This game library is not only impressive due to its sheer size – its presentation also demonstrates great dedication.
On Reddit, a video game fan presents his collection of all Xbox 360 games released in North America. After exactly 20 years, he was able to add the last game, and not only the collection but also its presentation is impressive.
Over 1,000 Xbox games
Before we get to the facts about Reddit user uncleseeth’s collection, feast your eyes on these neatly arranged Xbox games.
Note the clever, round placement at the corners of the shelves.
Let’s start with what is probably the most important question: How many games are there exactly? The collection consists of 1,353 games, 1,256 of which are individual titles, while the others are variants of these games.
Xbox fan uncleseeth reveals that he got the first game in the collection, the Wild West shooter Gun, together with the console at Christmas 2005. The final game was also a Christmas present. His son gave him Pro Evolution Soccer 18 just a few weeks ago.
According to his own statement, he has played about 800 of his collectibles. He has completed about 175 of them 100 percent.
Completed the North American Xbox 360 collection 20 years to the day I started
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What did this collection cost him?
The collector estimates that each game cost an average of $15. This means that the complete collection cost approximately $20,000. Incidentally, the most expensive game was the Formula 1 simulation F1 2013, which cost $250.
In interview with Purexbox, he also reveals that he didn’t buy most of the games online, but rather in local stores whenever possible when he was out and about. He wanted to preserve the joy of “the hunt” for the games. His next goal is to at least try out each of the games and play through as many as possible to get all the achievements. However, the servers for some titles have now been shut down, so this task will not be 100 percent achievable.
Incidentally, the Xbox gaming station you can see on the left in the picture was a Christmas present from his wife.
