Finally a group of decent photos of the Bomberman madness.
Not a group shot but how they are set up now. The only thing not in the photos would be the trading cards and you can see them if you look carefully on one of the shelves in a binder. Continue forward if you want to see a ton of photos of the DVD collection and the bomberman games/toys/guides/etc.
This is my newest addition, a cellphone charm from Steempy.
A pin I got several months ago for cheap on eBay
Eating some homemade sushi, not bomberman related in any way, but amusing. My face looked roasted after tennis and basketball this weekend.
Included in the box from Oz was a rad little, not exactly safe for work Bomberman self portrait drawn by Steempy. He drew himself as if he were a Bomberman. LOL Priceless. I love it. Going to frame it eventually.
Far distance shot of the right side of the DVD/bomberman madness kept inside bookshelves converted for my evil purpose.
Closer shot of the top of the right bookshelves. Gandalf wizard hat, and misc other bits clearly visible. The boxes of discs directly above the white Bakugaiden doll are two sets of imported Catonese dubbed Bakugaiden IV VCDs. :/
Closer shot of the middle of the right shelves. Bomberman Bakugaiden dolls and import GBA/GBC games in view.
Extreme closeup of the Bomberman Jetters coloring book, my sole manga book, strategy guides, and a gray binder of bomberman trading cards snuggled mostly between the Harry Potter/Tolkien section and the beginning of the anime section.
Far out shot of the left side bookshelves full of DVDs and bomberman games. Much more on this side.
Lord of the Rings, Harry Potter, and Bomberman stuffs.
Super Famicom, n64, Gamecube fun.
TG-16, DS, PSP, Wii, Xbox 360, SNES, NES, Genesis. Yes, I end up fluffing up the photos some since some games and boxes are sitting apart even though I have them both and manuals in many cases. I'm up to 31 bomberman games or something, all but 2 being complete I think. The list is not in front of me.
PS1, GB, GBA, n64, SFC accessories.
Shots of some of my import Sega Saturn bomberman games. I have two of the three label/release variations of Japanese Saturn Bomberman. The Netlink version is shrinkwrapped and especially weird since the cover is totally dofferent and has some characters playing Bomberman on the front.
Dreamcast Bomberman Online.
Bottom of the left hand of the shelving where new DVDs are going as we have no space left! On top now, as we've bought DVDs since this photo is Mad Max, Braveheart, Van Wilder: Rise of Taj, Pirates of the Caribbean 3 and a couple others I don't even recall.
The top of the microwave cart on wheels with the n64, PS2, SNES, and GameCube. I had the Sega Saturn up there instead of the SNES and n64 but it's kept in a box with controllers in the dining room ready to go for bomberman fun at any moment. ;) The karaoke stack is taller now, as we also got CMT Presents Karaoke Revolution: Country in the mail via a trade after this was taken. Plus I put the Singstar games on the stack that I had been keeping in the mobile TV cart that is not shown.
Closer shot of the games in the n64 and SNES. Bomberman: The Second Attack and one of the import Bakugaiden titles. :D The other one is on the shelf.
The closest I will ever be to being an android with what appears to be a bionic camera eye!
You can always find these and random scans and photos at my Flickr. There is probably stuff I missed, and I didn't list everything you can see in the photos Bomberman wise, but that leaves you to work it out for yourselves. :D Hope you all are doing swell.
This is my newest addition, a cellphone charm from Steempy.
A pin I got several months ago for cheap on eBay
Eating some homemade sushi, not bomberman related in any way, but amusing. My face looked roasted after tennis and basketball this weekend.
Included in the box from Oz was a rad little, not exactly safe for work Bomberman self portrait drawn by Steempy. He drew himself as if he were a Bomberman. LOL Priceless. I love it. Going to frame it eventually.
Far distance shot of the right side of the DVD/bomberman madness kept inside bookshelves converted for my evil purpose.
Closer shot of the top of the right bookshelves. Gandalf wizard hat, and misc other bits clearly visible. The boxes of discs directly above the white Bakugaiden doll are two sets of imported Catonese dubbed Bakugaiden IV VCDs. :/
Closer shot of the middle of the right shelves. Bomberman Bakugaiden dolls and import GBA/GBC games in view.
Extreme closeup of the Bomberman Jetters coloring book, my sole manga book, strategy guides, and a gray binder of bomberman trading cards snuggled mostly between the Harry Potter/Tolkien section and the beginning of the anime section.
Far out shot of the left side bookshelves full of DVDs and bomberman games. Much more on this side.
Lord of the Rings, Harry Potter, and Bomberman stuffs.
Super Famicom, n64, Gamecube fun.
TG-16, DS, PSP, Wii, Xbox 360, SNES, NES, Genesis. Yes, I end up fluffing up the photos some since some games and boxes are sitting apart even though I have them both and manuals in many cases. I'm up to 31 bomberman games or something, all but 2 being complete I think. The list is not in front of me.
PS1, GB, GBA, n64, SFC accessories.
Shots of some of my import Sega Saturn bomberman games. I have two of the three label/release variations of Japanese Saturn Bomberman. The Netlink version is shrinkwrapped and especially weird since the cover is totally dofferent and has some characters playing Bomberman on the front.
Dreamcast Bomberman Online.
Bottom of the left hand of the shelving where new DVDs are going as we have no space left! On top now, as we've bought DVDs since this photo is Mad Max, Braveheart, Van Wilder: Rise of Taj, Pirates of the Caribbean 3 and a couple others I don't even recall.
The top of the microwave cart on wheels with the n64, PS2, SNES, and GameCube. I had the Sega Saturn up there instead of the SNES and n64 but it's kept in a box with controllers in the dining room ready to go for bomberman fun at any moment. ;) The karaoke stack is taller now, as we also got CMT Presents Karaoke Revolution: Country in the mail via a trade after this was taken. Plus I put the Singstar games on the stack that I had been keeping in the mobile TV cart that is not shown.
Closer shot of the games in the n64 and SNES. Bomberman: The Second Attack and one of the import Bakugaiden titles. :D The other one is on the shelf.
The closest I will ever be to being an android with what appears to be a bionic camera eye!
You can always find these and random scans and photos at my Flickr. There is probably stuff I missed, and I didn't list everything you can see in the photos Bomberman wise, but that leaves you to work it out for yourselves. :D Hope you all are doing swell.