Here's a look at what I got in the first half of 2009:

 

1/5 - MegaBoy Compact

1/12 - Bump 'N' Jump

1/12 - Mogul Maniac

1/12 - Racquetball

1/16 - Moonsweeper

1/16 - Tunnel Runner

1/23 - Elevators Amiss

1/23 - Title Match Pro Wrestling

1/23 - Wabbit

2/5 - Sorcerer's Apprentice

2/5 - Stargate

2/5 - Super Baseball

2/19 - Buck Rogers

2/19 - Krull

2/19 - Tomcat

4/17 - Artillery Duel/Chuck Norris Superkicks

4/29 - Secret Agent

4/29 - Wizard

4/29 - Planet of the Apes

5/7 - Solar Storm

5/16 - Sub Scan

5/16 - Taz

5/16 - Survival Run

5/16 - Fathom

5/16 - M.A.D.

5/16 - Flash Gordon

6/1 - He-Man

6/1 - Rampage

6/3 - Squish 'Em

6/6 - Front Line

6/12 - Atari Video Cube

6/17 - Private Eye

6/17 - Quick Step

6/24 - Spacemaster X-7

7/1 - Roc 'N' Rope

7/3 - Checkers

7/3 - Laser Gates

7/3 - Montezuma's Revenge

 

As you can see, I've been busy buying games lately. I want to fill up my bookshelf. That'd take 7 more. Right now I have 282 games for the 2600. I have them stacked so the side label is facing up. Three rows on each tier. There are three tiers to my bookshelf. The double ended Xonox cart can't be stacked like the other ones so it's laying on top of the games on the first shelf. And after I fill up my bookshelf, my ultimate goal like i've said before is the magic number of 300. I'll keep collecting after I've hit 300, even though I doubt I can get 400. Were there even 400 unique titles even made? Anyway, have a happy and safe 4th of July!