I'm so close to finally collecting every single Itachoco Systems game... enough that I had to move a couple things off this shelf to fit them all.
I'm not collecting these to own them per se, but since they're not dumped or publicly available on the internet, collecting the full set has been the only way for me to make sure I can try them. The manuals are integral parts of the experience too, so having those has been important. I was hoping I'd have enough to be able to have played everything before I write my Itachoco Systems article, and that's actually looking realistic now.
I didn't expect the two compilations (on the right) to actually have a new exclusive app, too. It's a cute touch. I wonder just how many copies of those were even made; the CDs are CD-Rs with handwritten labels by Rasho himself.
I also have a few duplicates - mostly not on purpose, but for the floppy games it's been helpful to make sure the other dump was right. Floppies are a writable media, so even a good dump might not actually be 100% what was on the original disk. But I'll have to figure out what to do with the spare copies when I'm done with this project.
