You must evacuate your game room, What do you take?

[goldenegg]

Definitely my Game.Com. Can't let that burn. It will be a reminder that things could always be worse.

[SiLic0ne t0aD]

My Vectrex (with VecMulti still plugged in )

CV SD Cart (still inserted into CV? )

Intellivision Arcade Controller that I built (hopefully still attached to my custom, restored Sears Super Video Arcade..with Piggy Bank plugged in too )

 

Edited December 25, 2015 by SiLic0ne t0aD85

[omegadot]

My handhelds. I'm not about to go rooting around with cables and what not in an emergency situation.

[HoshiChiri]

If we're talking something like 'impending forest fire, you have a couple hours to pack and go', I'd like to take:

 

-My Sega Genesis/Sega CD and games (at least the CD set). Given the system's cost and functionality issues, I wouldn't likely replace it if something happened to it.

-My PS2. First system I ever bought new, so there's some sentimental value there. I'd try to get the pricer/autographed games at least.

-Whatever handhelds I could get in the bag.

 

If we're talking 'the house is currently on fire, get out NOW'- nothing. I'd get as many living things out as I could (family/dog/cat). If I had time for any inanimate objects, I'd grab Lollipup (multicolored stuffed dog I've had since I was six months old) and call it good. As much as I love my collection, it is, in fact, just stuff. It's not worth dying over.

[Atarian7]

I guess there are two ways of looking at this, as witnessed by the replies. Type A grabs the most valuable three items, while the Type B grabs what they enjoy the most. I'm personally Type A, because the games I love the most are mostly common, and easily replaced. But that's just my opinion.

If you take the most valuable items you can sell them later and get back all the common stuff you like the most.

[Zap!]

If you take the most valuable items you can sell them later and get back all the common stuff you like the most.

Exactly!