[@DouglasQuaid999]

***** They should make a HTC vive app that lets you view your entire steam library as physical boxes you walk up to.

[@doctorgene3201]

***** Well, the Humble Bundle bought games would probably just be in jewel cases, if not crappy paper sleeves.

[@robolizard222]

6 years later and the museum isn’t far off now. LGR is an inspiration for being passionate about the little things.

[@MetalJesusRocks]

I'm in Big Box HEAVEN!

[@LGR]

MetalJesusRocks I figured you'd appreciate :)

[@BestinTheWorldVideoss]

Lazy Game Reviews Nice Poster of Cobain Btw :)

[@XYtoTheDoubleG]

You listen to metal there LGR? You should come check out our beautiful city Seattle. We artists find it an inspiring place to live and our overcast weather makes it a shut in sort of city. Perfect for the manic depressant or hardcore gamer!

[@gaming53wishmaster71]

you know the only 2 games im looking for but cant find ether under 100 on ebay is diablo 1 and dungeon siege 2 and i wonted the biger box both games cus thay are what me and my grandpa played so much back a bit ago and my grandpa even looks for thes lol so yaa but its sims diablo 2 is way easyer to find now days even hallfire you cant find

[@lampfirepictures]

As a fellow collector i have serious respect for this. My wife's and mine is majority ps1 games around 2000 total now but just from watching your thrifts videos its awesome how you dont grab valuable doubles. Its people who do stuff like you are the ones making it that much easier for the community of collectors. Stay awesome bud

[@LGR]

Yeah, I'd much rather let other people have an awesome find than snatch it up to resell!

[@jennabrutananadalewski412]

+Seymour penus My husband and I collect ps1 and ps2 games and it's all about the find. The collection grows much slower but it's so fantastic when you go on a road trip and stop by a thrift store or garage sale in the middle of nowhere and find the game you've been wanting to add to your collection. You befriend the guys at your local game store and they start keeping stuff set aside for you because they think you might like it. I wish you and your wife good luck on your collection!

[@Lotus-Son]

LG, don't take this the wrong way but I'm glad you lost the job because it turns out you were the absolute perfect person for the job you currently have! As a console gamer in the 90's I was always so fascinated by the slew of PC games that existed when places like CompUSA, Fry's Electronics, and even Price Club (otherwise known now as Costco) reigned supreme with electronics and computer software in the US (well Costco still reigns IN GENERAL in the US). However I never had the brain, guts, and means to try and understand PC technology nor how to properly build a PC good enough to handle PC games. And I felt so crappy for it because I knew I missed out on a huge world of gaming and culture. I always heard about games like Doom, Duke Nukem, and Quake with their various online mods you get for free to further enhance the gaming experience, and all these wonderful games that could never be properly ported to consoles. And when they get ported over, all the gaming journalist publications did was drive it in my young mind that any PC-to-console ports were always fundamentally crap before given a rating. I always read up on PC games and salivated over the huge variety and library of PC games I would see on store shelves. But I just never really had any chance to play the games or share experiences with anyone, and therefore I feel like I missed out a lot in gaming. This includes a lot of the unknown software that got lost on the large picnic tables they used to be sold on at places like CompUSA. And I always wondered about those games with their large shiny boxes and packaging, being left to collect dust for a few weeks before the stores stopped carrying them and threw them out. When I was lucky I would just purchase unique looking games and just go through their artwork and manuals and unique packaging that was nonexistent in the majority of the console games I purchased back then. It was just a whole different world of gaming that I never was able to get into. And then you came along. You shared not just a few PC titles with fans, but the whole collective experience of PC gaming (especially in the 90's era!) that I wanted so bad to be a part of. It was like a whole bunch of good friends that I've met that came along with open arms and let me in their houses and shared with me all this knowledge, culture, and fun in PC gaming I so badly wanted to be a part of. Only it's only one person, you. That's how knowledgeable, nice, and cool you are. And you present it in a digestable way to a strictly-console gamer, who always felt snubbed by other PC gamers for being too stupid or something to understand PC gaming. You shared it to all of us like any other great big console gaming KZbinr, and you have a great, funny, witty personality to deliver the knowledge. It's like I've finally been allowed to see and understand what PC gaming was all about and a friend was showing me this without any reluctance to give up time to share with me all this cool stuff. Your content makes me feel like a local friend who was lucky to meet you and be let into the realm of PC gaming. You have no idea how nice it is to meet someone like you who has love for all the packaging, quirks, nostalgia, history, and craziness each of these games has and be nice enough to share it all with people like myself. It makes me feel great and nostalgic to see even the oddware, productivity applications, OS boxes, utilities, etc... you have. All of it really. I loved seeing this stuff in-stores, regardless of whether I ever needed it or not and just seeing you post up videos on this stuff, whereas any other more shallow uploaders would've passed up on talking about this kind of software makes me thankful you're the guy sharing all things PC with us. Your passion is proven genuine when you don't care what online/KZbin channel trends are out there and you post videos covering stuff like Microsoft WindBlows haha. There is literally no one else better for the job you currently have. You're an amazingly smart and funny guy with seemingly unlimited knowledge of PC games and culture and you're also awesome enough to share the knowledge in archives and in video/film media. I'm grateful you're the guy to do all this, and it seems like you're the only one. But in a way it's fitting because no one seems worthy enough to dawn the task like you have, and if anyone did try they wouldn't have as much charisma, smarts, and passion for all this like you. I'm glad you got canned from your last job because it seems like you found the perfect job for yourself. I'm grateful you're here, every time I get a new video from you I'm elated because of everything packed into each of your videos; the knowledge, the entertainment, the fun, the laughs, all of it. Thank you.

[@LGR]

ThyChrysanthemum Wow, thank you very much for the kind words. I'm glad my videos have meant that to you :) And I'm happy that last job didn't work out as well, in retrospect. Doing LGR has been the best experience, and I hope to continue for many years to come!

[@stevef4010]

I don't know how you had time to work or play all of these games in your lifetime. I was a PC gamer (still am in moderation), but I stuck to mastering the few games I really liked. I never could have played 1/1000th of the games you own. This guy is right. You found the perfect job. Feel lucky.

[@revenile]

Seeing that Leander box makes my heart flutter. That was my favorite game back in the day and still is my favorite Amiga title. Geez an LGR Psygnosis thing would be great.

[@SimonChristensen]

I wish games would go back to using live-action video for cutscenes, like Rebel Assault 2 and Jedi Knight: Dark Forces 2. As a 4-5 year old that was just plain awesomeness back in the late 90's.

[@LGR]

Simon Christensen Looking forward to the new Guitar Hero and Need For Speed games for exactly that reason. Live-action silliness for the win!

[@jeffreypeters5578]

a remaster of rebel assault with real actors would be epic as ling as ea dont touch it

[@jeffreypeters5578]

Damn sry for the late reply

[@ambostralian]

Clint, I know this video is 7 years old now. But I'm rewatching a bunch of your old videos and I just wanted to say it's been so great watching you grow this passion in to something you can use to support yourself. And with your recent move to a bigger house it's great to see your fanbase has allowed you to keep growing and expanding. Your passion for video game history is infectious, and I love seeing people share their passions. Thank you for sharing your passion with us.

[@LGR]

I appreciate the kind words, thank you :)

[@TottyRops]

I am having to thank you, you're fab, I'm so glad you're hugging the retro scene, what I mean by that is "gaming from your own past, but also from my own", how you knew my past is fantastic, you must have some sort of insight of history of computing or something, wow if only that existed! I started out with the ZX Spectrum (Yep I'm in the UK), I saved up for weeks working during school nights for a Speccy, my mum went nuts when I bought it as she shouted "boys toys will not get a job", how I showed her, I'm a respected technician and just finishing a rather late Masters degree in Computer Science! I love your videos, they always make me smile, Clint I thank you, thank you for being honest and thorough in your reviews, and above all, for saying ZED ECKs. HUGS, Clare.

[@JimPlaysGames]

Man a gaming museum would be amazing. Is there even such a thing? Because now I want to go to one!

[@JD_Playtime]

I find it sad in a way that we're now growing a digital collection of games via Origin and Steam etc. Although this method does have it's pros and cons. However, in my personal opinion, there is nothing that can compare to having the actual physical boxes. I love my shelves of video games and each time I look at them the memories come flooding back of when I first bought them. You have not only an impressive collection, LGR, but a mind blowing collection of games that pretty much made my childhood!

This was amazing Clint. A perfect dive into you and your collection. Thank you very much.

[@andrewm4106]

started watching a few days ago subscribed and am addicted to every aspect of your channel! Keep it up man love it!

[@LGR]

Happy to hear it!

[@LuisMercadoorg]

Glad you are now thinking about that museum idea. Last time I asked you weren't so sure but I didn't blame you, it's a hard endeavor indeed. This has been one of my favorite video of yours. I'm from Mexico, and here we never had the chance to get many 80's or even 90's games. Would you believe the first game that was distributed massively in my area was Half-Life? When was that? 1998? PC gaming was already a thing for almost two decades ate the time! And decent gaming computers where -still are- expensive for us so I never had the opportunity to play many games I heard about in the early days of the Internet. In a way my inner child has been playing them here, through your channel and it's been great because somehow I really like your sense of humor and of course narration style. I don't know why you don't have more subscribers. But I guess it can't hurt to know that some unknown people out there really appreciate what you do. Thanks a lot. Here's for more years of LGR, Clint. Cheers pal.

[@LuisMercadoorg]

BTW, that music corner! Did I see right? A signed Cobain poster?

[@dynamobeard]

Luis Mercado If I was a rich man, I'd donate enough to build a large tin building for him to start a museum next to his house. I'd just really love to see that happen.

[@moonbladem]

Thanks so much for the tour. It brought back tons of memories for me. That's a pretty awesome collection you've got there, and I admire your passion and patience for collecting them. My favorite part was the Sega Genesis section. I have a decent Sega Genesis collection because I love those side-scrollers and platform games. Really wonderful memories... thank you.

[@redheadsg1]

This will be pain in the ass to move on other place and sorting back. xD

[@LGR]

ReDHeaDSg1 Thankfully, this is not in a place I need to move it! Never said I keep this at my home :)

[@curious5661]

Lazy Game Reviews Your collection gave me a nerd-gasm. It's awesome.

[@TeknoRiderF1RE]

Lazy Game Reviews you keep your games in a other place than your house ? that's ... original :D

[@ZaireXIII]

This is a seriously impressive archive. So much gaming history and design in shelf after shelf.

[@wendellcrossley]

Nox was such an under rated game , one of my favourites is Datsun shattered lands. Sooo good

[@Keduce22]

You my friend have made me cry

[@gorillachilla]

@advection its called remembering the good old days , maybe you aint grew any pubes yet for memories

[@madmatt667]

A PHENOMENAL collection! The amount of times I said "Wow I played that" or "I have that!" shows that I have played soooooo many games, but they were a great part of my life. My uncle got me into games, more so the dos games, some fantastic and others not so great. Some fond memories. Thank you so much for sharing this collection with us and taking the time to make this video, it has indeed been a blast from the past for me :-)

[@dennisyounkin644]

I was 23 years old in 1989 and i was in a position i could buy a lot of the games you own.i bought my first pc compatable in 1994 (DX2-66). I have always wondered how much ive spent in my 20’s and 30’s on computer games… Thanks for sharing!!! Awesome memories… As a Former US Marine F-18 Mechanic in a Fighter Squadron, i trully enjoyed Flight Simulators!!!

[@71dembonesTV]

Haters like to call collectors "hoarders" because they didn't have the patience/forsight to keep anything nice; especially a bunch of one kind of thing. amazing collection, my friend.

[@OldsXCool]

I used to work at a computer software store called Babbage's back in 1995. Watching this video is like traveling though time. I really wish I could have continued PC gaming passed 1995, but my mom's 486 SX2/50 just couldn't handle games anymore. Computers were much more expensive back then so I went back to consoles and got a Playstation. I returned to PC gaming about 4 years ago and I'm making up for lost time with old games on Steam and GOG.

[@1973Washu]

And this is just the tip of the iceberg in terms of every PC game ever made...

[@SawedOffLaser]

This is easily the most impressive collection I have ever seen. This and your Thrifts series made me want to collect some old PC games, and heck I have about a dozen already. Thanks for all the awesome videos LGR, keep up the awesome work.

[@28Pluto]

I just recently found your channel, and have been plowing through everything you've uploaded so far. Great stuff! This video in particular touched me. It's nice to see you let us see "behind the scenes" and really get a grasp on your commitment. Keep up the great work!

[@LGR]

I am very glad to hear it!

[@28Pluto]

***** I'll try, but this Mouse Pen input device is terrible!

[@Kavoriken]

Wow. Looking at that collection just blows my mind. As a pretty hardcore DOS and Windows gamer for the last 25 years it feels like you've got my entire childhood in your shelves. Wish i could go back to being 10 years old with that collection.

[@metfan4l]

28:53 woah a Panasonic Q on the bottom shelf, nice.

[@j.p.holiday8899]

My Jams: Secret Weapons of the Luftwaffe, Red Baron, Twilight 2000, and ALL SSI D&D games! Clearly the golden age of gaming - absolutely untouchable. I really appreciate what you're doing!

[@vhbmaster]

You need to do a collection video update on your new home!

[@manassurya2019]

I want big pc game boxes to come back. I hate these standard dvd covers.

[@redey1290]

It's kinda a love hate relationship on those for me. I love the fact that they're big and usually have some damn nice cover art, but they require quite a bit of shelf space.

[@manassurya2019]

***** I guess really good games that are highly anticipated should come in big boxes as an option, i.e The Witcher 3, Dark Souls, Doom, etc. Though nowadays nobody even buys hard copies anymore.

[@redey1290]

Manas Surya That would be awesome. If there was a Doom (The new one) big box, I would buy it in a heartbeat.

[@nerfinator465]

The problem with physical releases nowadays is it's usually just a steam key in a box which sucks.

[@CDNSpartan]

I saw a card game big box game at my local thrift store. If it's still there when I go I will buy it. I think it was $5

[@StopDropandLOL]

Can only imagine how much this has grown in 5 years

[@jettblack2977]

I loved seeing this. I really love that people still collect physical copies of games, not only to just play them but to also enjoy the box art. I also wish I had The Sims 3 collectors edition ever since I saw it at Best Buy so seeing you having it completely boxed was amazing.

[@scotjock1]

You're not a hoarder, people who don't have hobbies from their childhood that stay with them won't understand you. I am a collector of books, novels - I have about 150+ now on my shelves because reading is something I really enjoyed when I was younger. Enjoy your hobbies, we all do.

[@em84c]

150 isn't much..I just sold 120+ books for $40 on gumtree. That was a small percentage of the books I had.

[@UndeadZamiel]

I have this hobby of sorts where I like to go through video games, movies, or books and just organize them. I've gone over to friends houses and just spent hours organizing their collections. It's just so relaxing, probably cause I grew up in a legit hoarders house and being able to organize and sort through stuff that I just love is just satisfying. Your whole collection is just a wet dream to me. I'd spend days just sifting through it.

[@darkinertia2]

what the fuck, did I see a game named "fury of the furries"?!? we need to see that shit!

[@chrispychickin]

darkinertia2 I looked it up, expecting a violent rampage in a anthropomorphic fox suit or something, instead, I got this - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fury_of_the_Furries

[@Danbotology]

It appears to be a platform game.

[@GeirEivindMork]

darkinertia2 I used to love that game back in the day. Well worth an episode. :)

[@darkinertia2]

Chris Tate WOW I didn't expect that lol fury of the furries sounds like a subtitle for a bloody roar game

[@FunnyFavor]

darkinertia2 When I saw that I said the same thing lol!

[@zoeythebee1779]

This is what i love about this channel. Looking at old games, computers, hardware, that i was never around to experience.

[@jpotter1988]

Couldn't help but notice Return Fire in there. My goodness did I have fun with that playing against friends. I miss the 90's

[@Marz295]

Aaaah Return Fire!! So many good memories!

[@jimeth9886]

I have a jewel case copy myself, such a great game.

[@LotoTheHero]

Not really sure what to say other than wow! Your passion for this stuff is inspiring. I'm more of a video game collector myself, but over the past few years I've been feeling nostalgic for old pc stuff. I remember playing around with various pcs and getting them working when I was younger. The joy of discovering how things worked, and frankensteing together various parts to make something working. Your channel has reminded me of that. I'm looking to maybe get a couple of older pcs and start collecting.

[@internationalypimpin7821]

-Sees collection -Pinpoints System Shock and System Shock 2 -Is satisfied

[@KittyBaxter251]

Just wants to say how much I really enjoyed this video. To me two days to watch to get the full magnitude of your awesome collection. Sir I take my hat off

[@NoThisIsPatrick.]

you should Photoshop one of those boxes to say "Half Life 3" just to fuck with people lol

[@TschimmiCash]

Patrick Star :D :D brilliant!

[@fapl985]

"I love mech games, they are like tank games with legs"

[@JaRyCu]

I can say with absolutely no hesitation that this is the most amazing thing I've ever seen. I'm 38 years old and I can remember walking through Best Buy, Circuit City, and CompUSA as a kid and marveling at all of the games and wishing I had them all. Into my 20s, I had a small collection (50-100 boxes), but those have been lost over the years. As I was watching this, so many memories came back. Thank you for this video!

[@ChimpManZ1264]

Thumbs Up if you watched the whole video. I sure did!

[@xDoubleZer00x]

wow, incredible collection. I would actually buy a tour ticket around your house! Seeing Zool sat there brought it all back, a game i'd completely forgotten about. And original boxes for DOTT, Monkey 2, Ripper, Blade runner and classic C&C games I never knew existed! My first computer was the CPC464 and you even had one of those crammed on a shelf. Fantastic journey, thanks for the up.

[@AmayirotAkago]

PC GAME AWESOMENESS OVERLOOOOOOAAAAAAAADDDD Seriously, dude, you're amazing. And so is your collection. Oohoho, I spy Creatures. I would love for you to do a video on that sometime.

[@LGR]

Amayirot Akago Thank you!

[@FloowSnaake]

Lazy Game Reviews OMG i love your house you have sooooo many games omg

[@godofnarf]

Amayirot Akago >Opens newest LGR video >Top comment has Garnet as avatar > "I found my people!"

[@AmayirotAkago]

Shmebulock!

[@Meep3692]

Amayirot Akago Creatures was the first video game I ever played.

[@TheMurderUnicorn]

As someone who also has a collector's mindset, this video was fantastic. Thank you so much for sharing.

[@torsotwister1500]

Dude i love your channel, new sub.

[@LGR]

Thank you!

[@torsotwister1500]

+Lazy Game Reviews lol I've never gotten a reply while I was still watching the video, btw if you like the original Xbox you should check out that much game with the huge controller, you probably know what it is but I'd love to see you do a review on it. Its one of the best hidden gems of that generation.

[@An9eL_C]

I could only wish I had the money to give you a museum... The nostalgia of browsing through your library was insane... I will never forget the first Doom experience and playing Battlechess and Block Out (3d Tetris) on my buddies fathers PC... Great Job LGR and thank you for sharing your videos...

[@MetiriPersonal]

I would 100% go to LGR Museum. That just sound amazing.

[@LordZoth6292]

Dear LGR, At 21:00 you have finally ended my 5 year or so search for this obscure Star Wars game. My uncle installed Star Wars: Yoda Stories to my families first ever PC. I remember playing this game and never understanding what to do because I was a dumb kid. I asked my uncle if he remember the game and I didn't remember enough details for him to remember it either. I have now found a free version online of this game and plan to play all the way through, so thank you for my lost childhood nostalgia. Also, I love your collection of Putt Putt games. My cousins and I played Putt Putt goes to the Moon about a thousand times. Do you have any of the old cereal box PC games? We used to play a game called something like, Amazon Trail 3rd Edition or something like that. You got in a canoe and swam through the Amazon meeting famous people and civilizations through time, fishing, bartering, avoiding logs in the river or else you'd tip the canoe. It was a fun educational game, and you should totally do a review on that game if you own it. Thanks again LGR, love your videos. edit: I figured out the games name lol

[@viciousservant5151]

5:54 I WAS LOOKING AT YOUR SHELVES IN EVERY VIDEO, I knew you liked Another World and the original Oddworld games so I was always wondering if you had a copy of Heart of Darkness AND I FINALLY FOUND IT IN YOUR COLLECTION. YAY. AND IS IT SEALED!!!!!??? 11:36 YES IT IS!!!! Also I'm super jealous of that Commander Keen art and Another World poster. Honestly, seeing such a big expansive and well-maintained collection fills me with the utmost of glee. It's like a museum or store but personal you know? Like a secret lair collection place.

[@khlash]

Mind blown!.....times 1000.... I saw so many games I used to play and hadn't thought about in thirty years almost.

[@Marz295]

Also, I would love to visit your Gaming museum, hoping like crazy it becomes a thing :D :D

[@pjf222]

Thank you so much LGR, I have been hunting for a game I used to play when I was in high school, and I couldn't remember the name of the game til I saw it on your shelf :D you've made me so happy. In case your wondering it was Dark Reign.

[@FordFalcon1962nBlue]

3:38 REVOLT with the box! now thats something ive never seen! amazing

[@FordFalcon1962nBlue]

and interstate 76 above it! sweet i got both

[@SirDanforth]

So maybe this would be a good place to ask about this. Been racking my brain for a week now trying to remember an old PC game I played in the early to mid 90's (my memory is terrible) and maybe you can help! Here's the few details I can remember: -Started the game on some sort of space station. I think it was first person style. There were a few things you could interact with, in particular a tube of food paste that would make a crunching noise. I can't remember if there were people or not. -Main game play was travelling down to a planet, I think in a tank, where you'd explore and fight robot creatures. -The box art had some sort of mechanical spider. Might have been a big round ball looking thing with legs. Very hazy. -I'm pretty sure it was a cd-rom game.

[@Kokiri601]

+Sir Danforth I think your looking for "The Journeyman Project." :) Hope you find out!

[@CaptainBBS]

epic collection

[@AACrashBurnAA]

WOW!!! I have about 25-30 big box games. That doesn't even hold a candle to your collection! You truly have one of the LARGEST PC Game collections! Some of your games.... I didn't even know had a boxed version!

[@CJKeene-zz2kw]

If you go down in the comments you will see mostly "oh man I remember ________! I used to have it!" I'm sure LGR has all of the games we used to have.

[@2WheelsAs1]

Awesome collection man. Brings back memories looking at your games, especially the Eye of the Beholder and the other SSI games.

[@jacksonjack7838]

This is the best video on youtube

[@daviddragoon82]

What a collection LGR! Seeing boxed copies like this, reminds me of browsing Frys Electronics back in the day never knowing what was around the corner. 

[@JennyverseLive]

How I miss boxes and manuals and extras and the CD case rattling around and marketing for other games and finding something you didn't expect and...sigh

[@selzyr3796]

just revisited these "old" videos of yours, and m8, I love this channel, been subbed since I found out, and one of the channels I foward ANYONE that loves DOS and old stuff like this!

[@sophiel7690]

THOSE PUT PUT GAMES WHERE MY CHILDHOOD

[@AjantisIlvastarr]

You gotta appreciate both the collection and also you youself. Gotta have a lot of passion to collect it all.

[@Dosgamert]

Will you be attending the exposition of the LARGEST PC-BOXED Game collection (Most likely Guinnes World Record stuff!) next sunday in The Netherlands? ;)

[@JasonSmith-jv7wl]

When it showed the little cassette tape thing that held your Sega games I got hit hard by nostalgia as we had those in my house all throughout my childhood. I had practically forgotten them, but yeah, thanks for that.

[@dangra25]

11:01 Trump Castle II ... sooooo I guess one wall wasn't enough

[@DoubleMonoLR]

It was named after a trump casino, which seemingly went bankrupt & sold, bought back, bankrupt again, now someone else owns it. So a pretty typical trump property it seems.

[@VLAD-yu6ul]

your library is awesome! i admire your collection and reasons you respect it, those big box pc games look amazing!

[@TheBalcerman]

Dude. You do know you have so called "Radio-Voice"?

[@jarpoog]

wow i didn't realise this was your job. i'm happy for you man, i hope more people could be able to do something as awesome as this.

[@zJericho101z]

I guess this is what heaven looks like.

[@MrMoxes]

"By the power of Grayskull"! I can't believe I didn't find this sooner. That is amazing. I had dreams of having a collection like that when I was a kid. Life goals, right? Very amazing, truly a trove of wonder.

[@Dreadpirateflappy]

This Is why it makes me lmao when people say PC has no games...

[@ericsills6484]

I had that same Panasonic stereo for a long time. The record player dust cover was actually broken before I got it. We had a party the night before my birthday. The stereo was hidden behind a chair when somebody sat down hard and slid the chair back...CRUNCH!

[@scottmitting1671]

Should I feel guilty about hoping you DO open a gaming museum (well that's not the guilty part... brace for it) and hoping that donations would count a tax-deductible charitable contributions at some point in the future? I'm seeing very skinny children in late-night ads frowning very heavily at me thinking that.

[@mychemicalbromance97]

I would LOVE to see a museum with all of your old games and old computers, it would be great to experience and be able to explore video gaming and computer history through the actual devices themselves. I imagine maintenance on something where you're using old hardware would probably get difficult as time goes on but wow that is something I would pay to experience.

[@lunamorley]

28:54 Is that a Panasonic Q?

[@teflonvaughn1470]

It certainly is.

[@xXTocsinXx]

factor5fanatic you dont see those everyday. im surprised he didn't talk about it.

[@LGR]

A broken one, yes. One of many projects on that shelf.

[@trekzilladmc]

Awesome collection, man! Brought back SO many memories, especially when you got to the Apogee and ID Games section. I dunno, there was just something special about those old games that these new ones don't have. And didn't you just love that classic PC sound? Unsurpassed times in gaming. They were the best!

[@zesty2023]

2160p?! wtf!? XD

[@LGR]

4k video, it's the future!

[@indieknytt1427]

Lazy Game Reviews my internet shit itself

[@Krombop.M]

Lazy Game Reviews i like that you respect the past but don't live in it. keep up the good work!

[@jenniferhaar7934]

Ive been a fan of your videos for years...congrats on your anniversary and heres to your continued success!!

[@Alec_Reaper]

Call yourself Lazy!? Yeah you're "Lazy" when you take the time and effort to make a half an hour video showing your entire PC gaming collection. A real lazy person would make a video and link to a list of games. Lazy Game Reviews Shame ;(

[@darthbane6169]

Your rooms remind me of when i was little and i was walkin into a pc store to buy somethin new... those days all games for pc were in boxes... nice memories. I used to collect pc games also but my collection is much much much smaller than yours. Well done! nice collection!

Could you make an video (tutorial?) describing the process of archiving games?

[@LGR]

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Also review DX?

[@macbuff81]

I like that you turned the the unintentional freedom provided by the bad break up experience and job loss into something very positive by doing something you truly enjoy. And you're also making other folks happy by reminding them of their childhood all in a humorous informative format. Very cool indeed! Also inspirational

[@TheCommentNinja81]

Your shelve with the Commander Keen, Alien Carnage and other Apogee titles brough me so many memories for mid '90 !!

[@alfievann9312]

That was really cool, thanks for taking the time to make this video.

[@BigBoxRetroCollector]

There is such a big difference in the color scheme comparing the games vs the programs. Very beautiful :)

[@abymondesir23]

no words just incredible, please take care of these

[@ByteSizeThoughts]

Man, can't believe Ive never seen this overview video before. Was a delight to see.

[@simontheewok]

I really enjoy when KZbinrs make videos like this. It's great to see how their lives are outside of their regular videos. Love this, and love the Goodwill vids too.

[@amto1010]

Dude...I love this channel. I love your collection. I LOVE pc game boxes (especially the way the manuals smelled)...I hope to be able to start a collection myself. My mother, god bless her, threw away many of my pc game boxes...Thanks for doing this stuff man.