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Phosphor Dot Fossils: About The Author
Earl's Collection

About a year ago, I bought a fairly inexpensive four-drawer dresser at Wal-Mart for about $40 to store game cartridges. Despite the fact that it's already overflowing (I'm going to need another fairly soon), this has been my best game storage unit yet. Here are the contents of the drawers, from top to bottom:

Drawer 1: 2600 carts and manuals.

Drawer 2: 5200, 7800 and ColecoVision carts and manuals.

Drawer 3: Odyssey2 carts.

Drawer 4: More Odyssey2 carts (including the oversized "Master Strategy Games") and Intellivision carts and snap-on joysticks.


My traveling Game Boy bag with all the classic fixtures and fittings - Pac-Man, Donkey Kong, Qix, Galaga, Dig Dug, Q*Bert, Joust, Yars' Revenge, and even Pong. This bag goes with me just about everywhere. (Still haven't gotten a Game Boy Advance yet.)


A small herd of Apple II and Apple-compatible Franklin Ace computers lurks in the closet. One of the Ace 1000s and the black Ace 2200 were my first computers; the others, as well as the IIc seen in one of the photos on my game room page, were given to me by various owners who had retired them and wanted to get rid of them. All of them still work.

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