He has EVERYTHING 😳
“from the first to the very last” along with numerous video games, statues and video game collectibles.
“All these consoles are accompanied by PVL, signs, statues, terminals, accessories [and] a few hundred games for all consoles combined,” the listing states.‘Single’s Inferno’ becomes first Korean reality show to break into Netflix Global Top 10 shows list The collector, whose username is Kaori30, explains that their collection went through several ups and downs as they began collecting in the early ‘90s and sold the entire collection in 2000. Kaori30 then continued to collect consoles until they stopped in 2011 due to a “lack of time” and the difficulty of finding rare items.While visiting Tokyo in 2018, the collector “fell back into the trap” and repurchased nearly all the consoles that they had sold previously.
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