How many Atari Carts do you have?

[Sheldon Sims]

I have 160 unique cartridges now.

[Joe Siegler]

See my sig.

 

There's a few more that need to be added after my brother's visit to PC5.

[Ed Siegler]

I think we have about 530 unique ones for the 2600 only

[black dog]

I think at last count I had 323 unique games not counting label variations for the 2600. I only have 9 7800 games and I don't have a 5200.

[rogueleader]

wow! I can't believe some of you have so many! that is simply amazing.

[Draikar]

I have only 34 Atari 2600 games and 6 Tele-games but i also have many other system games so its hard to build a library when collecting a wide group plus i just started.

 

15 atari 5200

2 atari XE

1 atari jaguar

3 atari 7800

 

68 nes

23 snes

16 n64

14 gameboy

4 famicom & 2 disks

6 virtual boy

4 gba

 

10 Genesis

7 dreamcast

2 saturn

3 sega CD

 

and a few others

[SS]

i also have many other system games so its hard to build a library when collecting a wide group

 

I used to have that "problem" too. It finally dawned on me that the Atari systems, especially the 2600, were the only ones that I really gave a rat's ass about. I've been slowly dumping the crap for the other systems that I own (as well as whole crap systems like the 32X!) and am only keeping the handful of games for most of the other systems that I actually enjoy playing.

[Mendon]

I have zero idea. I got a lot. Never counted. Plus, like I always say... they're spread out over 7000 miles

 

Talking carts, not offspring....

 

Mendon

[+legeek]

26/52/78 over 400

 

2600 alone around 375 including label variations (but no sears except the exclusives)...

 

Not a bad haul, but also nothing more than an honorable mention compared to many on the board!

 

Cheers,

Ben

[Spirantho]

Including minor label variations, approx. 720 carts, about 690 of them 2600....

 

Of course as many of them are PAL, there's more variants there than you can shake a stick at....

[Stingray]

Somewhere in the neighborhood of 50 unique carts. However, most of them I bought new in the late '70s/ early '80s. I've only recently gotten reinterested in Atari and started buying carts again.

 

-S