On Christmas 2005, a gamer received an Xbox 360 console and his first game as a gift. That’s how a 20-year personal “marathon” began—and in the end, he managed to assemble a complete set of games released for the console. playground.ru reportsreports.
The collector who achieved this is a Reddit user known as uncleseeth. In his post, he showcased his massive library and said he has 1,353 games on his shelves. By his count, the core set requires 1,256 cases, but that number doesn’t include many different editions and variants. The collection consists of NTSC versions released for the North American market.
The game that started it all was Gun, a Western released in 2005. Twenty years later, the collection was symbolically completed with a gift from his son: he gave his father a Pro Evolution Soccer 18 disc.
According to the collector, collecting Xbox 360 games is more “affordable” than for other platforms. He estimated the average price at around $15, which puts total spending at over $20,000. Of course, some discs are far more expensive: he cites the racing game F1 2013 as his priciest purchase—he paid $250 for it.
Judging by the tone of the post, the collection is no longer just shelf decor: the collector believes these games can be safely kept and shared with the next generation—children, whether they already exist or may come later.
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